RE: Absolutely Incredible...

September 12, 2001

Wow, I'm sure there was a lot of horrible stuff the media/government chose

not to share with the public. I watched those towers collapse and had the

sneaking suspicion that there were more bombs in the building. I'm no

physics expert, but it just looked too much like those planned implosions.

I couldn't help but think about all the terror that those people must have

felt as the building collapsed on them. The one thing I really hope that

people don't turn this horrible act of violence into ethnic hatred. Such an

emotional event needs an outlet, and hatred is such an easily accessible

outlet. I would certainly hate to be a Muslim in America today.

-- S

Absolutely Incredible...

This was sent out on a Email List I belong to by a Paramedic friend who

works in NYC. It's pretty amazing...

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" ...Still remembering the sound of tower #2 collapsing onto the

primary rally point -- burying ten ambulances, and an untold number of RMPs

and firetrucks. Now is not the time to talk about the crews.

Did you see it on TV? That soot, dust, whatever they were calling it. Did

they bother to mention it was littered with body parts? Thirty square

blocks of body parts? Did they mention the number of people who, in flames

and desperation, leaped from the 70th floor? Probably not. We stopped

counting at twenty. I'm also sure they didn't mention the multiple other

strategically placed explosions which went off inside both towers --

ensuring the pancake collapse of the Twins. It wasn't just the planes, boys

and girls.

BTW, there were two guys in a van in Fort Lee yesterday. The van was loaded

with explosives. These guys were parked under the Jersey side of the

Washington Bridge, going to take it out for the greater glory of Allah. "

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