MAJOR $TATIC OVER CHILLING 9/11 SOUNDTRACK

New York Post ^ | 4/10/11 | PHILIP RECCHIA

[TexKat]

April 10, 2005 -- "The tower just collapsed, and I got out! Please send somebody!" "Captain Hannon and four D.C. guys are inside . . . They're not out yet!"

"United 93, we understand you have a bomb on board . . . American 10-6, we just lost a target on that aircraft."

A Canadian company is reaping a profit from these and other anguished voices as they rang out on 9/11 from the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93 — and that has survivors and families who lost loved ones in the 2001 terror attacks calling for a federal investigation.

Vancouver's Mailbox Library has packaged emergency radio dispatches into a CD titled "September 11 — 9/11 — Day of Terror!" and is hawking it online for $4.99.

The company boasts that it includes "the final disturbing radio transmissions between Flight 93 and ground control, just before it crashed into the field in Pennsylvania."

You'll also hear "actual NYC and Washington police radio traffic!"

[TexKat]

A Canadian company is reaping a profit from these and other anguished voices as they rang out on 9/11 from the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93 — and that has survivors and families who lost loved ones in the 2001 terror attacks calling for a federal investigation.

[TexKat]

MAJOR $TATIC OVER CHILLING 9/11 SOUNDTRACK ping.

[SusaninOhio]

Yes, the Canadians certainly are our friends.

[ml/nj]

A Canadian company is reaping a profit from these and other anguished voices as they rang out on 9/11 from the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93 — and that has survivors and families who lost loved ones in the 2001 terror attacks calling for a federal investigation.

BFD. If people want to buy it, then these guys are performing a public service; and if they don't want to buy it they won't. To my mind, anything that keeps people from forgetting is a blessing.

ML/NJ

[Husker24]

I guess I dont see what would be illegal about this. This was a major historical event, theres going to be this kind of stuff for sale.

[Texas_Jarhead]

I agree with you. I'll probably buy a copy myself.

[selucreh]

Good Point.

[The Duke]

Yes, the Canadians certainly are our friends.

There are (more than a few) rotten apples in every barrel. There are those in the US who would do the same.

[Husker24]

The media has self censored itself, to the point where you would hardly know there was ever an attack.

[Textide]

I guess I don't see what would be illegal about this. This was a major historical event, there's going to be this kind of stuff for sale.

Well said. Don't see any tastelessness

[Petronski]

I hope it gets MP3d all over the internet. I want to hear it, but I don't want to enrich profiteers.

[PokeyJoe]

Heck, just go to ogrish.com and you can listen for free.

[navygal]

Just plain sick!

[Texas_Jarhead]

what is ogrish?

[Cicero]

I have mixed feelings.

I don't want to buy such a tape, but I don't think I need it. I still remember 9/11 and I know what it meant for our country. I think our media tried to brush 9/11 under the rug much too quickly. They never showed a lot of details, such as the pictures of desperate people jumping out of windows, and they never broadcast a lot of recorded conversations, not because they have respect for the dead, but because they want to brush the whole business under the carpet and get back to making nice with Muslims.

They hate Bush, they hate the war on terror, they hate the idea of defending our country against our enemies. Maybe it won't hurt to remind people how terrible 9/11 was.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

If people want to buy it, then these guys are performing a public service; and if they don't want to buy it they won't. To my mind, anything that keeps people from forgetting is a blessing.

I agree. Our own liberal media is clearly dedicated to sanitizing and downplaying the events of that day, in order to serve their agenda of appeasement.

If the only way to remind us of the actual sounds and images of the terror of that day is through a for-profit effort, I think we have to live with it.

[Armedanddangerous]

Folks

This is most assuredly a good thing. We need to make sure people never forget...and more important, never forgive.

If this helps schoolkids learn about this ten years from now, so much the better.

[Gucho]

A Canadian company is reaping a profit from these and other anguished voices as they rang out on 9/11 from the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93


A sad way to make a buck.

[Gewittermädchen]

Ping

[Gucho]

This is most assuredly a good thing. We need to make sure people never forget...


But not from Canada.