Ezi Suhaini Idrus
Sunday, October 4th, 2009 @ 12:07pm
Rating: Five stars. My condolences to all the family members, colleagues and friends of those who were the victims of this brutal attack.
Christian
Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 @ 4:08pm
Rating: One star. I like the Twin Towers, and i miss the twin towers.
anne walsh
Monday, September 7th, 2009 @ 6:22pm
Rating: Five stars. I think about all people who died on sept 11th years go bye but you all will be in my prayers ......god bless x
Christopher S. Ligety
Friday, June 5th, 2009 @ 3:24am
Rating: Five stars. WTC Respect, and to all who were lost on that tragic day. We've all been left with bad memories, but we still have all the good ones to remember. Bless the families to all of the fallen heroes.
Anna
Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 @ 12:44pm
Rating: Five stars. I visited the Twin Towers 2 weeks before it went down, and it was sad to see them collapse.
Gary
Saturday, March 14th, 2009 @ 10:23am
Rating: Five stars. To the heros of THE WORLD TRADE CENTRE, those that walked away, and to those that slipped away you are never far from my thoughts... My thoughs are also with family & friends of the 9/11 attacks, The heros on flight 93, and unsung heros of 9/11 GOD BLESS...
Priscilla Concepcion
Thursday, March 5th, 2009 @ 8:10pm
Rating: Five stars. This was a horrible thing my heart goes out to all of the families,,
kiran
Thursday, December 4th, 2008 @ 4:45am
its really pathetic,the whole world was ashamed n terrorism path,they should be punished mercilessly,the persons thouse who are participated n helped for this attack has to be hang 100times after the death also,i hope all their souls got piece
Amos
Friday, October 31st, 2008 @ 3:17pm
When i first seen on the news about 9/11 I was Thinking god pls help thes ppl to get out alright. I feel so Sorry for all the ppl that wher Lost in the Towers. and thinking about the firemen'sthat risked there life's to help the life's of others. My heart gose out to ever one that lost there lifes on that tragedy day. And the family's who Lost there Loved ones. God Bless The U.S.A
Allison
Monday, October 13th, 2008 @ 3:33pm
The Twin Towers were a huge landmark in New York and they will be missed. God bless those brave people on that sad day and all their famillies. i pray that good will always triumph over evil, but I still keep asking why?
matthew aged 7 wales
Monday, October 13th, 2008 @ 3:30pm
I really like the twin towers. In school I pray for the people who lost their lives and I was not born when it happened but I will never forget them.
james mcleary
Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 @ 6:22am
i was on my first holiday to america when the terror happened and my heart went out to all the victoms of the terrorist attacks god be with the people that died rest in peace in gods name .......
james mcleary
Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 @ 6:19am
Rating: Five stars. RIP all you brave people ..
Scott Miller
Saturday, September 27th, 2008 @ 11:53am
Rating: Five stars. As a Retired Soldier, I watched the events fold on that horrific day. I was flabergasted and wanted revenge. After those thoughts, my family and I prayed for those who were there in that peril. as ADMIRAL YAMAMOTA said "ALL WE DID WAS WAKE A SLEEPING GIANT AND FILL HIM WITH A TERRIBLE RESOLVE." Those terrorists did precisely that. I pray everyday for those who perished that day, shed a tear for them and hope that we catch those infadels. "GOD BLESS AMERICA AND THOSE WHO MAKE AMERICA, AMERICA!!"
Quinn
Friday, September 12th, 2008 @ 5:35pm
Rating: Five stars. For all those who died that day, please, for the sake of America, the ppl who we lost that day and the events to follow, please take a moment of silence in front of your national flag, and thank you for supporting the US
Cory Luke
Friday, September 12th, 2008 @ 1:26pm
I helped in the Staten Island clean up that is some thing i will never forget.
Dion
Thursday, September 11th, 2008 @ 2:30pm
Rating: Five stars. it being 7 years since 9/11 i still think about it all of the time and i will never be able to forget about it
michelle
Tuesday, August 12th, 2008 @ 7:07am
Rating: Five stars. i was in the world trade centres in august of 2001 and i am going back there for the 1st time sice in dec of this year. i am not looking forward to seeing the sight. god bless the people of new york and god will always be with you........you all have great strenght and courage to carry on. god be with you all.
Ed Dishmon
Monday, July 21st, 2008 @ 1:00pm
Rating: Five stars. I delivered a load of rebar to Ground Zero. I was not prepared for the wave of emotions the broke against me. Pain, anger and, yes, hate.While being unloaded, A victim was found.Work stopped while he was recovered. I started sobbing and could not stop.One of the workers came over and touched his hardhat to mineand held me until I got ahold of myself.
