Posted on 09/11/2001 4:36:12 PM PDT by MeekOneGOP
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Notice the coincidence? September 11th? - 9-1-1? Eerie!
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Sadly, some hearts are too hard, too stubborn, and too darn proud to ask.
"Call on Me in the Day of Trouble; I will deliver you, and you shall glorify Me." ~Psalm 50:15
I am sorry you take this sad day so lightly, unfortunate person!
This was NOT a joke post. . .
This is what I found during a quick Google search......
September 11, 1978 Daily Diary
At 3:00 AM, the meeting ended with the Israelis promising they would produce recommended changes to the American proposal by 8:00AM. After making revisions responding to the Israeli position, President Carter presented a revised American proposal to Sadat. Brzezinski wrote in his journal,
I am fearful that we have revised it to a point that may make it difficult for Sadat to accept our document. Carter relies heavily on his special relationship with Sadat to bring him around to a more compromising point of view, and I hope he can pull it off.
Sadat offered that he would be willing to allow the Israeli settlers to remain in the Sinai for three years and he might consider allowing Israelis to control two of the airfields in the Sinai for the same length of time. The Americans cannot reveal this position, though. Sadat would discuss the draft with his colleagues.
While the Egyptians discussed the proposal, Vance and the President both explored potential avenues of agreement with the Israelis. Vance and Dayan explored a potential Sinai agreement. Carter met with Weizman and Tamir to review the Sinai situation.
The eventual Egyptian position taken that day turned out more pessimistic than Sadat's original reaction. Foreign Minister Kamil argued that Sadat's tendency to overlook how details would undermine his position in Egypt and the Arab world had led to Sadat's original optimism. In fact, though, Kamil argued the proposal was unacceptable to Egypt in a number of ways.
In late night discussions with Dayan and Barak, the President discerned that they were adopting a more positive and compromising position.
I don't really see how that might begin to explain today's events?
Sadly, some hearts are too hard, too stubborn, and too darn proud to ask.
"Call on Me in the Day of Trouble; I will deliver you, and you shall glorify Me." ~Psalm 50:15
Thank you, 3C! ! Can you BELIEVE such insensitivity? BLESS YOU!
Thanks for replying to the correct person next time.
My 911 is from Psalm 91:1
He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High, shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
Come on, do you seriously believe that it's anything more than a coincidence that today is 9-11-01? Do you really think that the human incarnate fragments of hell who did this chose to do it today because of the 9-11? It's a coincidence, and any other point of view is either a sick corny joke or an absurd, ridiculous theory.
You have NOT proved to me you care one Rats A** about the 10,000 people likely to have died today! Go back and READ my post. The 9-1-1 was a coincidental comment. The post was made on a REGULAR post heading INSTEAD of the BREAKING slot that's been HIGHLY abused today! Please note that. Nothing personal, but [you fill in the blanks]. . .
LOL! Oops! ;-)
Ain't technology great? Wonder if AOL makes these mistakes?
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