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Date Posted: 17:22:07 09/11/01 Tue
Author: LS
Subject: Words can not express...
In reply to: Mugs 's message, "I am sickened..." on 13:20:29 09/11/01 Tue

all the emotions swimming through my head. On every level, from the pain and suffering of the victims, their families, their friends, the ironies in life, the tears, the heroes lost, the disaster area formerly known as the financial center of the world, the innocence lost, the violation of personal sense of security everywhere, the rage, the fear, the total pride I feel about being an American and being Jewish, the fear for safety for Americans everywhere, the fear for safety for everyone as no one as safe as long as there is terrorism, the quandry of how to make things right without becoming one of the monsters I so loathe...

Nothing can make this right. Nothing will make New York whole again. God bless the USA.

I hope that the war that is declared as a result of this is a war on all terrorists in every nook and cranny of the earth.

One of my coworker's son was laid off from his job last week. They were devastated, but not anymore. He worked on the 104th floor of one the World Trade Center towers.

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Turn, Turn, Turn -- tint, 20:14:10 09/11/01 Tue

Re: Turn, Turn, Turn -- Logan, 06:36:45 09/12/01 Wed