I watch my son die every time I see the twin towers on TV

The Daily Telegraph ^ | January 31, 2003 | Kate Connolly

[MadIvan]

Never forget. Never forgive.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Bump!

[Fzob]

"I have watched my son die 100 times, every time I see videotapes of the towers falling," she said through tears. When I watch, I lean towards the TV and my mind screams: 'Carl run, run, run. This time you'll make it out'. I look at the faces of the people coming out but his face is never there."

May God give you piece. Sniff

[Fzob]

Good grief

piece = peace

[Clintons Are White Trash]

You've got that right Ivan. Unfortunately, some have already forgotten.

[caisson71]

I wonder if we can get these same people to testify before the US Senate as to the liberals question of a "smoking gun".

[bigfootbob]

BTTT

[BureaucratusMaximus]

Never forget. Never forgive.

(snicker)

50+ years of liberal brainwashing has turned the masses into cowards and dumbasses...they forgot already...all they know is that "Islam is a Religion of Peace (TM)"...AND that us mean ole-Imperialistic Americans are a bigger threat to world peace than Hitler was.

Remember...we're safe now...the government will take care of us...there's nothing to worry about.

[Bobby777]

from my 9/11 memorial page ... if anybody knows the creator of the fireman image, I will give them credit on the page too ...

http://www.tribulation.com/ourheart.htm

[LibKill]

"I have watched my son die 100 times, every time I see videotapes of the towers falling," she said through tears. When I watch, I lean towards the TV and my mind screams: 'Carl run, run, run. This time you'll make it out'. I look at the faces of the people coming out but his face is never there."

Dear Mrs. Fanning. We can't bring Carl back, but we will make them pay large for this. He will be avenged.

Never forget. Never forgive.

"One should forgive one's enemies, but not before they are hanged."

:)

[mvpel]

As much as my heart goes out to these victims, this kind of trial tactic is simply inflammatory and prejudicial, and has no probative value whatsoever.

None of the people testifying about their personal loss have any independent knowledge at all as to who carried out the attacks, who handled the logistics, who paid the bills, or any of that.

I could see putting them on the stand once the verdict had been determined and they were trying to decide whether to put the convicted terrorist to death, but now? It's grandstanding, and that's not something that should be part of a fair trial.

[Monty22]

The correct action to a tragedy is sorry. The WTC was an atracity, and therefore vengence, and endless retribultion are we me must do.

[OldFriend]

IT HAS VALUE TO THE FAMILIES AND THAT IS ALL THAT MATTERS.

Sorry if that's too inflamatory for you!

[OldFriend]

meant.....inflammatory!

[mvpel]

The trial is supposed to be for determining the guilt or innocence of the suspect, not to provide a forum for the families of victims to pour out their anguish.

At the sentencing hearing, that's one thing, but during the trial? No way. Not in a fair trial, at least.

[CharlesThe Hammer]

Semper Fidelis and condolences to these bereaved. I will never forget nor forgive this attack. It will be avenged properly.

[dagnabbit]

He will be avenged.

Don't count on it.

[LibKill]

That image of the angel leaning on the shoulder of the fireman and comforting him is powerful.

[OldFriend]

You sound like the typical dem, or are you a defense attorney. Either way, you have my sympathies......it must be hard to live without a heart......or brain cells.

[harpo11]