I do not believe these pictures have been released to the public before.
They are unforgettable.
http://www.zombietime.com/wtc_9-13-2001/
They are unforgettable.
http://www.zombietime.com/wtc_9-13-2001/
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911 pictures
- Thread starter clammer
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I was in NYC a few months after 9/11 and you could still see the dust on the sides of the buildings from the explosions. These pictures are important to us and need to be seen by more people. It bothers me that the devastation is not shown more often. I suspect it has something to do with politics (of both sides).
Thanks Clammer!
Thanks Clammer!
AFFitness13
New member
Seeing this in person is an experience that is unforgettable. I went to NYC for a senior trip in early 2002, and we stopped by ground zero on a "Tour" we passed a few of the local churches, the gates and fences were covered with all sorts of things. It was just amazing. If you get the chance to go it is worth witnessing a part of our history.
Looking at these pics, it's nowonder they are still finding remains 5 yrs later
elsmitro
floppy member
Americans have a really bad habit of forgetting things, things that shouldn’t be forgotten, things said and done against us (like the firestone tire recall). I hope no one ever forgets this, or the ones that did this to us. One of my mottos is: sometimes I can forgive, but I will never forget!
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Pigtails
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Those were very good pics of a very sad day in history. People do forget the distruction and the death of that day. Everyone takes for granted the freedom and rights we have here in America. We need to have pics like this in the meida to remind us of what was lost and what can still happen.
DAP
New member
I usually do not engage in discussions about this topic for many reasons ... but while these images may strike awe, I can tell you personally that one of the most indelible sensory experiences of that day was the smell ..... and the other .. the dust ... dusty ghouls on the trains that day ...
It will go graveside with me.
We do need to remember perhaps, as was posted earlier.
It will go graveside with me.
We do need to remember perhaps, as was posted earlier.