Richard Preston
Sunday, June 15th, 2008 @ 1:51pm
Rating: Five stars. Like the many postings below, I too think that the buildings should have been rebuilt. I visited the observation deck in 1976 and many times since. My last visit with my sons was in 1999. The experience of putting your toes up against the floor to ceiling glass windows made you feel like you were flying. Having the second tower you could see offered a sense of scale was an important part of the experience. I liked the bold parallel lines of the stainless steel ribs that soared to the top and created a stylized Gothic arch two stories above the plaza. You could see these buildings from just about everywhere in the NYC area. I miss being able to see it in the distance as you looked downtown on Sixth from Mid-town.
kemal
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 @ 9:48am
god blees the all peoples.........
ele
Friday, May 16th, 2008 @ 5:57pm
Rating: Five stars. Having just visited New York for the first time and visited ground zero I have to say what an emotional moment this was for me. Nearly 7 years on this act of cowardice and treachery to fellow human beings is not forgotton or forgiven. I look forward to revisiting when the freedom tower is complete. Together we will stand united against these yellow spined freaks.
sathish
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 @ 2:42am
i am sorry for my late condolence and i hope there is peace and happiness now for those who lost their loved ones.terrorists should be punished mercilesly for taking lives of innocent people
Daniel Wood
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008 @ 5:35pm
Rating: Five stars. It is really sad and if you dont think of it being sad, you could of been the one dying in pain, and jumping out windows, and even dying without seeing your kids, wife, husband, family, or even your best friend. Well I hope they rebuild the building. Im sorry for your friends and family that died in the building.
Jane
Friday, April 18th, 2008 @ 1:01pm
Rating: Five stars. We MUST rebuild the towers and they must be exactly the same height and they should be built to the exact same size to show those sissies in the middle east that we CANT BE DESTROYEDGOD BLESS AMERICA and the people of new york city
Philip Hamlin
Saturday, April 5th, 2008 @ 8:05pm
Rating: Five stars. I am sorry to be never able to never stand on these great structures but I am more sorry for the loss of life.
John Symons
Sunday, February 10th, 2008 @ 7:15pm
Rating: Five stars. My wife and I visited New York and thoroughly enjoyed that magnificant city that never sleeps. It is hard to imagine what the city now looks like after 9/11 and my heart goes out to you. Move on and rebuild as you are doing, bigger, stronger and indeed impressive. God bless you all. John
Jake
Thursday, January 17th, 2008 @ 5:56am
Rating: Five stars. remarkable building, to be remembered forever and always. god bless america, and the people that died
john
Thursday, December 27th, 2007 @ 3:59pm
Rating: Five stars. i have been to new york many times but all after 9/11. i remember seeing those magnificient towers shadowing over the big apple. they were an awesome sight to behold. i only ever wished i could of seen the for real. the new york skyline will never be the same without them. i am an irish male wishing to be a proud american . god bless u all and never let those terrorist win.
obum
Wednesday, December 26th, 2007 @ 5:40am
Rating: Five stars. it was really hard for me to believe but may God bless all those that lost their lives in 9/11.may their soul rest in peace.AMEN
Nik
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007 @ 9:30am
Rating: Four stars. My condolence to all families and vicims involved on this situation
Bobby Bath
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007 @ 1:27pm
Rating: Five stars. god has a plan for us all that day was filled with pain and horror,one that we will never should forget to the people who lost family members that day my heart goes out to you an i hope that somehow you will be able to carry on with your life in a way that would make lost one feel proud of you God Bless
Webs
Wednesday, October 17th, 2007 @ 6:34pm
I went to ground zero and I cried. The people of New York and the rest of us who fight for the U.S.A. are so brave and proud. God Bless all the victims of 9/11 and to all the troops fighting for our freedom.
shweta
Monday, October 15th, 2007 @ 7:05am
Rating: Four stars. Still i heard the voice of the persons who were the witnesses of the terrible.....blast.I pray to God that... Those terrible history may not repeat again.
Andrew Walker
Monday, August 13th, 2007 @ 7:58pm
Rating: Five stars. This act will not be forgotten, and whilst there are thsoe who may squabble over the legalities of our nation's current wars one thing remains strong, freedom will win - Britian and America have fought side by side for 70 years against those who persecute and discriminate, those who control and manipulate and those who commit unspeakable acts and masacre those because of their beliefs or colour of their skin. Liberty and Democracy are choices - but choices which everyone should have the right to make! Long live America and Long live Britain - together defending the ideals of freedom!
Jason
Sunday, July 29th, 2007 @ 9:51pm
I am feeling so sorry for all the people that lost their lives that day. It was so sad. I will never forget about the World Trade Center and all the people that lost their families that day. I want New York to be rebuilt another day for a sweet memory and for the terrorists to know that only America is the best! So please rebuilt the twin towers so the terrorists can know that they will never succeed even if they try! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!
