[ScotchBible]

just curious, but how extensive are these files? just 9/11 related or other stuff too?

[I got the rope]

Friend...whatever you are looking for you can find it here on FreeRepublic. Just ask.

[kayak]

Go to my profile page and click on Links. The scroll down to the bottom of the extensive list there. I have most files related to 9/11 preceded by WTC to keep them all together though I had bookmarked quite a few files before I thought of that idea. The original thread on FR when the towers were first hit is in there somewhere but I think it is a random one not at the bottom.

And the ones I have are just a portion of the total files of that horrible day and its aftermath.

Many people on FR have even more.

[hellinahandcart]

Stuff disappears off the net all the time. If you don't have files, you'll never be able to find the article or picture you need in order to prove to some idiot that he's an idiot.

What, you thought this was a chat site?

[I got the rope]

9/11 Panel's Report Critical of FAA: (check out this post by denydenydeny)

[NonValueAdded]

FYI, in the internet age it is extremely easy to keep a bookmark list of posts, articles, etc. about a subject that is of interest. It isn't like a "Conspiracy Theory" Mel Gibson safe house with tin foil walls, file cabinets, and self destruct mechanisms.

If you've been surfing the net for any lenght of time, hasn't your IE favorites or Netscape bookmark list gotten pretty long? You read something interesting, figure you might want to refer back in the future, one mouse click and now you have the start of your own set of "files."

It sounded like you were a bit freaked about the concept of "having files" but I think you have the wrong connotation there. Then again ...

[LaraCroft]

"just curious, but how extensive are these files? just 9/11 related or other stuff too?"

I'm sorry but I find that to be a very strange question.

Kind of like asking someone when they stopped beating their wife.

Plus I'd feel more comfortable answering you, if you'd been here more than 10 minutes. Of course, if you were a regular, you wouldn't BE asking a question like that.

[El Gran Salseron]

Scotch, I think I can speak for most people here on FR. Most or all of us keep files of interest to conservatives but ESPECIALLY files/links/pics/tributes/memorials to 9/11.

I have one of my hard drives dedicated to nothing but 9/11. It is a 40 gig drive and about half full right now but it keeps growing as new information is discovered or reported.

Never forget!

One way to ensure that you do NOT forget is to keep files/links, etc and refer to them occasionally.