[Old Professer]

It is getting rather tiresome; the memorialization of a horrific day should not be in antticipation of greater horror.

As long as this enemy remains faceless and unvanquished, the true nature of terrorism will be the mask of bravado covering the grimace of fear.

[Old Professer]

SORRY FOR THE MISSPELLING; I really do want to make this point:

It is getting rather tiresome; the memorialization of a horrific day should not be in anticipation of greater horror. As long as this enemy remains faceless and unvanquished, the true nature of terrorism will be the mask of bravado covering the grimace of fear.