Jacob
Saturday, July 21st, 2007 @ 5:01pm
Rating: Five stars. Beautiful presentation but must say what a day. i sat there watching many individuals removed from what life had to offer. god has a plan, he has his reasons
KAPIL
Wednesday, July 18th, 2007 @ 1:38pm
The twin Towers should be rebuild agian taller than before,, that will give the message to terrors, their attacks will not be changed the actual strength of America. God Bless America & Americans
hayden palmer
Sunday, July 15th, 2007 @ 4:54am
Rating: Three stars. i think that the people whe comitted this act should pay. we should fight back againt these sick people! we will win this war no matter what!
nancy gonzalez
Monday, June 25th, 2007 @ 7:26pm
up to this day i still remember the morning of september/11/2001 like if it just hapen that was the sadest morning and all that inocent people that left this world will always be in the memories of each AMERICAN CITIZEN GOD BLESS AMERICA AND ALL THE INOCENT PEOPLE THAT US LOST AND THERE FAMILIES.
Jennifer
Thursday, June 14th, 2007 @ 5:27pm
Rating: Five stars. 9/11 was such a tragic day. I say build the SAME two towers, prove to everyone that they can never take them down.
ernie
Monday, May 28th, 2007 @ 9:11am
Rating: Five stars. we still shed a tear for Americas loss on that terrible day.We must all hold our heads up and be proud of our great nations.Great Britain will always stand by you America!God bless America God save the Queen
Princess
Thursday, May 24th, 2007 @ 2:30pm
I feel very sad about the distruction of the WTC by heartless people. God will judge the. Bush my man, do not worry, make urgent plans to re-build it is a pride of the USA.
Dayanand sutar
Sunday, May 20th, 2007 @ 7:29am
Rating: Four stars. I think this act of terrorism is disgusting act of socciety from that time when i heard this news. Till this time I feel very bad about it, I cant just believe its in true, just I wantend to which you that GOD BLESS YOU NEW YORK. We pray forever.
ashley biddlecome
Friday, May 4th, 2007 @ 1:42pm
Rating: Four stars. this is really sad i wish it didnt happen it is sad i have the movie and i havent had a chance to watch it yet but i probably will watch it this weekend
Pawel Slabiak
Thursday, April 19th, 2007 @ 5:43am
my heart and my feellings are always with the victims. I was there after 6 years i could not stop the tears....
Heba
Tuesday, April 10th, 2007 @ 11:39pm
Rating: Four stars. 9/11 is a day that will NEVER be forgotten. I remember feeling numb and couldn´t believe my eyes when I watched tha attack on TV that very day. It was like watching a movie yet it was actually happening in real life, what a horrible nightmare. My heart goes out to the people who lost their lives and their loved ones. God bless.
susan
Sunday, April 1st, 2007 @ 12:19am
I still cry at the thought we went thought this. But it was bound to happen.With what they were doing years before.But we cant forget this.We the USA were not the only ones hurt by this. Each county had people living in and around new york. yes even people who live over there.everyone was hurt.GOD BLESS
jose gonza;ez
Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 @ 12:32pm
Rating: Five stars. i loved those twin tower i cried when i seen that happend so sad god bless america and the twin towers i love you new york
Haleigh
Wednesday, March 14th, 2007 @ 10:47am
This will stay with the people of the United States forever.
Eddie
Sunday, March 11th, 2007 @ 1:16am
Rating: Five stars. I will never forget that tragic day of September 11,2001. Even though it sickens me everytime I look at the NYC skyline and to feel the pain and emptyness, I feel that the Freedom tower will be a great symbol of American freedom and our will power to stand up to those skumbag Arabs that did this. I went to NYC twice and I went to the WTC. I went all the way up Tower 1, to the roof, and just to know that I will probably never have a moment like that again makes me sad. God bless America and to all those who died on 9/11 and those who are curently fighting for our Freedom!
Brian
Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 @ 7:42pm
Rating: Five stars. This building was outstanding. Should have been re built the same, just to show the world that the cowards that destroyed the WTC cant ever win.
margie
Saturday, February 24th, 2007 @ 5:08am
Rating: Two stars. went to the site july 2006. cried me a river of tears for the brave people lost and for the ones who lived. why build a new tower leave it as a garden.
Intan
Friday, February 23rd, 2007 @ 9:30am
God save the America.God bless those that died and injured in this horrible act.They killed over 2000 people for no reason.I belive that the terrorist should pay for what they did.I belive on KARMA.Let God judge them for what they did.God Save America.
Dan
Thursday, February 15th, 2007 @ 9:18pm
Rating: Five stars. Like most things in life can be repaired. Cars, Computers, Children, Adults and yes-even buildings. We can over take it (the problem) or the problem can over take us. You have the People, The Equipment, Knowledge, Money and the WILL to WIN. You can and should. God Bless
Daniel Choe
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 @ 4:48pm
Rating: Five stars. I feel the same way as everyone else does. Why did the terrorists do that? It accomplished nothing. Absolutely nothing!
