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September 11, 2008 at 3:01 PM #269389September 11, 2008 at 10:10 PM #269206stockstradrParticipant
I will merely comment that “patientlywaiting” has written one of the FEW intelligent posts to this thread.
September 11, 2008 at 10:10 PM #269438stockstradrParticipantI will merely comment that “patientlywaiting” has written one of the FEW intelligent posts to this thread.
September 11, 2008 at 10:10 PM #269445stockstradrParticipantI will merely comment that “patientlywaiting” has written one of the FEW intelligent posts to this thread.
September 11, 2008 at 10:10 PM #269491stockstradrParticipantI will merely comment that “patientlywaiting” has written one of the FEW intelligent posts to this thread.
September 11, 2008 at 10:10 PM #269519stockstradrParticipantI will merely comment that “patientlywaiting” has written one of the FEW intelligent posts to this thread.
September 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM #269231temeculaguyParticipantI will not forget, not tomorrow or probably not ever. This morning I heard the version of “hero” on the radio with the soundbites mixed in of people on the street and politicians and I had to dry the tears from eyes. It’s been seven years and I still cry when I think too hard about it. I’m still mad and sad and in the immortal words of the 1980 Olympic Hockey coach, Herb Brooks,”You’ll take it to your f*&^ing grave.”
I don’t want to engage in a political or idealogical debate, that crap completely misses the point. There is a little more than an hour left on this anniversary, leave the demopulican garbage for another day and allow the rest of us to honor our fallen heroes for just this one day each year, please.
September 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM #269463temeculaguyParticipantI will not forget, not tomorrow or probably not ever. This morning I heard the version of “hero” on the radio with the soundbites mixed in of people on the street and politicians and I had to dry the tears from eyes. It’s been seven years and I still cry when I think too hard about it. I’m still mad and sad and in the immortal words of the 1980 Olympic Hockey coach, Herb Brooks,”You’ll take it to your f*&^ing grave.”
I don’t want to engage in a political or idealogical debate, that crap completely misses the point. There is a little more than an hour left on this anniversary, leave the demopulican garbage for another day and allow the rest of us to honor our fallen heroes for just this one day each year, please.
September 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM #269471temeculaguyParticipantI will not forget, not tomorrow or probably not ever. This morning I heard the version of “hero” on the radio with the soundbites mixed in of people on the street and politicians and I had to dry the tears from eyes. It’s been seven years and I still cry when I think too hard about it. I’m still mad and sad and in the immortal words of the 1980 Olympic Hockey coach, Herb Brooks,”You’ll take it to your f*&^ing grave.”
I don’t want to engage in a political or idealogical debate, that crap completely misses the point. There is a little more than an hour left on this anniversary, leave the demopulican garbage for another day and allow the rest of us to honor our fallen heroes for just this one day each year, please.
September 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM #269515temeculaguyParticipantI will not forget, not tomorrow or probably not ever. This morning I heard the version of “hero” on the radio with the soundbites mixed in of people on the street and politicians and I had to dry the tears from eyes. It’s been seven years and I still cry when I think too hard about it. I’m still mad and sad and in the immortal words of the 1980 Olympic Hockey coach, Herb Brooks,”You’ll take it to your f*&^ing grave.”
I don’t want to engage in a political or idealogical debate, that crap completely misses the point. There is a little more than an hour left on this anniversary, leave the demopulican garbage for another day and allow the rest of us to honor our fallen heroes for just this one day each year, please.
September 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM #269544temeculaguyParticipantI will not forget, not tomorrow or probably not ever. This morning I heard the version of “hero” on the radio with the soundbites mixed in of people on the street and politicians and I had to dry the tears from eyes. It’s been seven years and I still cry when I think too hard about it. I’m still mad and sad and in the immortal words of the 1980 Olympic Hockey coach, Herb Brooks,”You’ll take it to your f*&^ing grave.”
I don’t want to engage in a political or idealogical debate, that crap completely misses the point. There is a little more than an hour left on this anniversary, leave the demopulican garbage for another day and allow the rest of us to honor our fallen heroes for just this one day each year, please.
September 11, 2008 at 10:52 PM #269236SD RealtorParticipantFLU I didn’t see your post when I posted mine. Thank you for bringing it on the board.
Unfortunately it is hard to remember the loss without things turning into a political debate and that is understandable.
All that can be asked are a few things. First that nobody ever forgets. Second, that like it or not, there are people who do indeed want to see the destruction of the United States and of Isreal.
While this is by no means an indemnification of US behavior in the past, it is simply a fact.
September 11, 2008 at 10:52 PM #269468SD RealtorParticipantFLU I didn’t see your post when I posted mine. Thank you for bringing it on the board.
Unfortunately it is hard to remember the loss without things turning into a political debate and that is understandable.
All that can be asked are a few things. First that nobody ever forgets. Second, that like it or not, there are people who do indeed want to see the destruction of the United States and of Isreal.
While this is by no means an indemnification of US behavior in the past, it is simply a fact.
September 11, 2008 at 10:52 PM #269477SD RealtorParticipantFLU I didn’t see your post when I posted mine. Thank you for bringing it on the board.
Unfortunately it is hard to remember the loss without things turning into a political debate and that is understandable.
All that can be asked are a few things. First that nobody ever forgets. Second, that like it or not, there are people who do indeed want to see the destruction of the United States and of Isreal.
While this is by no means an indemnification of US behavior in the past, it is simply a fact.
September 11, 2008 at 10:52 PM #269523SD RealtorParticipantFLU I didn’t see your post when I posted mine. Thank you for bringing it on the board.
Unfortunately it is hard to remember the loss without things turning into a political debate and that is understandable.
All that can be asked are a few things. First that nobody ever forgets. Second, that like it or not, there are people who do indeed want to see the destruction of the United States and of Isreal.
While this is by no means an indemnification of US behavior in the past, it is simply a fact.
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