This should hopefully ensure people never forget.

[uptown47]

I watched "102 minutes that changed America" the other night. It brought the horror of that day back all over again. Being a UK citizen I don't think we really got the full impact of the event via the news. It was sickening.

I don't know whether in many years time it will emerge that the Bush administration had prior knowledge (or even helped) with the event. What I do know is that the people who lost their lives were innocent victims.

I have created a memorial at Friends At Rest to honour those that passed away. It will serve as a permanent reminder (if it were needed) that we should never forget the horror of that day.

You can see the memorial here if you'd like to add a comment etc..
http://www.friendsatrest.com/memorials/september-eleventh/

Rest in peace.

[Pugwash]

While I would echo your sentiments regarding the the horror inflicted on innocent individuals You state that is it unknown whether the Bush administration had prior knowledge (or even helped) with the event. In this you are not alone, however I would urge you form a conclusion in your own mind using information other than that given to you by the corporate media.

With regard to your site, I feel it is well meant and well presented, nevertheless you will find few supporters from this forum prepared to accept the following statement without question.

[uptown47]

Pugwash

Thanks for your comments. I sourced the text from Wiki. The memorial is intended to be dedicated towards the victims rather than the politics that led to their untimely deaths.

I am a complete cynic when it comes to corporate media and have first hand knowledge of many "discrepancies" with news stories over the years. (I use the word 'discrepancies' to mean utter b******t)...

I would like to say that eventually we will know the whole truth of the politics of the situation but I don't think we ever really will.

[Pikey]