Tom
Saturday, January 20th, 2007 @ 12:15pm
Rating: Five stars. My Great Uncle helped construct this masterpiece and not only do i love the building, I love how a nation responded to the evil of a few freaks who think that the us is bad. Who knew two giant pillars of concrete could create so much patriotism in Amercia. Never Forget 9/11
Marianne Clayton
Monday, January 8th, 2007 @ 7:24pm
Rating: Four stars. Even as a Canadian i have deep feelings for what happened on the dark day of September 11, 2001 in New York City. I still get a lump in my throat today when looking at images of the twin towers that had smoke billowing out of them like they were two giant matches!! I was so moved with all the volunteer rescue workers that help clean the rubble & search for bodies....they truly are the hand of god!! But I still think of those that parished in on 9/11 & how inicent these people were & how they didnt deserve to die the way they did...all I can say is KARMA!!! ~RIP~ to those that passed on that day!!
pieter bergsma
Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007 @ 11:28am
Rating: Five stars. The WTC was a great building. But the new Freedom Tower will be a great tribute for all who has lost their lives on 9-11
Pedro
Thursday, December 21st, 2006 @ 8:20am
peace for all that people witch died that day!
sudhakar manchala
Thursday, December 21st, 2006 @ 7:32am
Rating: One star. Iam really sorry for my late condolence.Godbless America and Americans
Beth Luiz
Thursday, December 14th, 2006 @ 4:41am
Rating: Five stars. To all that passed on, you will always be remembered and missed! To those who survived you will always be thankfull for life and to those who hurt our nation you too will always always be remembered and never forgotten and we will conquer and prevail for our nation is one of a kind and nothing can stop us! WE ARE THE PEOPLE and we work together to live!
Terry Lee Webb
Sunday, December 10th, 2006 @ 11:35am
Rating: Five stars. God bless those that died and were injured in this horrible act of madness. Those that did this have lost their humanity long ago. The United States is in a War for its very survival. The good Lord willing, we will win the fight against third-world tyrants and subhumans.
Lizbeth Paguyo
Wednesday, November 8th, 2006 @ 11:54pm
Rating: Five stars. New twin towers shouldrebuild? Why? Because World Trade Center belong to New York.Taller than before.Stronger and fireproof.More than 110 stories.I remember 9/11/01old twin towers wasdestroyed by two planes.I never forget forever!!I hope I will see newtwin towers of world trade center by 2012!!
Julie Pearsoll
Monday, October 23rd, 2006 @ 8:59pm
Rating: Four stars. The U.S. gives to countries of need and helps when needed, why we were able to get help to sri lanka faster than we were able to get help to New Orleans, anyway,what does that have to do with the twin towers.??They were the most beautiful buildings, offering a sight maybe an insight into what was in front of you, if you looked deep and far enough you might see a light or a thousand lights. Day or night, the beauty, the the Brooklyn Bridge, several comments above indicate less, but, these, people have obviously never known freedom, peace, love, friendship and peace of heart. GOD BLESS AMERICA. and I pray for every soldier who serves, and gives and the people who write the negative.Your brother, sister, friend, could have been in that building
Blue Hawk
Monday, September 25th, 2006 @ 12:33am
Newyork is my favourite city in the whole world...its better to build two freedom towers instead of one, and its better to capture osama bin laden (the cockroach) and bring him to the top of freedom tower then thrown him out and let the world see what will happen to him. by the way osama bin laden is not a hero as some people think, He is a criminal, he distort the meaning of islam.islam is the religion of peace. god bless america and every place else.
marvin oliva
Wednesday, September 20th, 2006 @ 2:49am
Rating: Five stars. the world trade center may have fallen into pieces but the UNITY and COURAGE of the american people will always prevail even in the most destructive force of evil.its a symbol of GREATNESS. MARTYRDOM for those who have perished...
shayanne
Friday, September 15th, 2006 @ 2:37pm
let god be with the people who died and be rememberd.
Nelson Loo
Tuesday, September 12th, 2006 @ 5:40am
Rating: Five stars. I wish this kind of Human made disaster will never ever happen again! God bless American. (Peace for the 5th year)
Brenda Cox
Monday, September 11th, 2006 @ 11:53pm
Rating: Five stars. I would like to see the Tower 1 & 2 back in the same spot. Ill never forget that day and who was the cause of it.
marvin
Monday, September 11th, 2006 @ 10:48pm
Rating: Five stars. the world trade center will always be remembered as a symbol of peace,brotherhood and prosperity and Greatness not only the USA but for all MANKIND...
