Well America, now what.....

will you do ? I am very saddened today as I view the TV news from 6 a.m. till now. Will the President act and declare war against all Terrorists all over the world ? Does he have the right to do so ? i can tell you first hand what it is like to be shot at ......in 1980 in Israel, hiding in a travel bus, and there is bloody nothing you can do, and nowhere to hide. My prayers go out to the families and all the innocents killed today, and dang it all, it isn't going to be over either.

Erich // very angry !!!!!1

sorry for the off-topic statements Otto.

 

Dear Erich, I do feel for you. I was in Germany-Heidelberg to be exact, when some of those cowardly B astards, attacked the USS Cole. I cried with anger and grief. I am crying now today for all those victims and their combined families and friends. I too know more than one person who works at the World Trade Center, and I am VERY worried.

If you want to know something that is not on the network news, go to: www.wehrmacht-awards.com forums and look under the posting by Kevin Rosenmann on the top most topic.

Kevin is a Major in the Green Berets--need I say more. Mike H of Corpus Christi, was a sniper in the Airborne Rangers--read what they say and you will know more than most.

I saw we waste all those coward terrorists bastards. I apoligise folks for my cursing but, this is the cleanest posting I can make for such a tragedy.

Ben Laden, your days are numbered you asshole.

 

Carl :

I am getting e-mails from all over the world right at present sending their condolonces.............you are very correct, unfortunately. Their time will come for sure. Deny as they will, they will be all toast, soon enough. Hate filled words they are, but American emotions are running high from one side of the country to the other.
I pray for the President to do the right thing. Terrorism BE GONE !!

E

 

I agree with you 100% my friend, I sure hope that you and noone else from our "family" here, nor elsewhere, has to get invloved in any fighting thats sure to come. Take care.

 

I am a New Yorker, born and bread.

Ten thousand of my own statesmen may lie dead tonight. All of them with families, children, and relations whose own lives are now shattered.

Two hundred of New York's finest deserve the Maltese Cross tonight; our Thin Blue Line is now coping with devestating lossess.

May they Rest in Peace. And I hope to God that we can fix all this someday. That we can stop the bleeding and the crying. And that we can heal the wounds. My prayers are there.

 

Here here, I agree with you. Take care friend--yours-Carl.

 

Tomorrow I'm gonna do everything I can to give blood. Since I'm only 15 I hope to god they let me donate some blood.

Also today I was taking to my mother about there every being a war and she said she would send me to Cananda. I was appalled by this and stated that I would never leave my country like some Pu*** for Cananda or any country. This day has shocked my in so many ways that I feel weak. At this point when I turn on CNN and see them showing new york I break down because it hurts so bad and there is hardly anything I can do. I feel so helpless because I could've been in that situation and there would have been nothing I could've done. I hope to god that when they get who ever did this and I know they will. That they make them suffer worse then can ever be imaged because they have made this country suffer more today then it evershould have in its history.

 

Bring the Enola Gay out of the Smithsonian and gas her up..........

 

i've watched the news since 10:30 this morning and it never fails to shock me when i watch that plane hit the building...and when i watch huge landmarks of my country desintegrate into oblivian.....i am just appalled and shocked ............just shock...........

 

Guys :

A suggestion.......since 9/10th's of us cannot be there to help in some way, that we please put our flag out in support of the brave men and women that lost their lives and the brave men and women that have given and will give their all to help find the lost.

E

 

I want to add my condolences, I only just learned my uncle was not there, we thought he was. I suggest that if you cant rais a flag you wear a black tie or badge or whatever to show your respect, that is what I am doing.

 

America-Be brave......

As a Brit'-I cannot express my sadness at the cowardly attack on your home country.I think I speak for most of us in the UK when I say my thoughts are with your kinsmen.
I know there is very little we can do to help you,but I think as one of your closest allies-your enemy is now our enemy.These motherf'kers need to be strung up,and I make no opolgy for my language.
I know USA will rebuild,and I hope they will not forgive.....
My words cannot express the sadness at what has happened to our cousins across the pond......

For what it's worth,

Dinger.

 

I will be wearing some American themed hatpins at work today which includes our colors and the Confederate colors and the state of Texas colors. I might even throw in the Union Jack hatpin I have, as a way of thanking out British and U.K. and European friends for their support.

 

This attack is very close to home for me. NYC is about 1 hr East of me and i know people who can see the skyline from their houses. My dad lost lots of colleahues - he has tried contacting them to no avail - int he WTC's, where he used to work. Another thing, the most striking, is my next door neighbour. Her son saved her life.

She is a pilot for United Airlines and was supposed to have flown the plane that crashed into the Pentago. yesterday being her sons 7th B'day, she had switched flights with the pilot who acctualy died so that she flew to San Fransico on Monday and would have returned on tuesday for her sons birthday. She was very very close friends with the pilot who diead.

 

Sorry about all the losses. If someone knows where to send donations of food, clothes and money, please let me know, I want to contribute something other than just a pint of blood.

 

all i have to do is travel 20 minutes down the NJ Turnpike to see the smoking skyline of NYC. sheesh

 

I feel bad for you and all who are used to seeing the towers. I have only been in the area only once and I was in the air flying to Germany. At the time we were in the area, it was pitch black with night. It was mostly cloudy but here and there you could see the lights of cities.

I remember a long period of being over the ocean and seeing the glassylike surface and the moonlight reflecting from it. I remember seeing the glow of a huge cities lights through the cotton that was the cloud cover.

I was very excited because I was actually in European skies. I NEVER thought that I would ever be there. The dawn was approaching and you could see the rainbow od colors as only that you see at sunrises and sunsets. We touched down in Franfurt, to a partly cloudy sky.

The instant I was out of the plane and walking on the tarmac, I felt as if I was 1,000 years back in time. The air was much cooler than Texas had been when I left. The air was almost as humid.

I left CC,TX at 10:00 am, and it was summertime heat and humidity. Dallas was even worse. Frankfurt was in the mid 60's but humid.

I regret that I never had the chance to visit the WTC, and to go on its observation deck. What a view that must have been.............

 

This is not the appropriate forum, but what the hell. To all my Brothers in the FDNY their families and all the emergency workers in New York and Washington, Our prayers are with you

 

Billy, thanks, and its the right forum to say this on. A nice way to remember those good people many thanks

 

light a candle on the World wide web for those who died, suffered, and helping. http://lightacandle.sol.dk/