>September 11th.
>Tracey linked to this video today and so will I. It says more than I ever could about 9/11 and the emotions that day continues to stir up in all of us.
>Tracey linked to this video today and so will I. It says more than I ever could about 9/11 and the emotions that day continues to stir up in all of us.
>There are different opinions concerning 9/11. Lindsay, I hope you have the courage to allow this post to stay on your blog.Visit this site …http://www.loosechange911.com/Then search on video.google.com for Loose Change 2nd Edition. Select an English version and watch the 1 hour 22 minute film. It should scare you. If you have a file sharing program such as LimeWire search for the movie and download it for later viewing. The file size should be about 700MB in avi format. I don’t know the size in mpg.Watch it and be afraid.
>Oh, that just crushed me… that 911 call…
>There are definately different opinions about 9/11. All kinds of document/video manipulation.I watched Loose Change both editions. I also watched Screw Loose Change.Interesting…http://www.lolloosechange.co.nr/I doubt we will EVER know what really happened…but either way, may all those that lost their lives rest in peace.
>I haven’t seen Loose Change- What I appreciate about the video I linked to is that it has no “slant”- It’s simply a visceral reminder of that day and all its horror.
>I like Evan. He seems to have his head on straight.Loose Change is crap.
>I haven’t seen a lot of that footage in a long time. It gave me chills to watch it again.
>I started to watch the video but quickly turned it off after hearing, “Help! Help!” It’s been five years, and my emotions are still too close to the surface, the wound too raw.
>wow. That has me bawling now. The people standing and staring, the empty streets? That’s exactly how it was in the city right then. Bizarre, unreal.