James Wilson
Sunday, August 20th, 2006 @ 10:48am
Rating: Five stars. It is hard to imagine that it has been 5 years since my immediate family and I visited NYC (including the warmth of the NYC people) and the WTC area 5 months before terrorists destroyed the towers and the general area and murdered almost 3000 people. 3000 people from many countries here in this country to work, to live, to be apart of the American dream and to represent various nations and companies. Even though we may not live and work in NYC, my family has been and will always profoundly saddened about this dark event in our history, but also proud of the american spirit to grief about the fallen heroes, while rebuilding a new structure to represent America and the heroes. Having a law enforcement and military background, I will continue to have a brotherhood with the men and women that protect and serve the people of this nation, as well as, defend the innocent from criminals... foreign and domestic. God Bless America... My home sweet home.
Stephen Morier
Wednesday, July 26th, 2006 @ 12:01pm
Rating: Five stars. As a kid, I always wanted to visit New York for many reasons, one being to see these giant buildings I'd seen my whole life on tv. I eventually made it to the USA in January 2005 and although the towers were gone - I could still visualise them and they looked great. The memory of these buildings will last forever in the minds and hearts of all of us and will remain there always.
yosef majidi
Monday, April 10th, 2006 @ 4:03pm
Rating: One star. no body can not forget this terrorian doing and i sure at suitable time the world able to venge of the cleanhandeds
derek wheeler
Wednesday, February 1st, 2006 @ 11:20am
Rating: Two stars. years later the events of 911 has really hit me, never having been to new york, i ve always wanted to go, and i now realize that life never will be the same, the towers were a symbol of mans ability to create good in the world, and in the end they now symbolize the overwhelming sadness that one should never experience. since it happened i felt anguish, and anger, but now i am seriously coming to grips with the fact that life will never be the same, god bless everyone
Elaina Duncan
Thursday, January 12th, 2006 @ 6:22pm
I belive that the terrorist should pay for what they did, because it is compleaty wrong. But I am glad that amercia took chrage, and tried to help the iraqies. By doing so I think that we can build, a strong relationship between us an southern arabia.I just hope we are not to late in doing so. trials and tribulations will come but praying to God can help with any problem that can be thought of.Food for thought all things are possible through Christ the Lord Jesus.Well God bless the USA.
Juancarlos
Monday, December 5th, 2005 @ 11:51am
Rating: Five stars. God save America, the Tower of the freedom is a challenge to proud.
The only way to subtute the tween towers. Congratulations from Colombia!
Sarah
Saturday, December 3rd, 2005 @ 10:34am
It seems like yeasterday I was @ the WTC what a beautiful site.It also seems like yesterday that I was glued to my tv in terror.My husband is a firefighter and I was so scared for all of the people in the WTC.My heart and prayers go out to ALL of the families who lost someone on that horrible day in our nations history.
eileen
Friday, September 9th, 2005 @ 9:48am
Rating: Five stars. i have never visited new york but its a place i hope to see in the future i just wish the towers were still there as i dont think its the same just visiting the site.it was the most horrific attack i have ever witnessed on television and i dont think i will ever forget those very sad images. god bless you all. x
ooi yat fai
Wednesday, July 13th, 2005 @ 4:52am
Rating: Five stars. i hope they will rebuilt the world trade center but with greater height.This is to show terrorists that even though they destroy the symbol of america,they will just continue going higher and higher .And i hope you kill osama(the coward)
Duane Bergman
Tuesday, June 14th, 2005 @ 10:39pm
Rating: Five stars. I had the great privilege of working in the World Trade Centers, and happened not to be present on the day they were destroyed. Let me say that the buildings were heroic in themselves, in that they allowed 90% of their occupants at the time of the attacks to get to safety before they succumbed to the unbelievable heat of the fires within them. The firefighters and everyone involved did everything they could, but it was a day of destiny. I believe that our best course of action will be to build the towers back as they were, except to offset them so that the footprints of the original towers are left undisturbed- that is now hallowed ground. The new towers should be 120 stories, and should employ cage frame construction rather than open floor. They should be the tallest structures ever constructed, have the best evacuation and safety features in the world, and be protected by the most advanced defense system ever devised from both air and ground attack. This is a goal that I believe our nation, despite its flaws still the greatest this world has ever seen, can accomplish. Thank you.
Steve P
Thursday, May 26th, 2005 @ 8:16am
Rating: Five stars. What an incredible loss this has been to the world. A complex of magnificent towers...the best in the world. These terrorists were only jealous that they cant ever have anything like those in their homeland! Let them be cursed! I think the new towers are looking good though (well on paper). Inonly hope that they will become the biggest once again in the world, fight off the tough competition in Asia and Dubai. Let New York hold the title of the World's tallest building... where it belongs! LAND OF THE FREE... HOME OF THE BRAVE!!
