A very nicely done program that you will not see on MSM. The first part of the show was not flattering to the Klintoons and is worth repeating on the networks but it never will. It was a nice tribute the heroes in the tower who help their coworkers out but stayed behind. The guy that rode the staircase down and the ones in the center stairwell should be in church everyday thanking God for his gift.
I am still angry to this day but after watching this I was livid again like the day it happened.
I didn't loose anyone in 9/11; I live in the Poconos, but I can tell you even around here, people were like walking zombies....
About a month later, on one of our local news channels, I was watching the news and they requested for people to go to the park and rides and retrieve the autos that people in 9/11 left behind.
Down the lane from us, a guy that would come every year from N.Y. to deer hunt, I haven't seen him since, and his property went for tax sale last year, I guess I know what happened to him.
Mad doesn't even cover the sick feeling I get. My husband was being treaded at Sloan-Kettering at the time, and we went in to N.Y. in Dec. We went to Ground Zero, oh my, I don't have the words that explain the pain I felt. And the anger that came over me was unreal. In the back of my mind, I thought: "All of this could have been prevented if clinton had not of been busy in the oval office". Don't ask me why I thought that, right at that time, but I did.
I can feel the anger of the people left behind, and I don't blame them a bit...remember what the lady said: "I stood there and watched my husband die, and I couldn't do anything about it" can you imagine? I hope I never do...