September 11, 2003

[jamiebk]

It's probably a safe bet that we will never find 100% of the remains of all the victims of 9/11. It is a sacred and hallowed site...it is a "cemetery" for many. It should be treated as such.

[dai bread]

It. Is. Not. Over.

You don't have permission to access /mt-archives/terrorwar/it_is_not_over.php on this server.

What sort of site is this?

[jamiebk]

It. Is. Not. Over.

You don't have permission to access /mt-archives/terrorwar/it_is_not_over.php on this server.

What sort of site is this?

???? It works fine from here...I don't know why you can't access this. If you right click on the link you can copy the webaddress and past it into your browser separate from BBB...maybe try that.

[Shapley]

What sort of site is this?

It links to a news article about the finding of more bodies from the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks during construction of the World Trade Center.

Here is a link to a Telegraph article on it:

Remains of 72 people found at World Trade Center site

[dai bread]

No, that original site won't let me in at all. The Telegraph site did though, so I don't see why the other won't.

I think they'll be finding human remains at Ground Zero for quite some time.

[Shapley]

It is hard to believe that 11 years have passed since word reached that terrorists had successfully landed a devestating blow on American soil.

The internet is full of people posting their reminders, with patriotic images and cut-and-pasted words of remembrance. I'll try not copy them. Instead, I'll just repeat that simple thought that was written on this page by O.T. nine long years ago:

My thoughts and prayers are with those who work to protect us and keep us safe.