GH
Friday, May 20th, 2005 @ 10:21pm
Rating: Five stars. It is still upseting what hapened that sunny day in september, just the other day i was watching a movie called armageddon and a meteor shower hit NYC, they showed a view of the skyline after the shower hit, the crysler bldg. was in ruin, and the top 10 floors of of the south tower were halfway demolished and halfway burning, and many of the other skyscrapers were burning or were falling to the ground, it made me realize how unpredictable nature could be and how quickly such a mighty city could be deystroyed. GOD BLESS THE USA
kenneth Poncsak
Monday, April 18th, 2005 @ 12:08pm
Three and a half years ago the trade center was taken from me.It left a hole in my heart and in the sky.Many people were lost,many survived.Ostrages hide there heads in a hole in the ground,the proud the strong,place foundations in the holes in the ground and build great towers. The twin towers are gone.And in that great hole should be foundations for the rebirth of a strong,proud,tall,beautifull pair of towers that inspire the people not only of N.Y. but of the world.Concrete,glass and steel,mean nothing by themself but when formed by man these things can live forever both in thought and in body.The web shows many great new designs,updated,stronger,powerfull.Some are weak,empty,devoid of life.Build proud,strong not weak and empty.The time has come to STOP stalling and REBUILD the TWINS, MIGHTY,STRONG and TALL.WE as Americans Deserve nothing short of the very best.Time is waisting, REBUILD.
Vincent Guerriera
Wednesday, April 13th, 2005 @ 7:27pm
Rating: Five stars. I wish Terrorists had never done this.What did we ever do to them.The Twin Towers were my FAVORITE buildings. these buildings were never ment to be Knoked down.They Killed over 2,000 people for no reason.Thats not Funny,its SAD.I will never foget the WTC.The reason they probably did this is cause they hate us.We did not do anything to Deserve this.I am so upset.I am sorry for all the Children and Parents that lost ther Relatives.I love you WTC
Ray L.
Friday, March 25th, 2005 @ 3:35am
Rating: Four stars. It's been 3 and a half years now since evil and hatred hijacked us all on that calm, warm, early fall morning in September. That day was one of the worst, if not THE worst, day of my life. I still pinch myself on occasion just to make sure it was a reality and not a nightmare. I regret never going inside the Twins or walking in the general area of the World Trade Complex and seeing the wonderful views from the observation decks and roof, or dining at Windows on the World overlooking the spectacular New York skyline. I did see them once in person, when I was a young kid, probably no older than 10 or 11, as I reached out the window of our family car on Church Street to witness these towering behemoths of beauty. Too bad I didn't take any family photos of these great landmarks, either. I remember back in July 2001, when I took a trip along with my Dad north from the Washington, D.C. area to pay a visit up at my Aunt's place in Edison, NJ, which is a suburb of NYC in northern NJ, and considering to see the Trade Center again, only this time spending more time in detail studying the complex from the interior. My Dad suggested to me that I could always see them another time, and unfortunately, I listened to his advice and I decided against taking a quick train ride up there on the NJ Transit and then the PATH to see them. Boy, if only we knew. I kick myself many times for not seeing them that summer. If only life could have a rewind function so that we could go back to that day, or days when other terrible things have occurred to each and every one of us in this world, and change destiny. Unfortunately, that's impossible. In regards to the new Freedom Tower being built, well it will be the tallest building in the world, surpassing Taipei 101 in Taiwan. The design isn't bad, although I think there's too much glass involved. I wish Larry Silverstein would've incorporated a twin so that it could be the Twin Freedom Towers, thus reflecting the World Trade Center. The memorial also seems as if it will be fitting, with the reflecting pools & the footprints of the Twin Towers. In the end, with all the chaos that happens daily in the world, from terrorism, murders, genocide, ethnic-cleansing, wars, mega-tsunamis and other natural disasters, to diseases, all I can really say is that life is short, so let's just enjoy life as much as we can, be better than the scum, take things for what they're worth and just ride this mother till' the wheels fall off!! May God bless all of the victims and the families involved in the 9/11 attacks in NYC, the Pentagon and the airliners hijacked, as well as anyone throughout the world who has suffered from generally terrible, heinous things.
P.S. Nice site and I enjoyed the pictures of what once was!!
Michal
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005 @ 2:55pm
Rating: Four stars. Poland is truly sorry for what happened to the U.S. and we will stand together with America and the world on the fight against terror.
Claire Williams
Friday, March 18th, 2005 @ 9:26am
Even after this amount of time we still think about that awful day & will forever more. God Bless America.
carol bee
Monday, March 14th, 2005 @ 5:49pm
True heros are those firemen and policemen who entered the Towers as well as the workers in the Towers who saved other individuals. Let us tell our leaders that it is past due to commemmorate those who had untimely deaths and stop playing politics with this site.
Craig
Wednesday, March 9th, 2005 @ 11:56pm
Rating: Five stars. I will never forget that day when so many of our kin perished. And I hope that nobody ever forgets it either. LEST WE FORGET
Eric
Tuesday, February 22nd, 2005 @ 11:32am
Rating: Four stars. I feel sorry for america that they had to go trough this tragic evet hopefully nothing like this will ever happen again
Louise
Thursday, February 17th, 2005 @ 9:53am
Brave People of New York City...... You are an inspiration to the world. You have shown us the value of courage......... God bless us all!!
Roger Juhlin
Tuesday, February 15th, 2005 @ 5:24pm
Rating: Five stars. it is soon 4 years that the terrible day in new york happend but it feels that it became yesterday and I will send my bless to the people of New York and say that we will not forget you.
David Falkner
Saturday, February 12th, 2005 @ 11:16pm
Rating: Five stars. I was promoted from the Sydney Hilton to Windows on the World, an INHILCO operation, and worked on 107, Tower 1. I'm still stunned, as you maybe could imagine what it was like, how secure, friendly and motivated staff innocuolussly wandering around one of, if not THE, best restaraunts in the world's many rooms... ,
It hurts, and it hurts deep...I'm proud to see that America is NOT backing off, and whatever decision is made regarding re-building, let the dust land where it must. Dave Falkner
---WendyLynne---
Tuesday, November 2nd, 2004 @ 8:17pm
Rating: Five stars. A very devistating day for us all. So glad we are building something in the memory of those who were lost, and those who chose to defend us at our time of need!
America the BEAUTIFUL!
Thanks!
We LOVE NY & NYC!!!
Christian Bjornnes
Monday, September 6th, 2004 @ 2:48pm
Rating: Five stars. We will prevail! Terrorists have awakened the sleeping giant. With the US in the lead the world has cracked down on those gutless panzys. The US and world is a better safer place now. We will forever live with terror now, but we can curb its effects. Watching Bush's speech at the RNC shows he did not plan the WTC terrorist attacks like the conspiracy theorist above believes. NYC will move on stronger and build better towers like a symbolic New Jersey salute to terrorists, namely Osama and his girly friends HIDING in HOLES like cockroaches! I dare terrorists to fight like REAL men. May I remind all those who have such hatred for this country to remember that we have gone to war for the oppressed. Do you really think North Koreans are better off than South Koreans? Wait, South Korea is a Democracy, right? Russia is now a Democracy, isn't it? Russians on the whole are better off now, huh? Iraqis are not being murdered by their "beloved" dictator anymore, are they? Hitler didn't extinguish the Jewish race because of Allied help. Cubans still float over by the boat load. Oh, Cuba is still Communist. Japan is a peaceful leading world economy as well as Germany. Didn't the US occupy and foster these two, now great, nations!? Women can now experience life freed from Taliban oppression. Wow, and the hits keep on coming. May I also point out to all the nay-sayers that America is the SINGLE LARGEST donor of funds in the entire United Nations. America is basically funding research and prevention of the AIDS epidemic in Africa. Our citizens give more to the entire world than most 1st-world countries combined!! Those of you who wish harm or ill feelings towards America should shut-up and figure out how your country has benefited from the US. I'm POSITIVE it has. If it hasn't then you're probably still in the stone ages and can't possibly read this. If you are reading this then you've benefitted from American ingenuity, marketing, know-how and CHARITY! We may be hated but it's because we are so successful and all those whiners out there should grow up and try to make something of themselves like many Americans and Allies. Thanks and praise be to Great Britain, Canada, Australia, Japan and all our Allies. Love and best wishes go out to those in NYC who still suffer in some way from 9/11. I am, in no way, pointing the finger at ANY specific people or country but only at the individuals who chose to express an idiotic, uneducated, biased, childish and extremist ideal. Lastly, to those who hate America and the 1st world, back off and bury yourself so we don't have to help support you or your pitiful whining excuse of an existence!
Kelley Moonwater Frederick
Tuesday, August 31st, 2004 @ 3:42pm
Rating: Five stars. Don't lose faith in our Lord Jesus for God has a plan that we may not see now but we will come to know when we are with God. God Bless all those who served to help people escape and helped the injured. My prayers are with each and everyone who lost a loved one. They are with God now folks.. rest easy.
George D Kennedy
Friday, August 6th, 2004 @ 10:01pm
Rating: Five stars. Ive never seen the US react so fast as they did
on 9/11/01 good job USA
dawn
Monday, July 26th, 2004 @ 7:01pm
I believe we should build the towers back and bigger. Our country has to stand strong against terrists. The new tower is a nice design, and we should have the two blue lights on every night from the new tower. Let us not forget the people who lost their lives to such a cowardly act. Let us not forget the many people who were lost while trying to help those trapped in the reckage. Please say a prayer everyday for their families.
Luke Woolley
March 18th, 2003
i think that the attack on the twin towers should never of happened and i will miss the lost and i hope you kill saddam hussain
Mike
February 28th, 2003
I complete agree with Geoff Johnson above, the FRENCH have forgotten who rescued them from ruins of WWII. There would not be a France today otherwise. They have completely forgotten who saved their butts when they needed most and who is their real friend if not savior. Rebuilt to show our spirit and kick those that threatens our standing.
Gobind Singh
February 28th, 2003
The building is awesome, but what is to be admired is the vision of the people who thought of it. This is the great thing about America, the people there think big and implement it. Nothing, nothing atall is unachievable!! Super country and superior people! Do not lose this touch. Be kind to the world while reaching out to the heavens.
Kay
February 28th, 2003
and now there are many people who saying that americans don´t know what war is or what it means - but america know what war means. may god bless america, the land which brang the democracy to Germany after WW2 and supported us so much. Now Germany and the United States must stand together more than before and we must fight for our dreams and the dreams of the free. america will ever be the land of the free - because it is the land of the free. so please understand, most of the Germans are Americans in their hearts - and we´re proud of this.
Pierre-Olivier VILLE
February 27, 2003
I'm french, but I'll always stand by the USA! God Bless America...
David Teow Kang
February 21st, 2003
i fell very sorry for America about what happen to the twin tower and i think we should not give up till bin Laden is be capture and torturing him till death in the tv for the hold world to see him suffer
Becky
February 19th, 2003
God Bless America! This is a terrible thing that has happened, and has lead to many more. my girlfreinds father died during the attack. he worked in the north tower. but i hope there won't be a war.. it will kill so many more.
Joshua
February 18th, 2003
How about you one minded people spare a thought for the thousands of innocent civilians that you murdered in Afganistan, despite the fact that most hijackers were from saudi arabia. Not to mention the hundreds of thousands of other innocent mothers, children and fathers you have slain all over the world.
M. Ames
January 15th, 2003
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I sat motionless on the couch, my mind reeling with the visions of horror unfolding in front of me on the television. To say it affected me is an understatement, but the shock I felt must surely pale in comparison to that of the people of NYC. To all the people of New York, I offer sincere condolences. Should the towers be rebuild? Definately! Should they be as tall? Absolutely! To do less is to admit defeat and let the Terrorist Bastards know they succeeded in instilling fear in us. The WTC towers, although plain, were simply beautiful, and should be rebuilt as they were originally. As for preserving the WTC site as a memorial park, I mean no disrespect for those who suffered the loss of loved ones, but it is sheer folly to allot a full fifteen acres of the most expensive real estate in North America to a memorial garden. A small memorial should be somewhere on the site, but not at the expense of letting Bin Laden & Crew claim a victory.
Billy
January 7, 2003
Max W from Germany is a total moron. He needs to stop confusing Patriotism with the Holocaust.
Amihood Segal
December 27th, 2002
It's been a while since i last saw those images. As a person who lives in a country that deals with terror on a daily basis only two words comes to mind: 'The horror'...
daham aravida
December 23rtd, 2002
i worried about this attack.because our country has terrorist problem.
Marko
December 20th, 2002
My dream was to come tu USA and to see the towers, but now, because of those talibans i cant!! i hope that US will build new towers, bigger so i can come and see the!!
AHMED DJOBBY
December 19th, 2002
I know it's a little bit late to tell you this but what happened in this day was extremely terrificant for the whole world and not just for the American. What I want to tell you is that all The tunisian and also the muslim sympathize with the misfortune of the American. Finally I have to tell you that the islam is innocent of all these crimes.
Jessica
December 16th, 2002
GOD BLESS AMERICA!! The Greatest Country in the world. Yes america does have problems with its goverment but what country doesnt have problems. To the person from canada named al that wrote what is mostly bull, should shut his mouth. If you can talk soo much too, I'd like you to come to america and say that to any american and you would get whooped!!
Victor Mendoza
December 13th, 2002
I know there are practical reasons not to rebuild the towers as they were... but America is a land of dreams! If the US hopes to continue leading the world new even taller towers that look like the original need to be built, for the sake of hopes and dreams the world over.
Al
December 12th, 2002
listen to all of you patriot yankees and other idiot media puppets of the world. DO you not realize what is going on? how the U.S government, the bush admininistration was responsbible for 9/11??? i dont think even the american pepople understand how evil bush is...he will kill his own people to acheive his own interests. In this case, afghanistan was the only way they could make some sort of HUB into asia, and now there in control of kabul, so close to china and russia, and the middle east and right on top of pakistan? a little ironic dont you think? i know what the taliban is all about, there a bunch of idiots...they could never come up with such a complex and difficult plan such a 9/11, the most they could ever do is strap bombs to their chests and blow themselves up, there ignorant and narrow minded...and honestly didnt have enough balls to pull of something this big...bush aministration on the other are the devil's advocates...go ahead...beleive what CNN tells you...beleive the images CNN shows you about palestinian peple celebrating on the streets...when infact those clips were not even taken after 9/11 just a way for the western world to instill a hate for the mid east countries...beleive the fabricated videos of osmama bin laden threatenting the world..those tapes are fake..he aint sayin anything..he dont care...im sorry for what happend yes...but your all supporting the person who killed your families...for his own personal interests...he cares nothing of freedom or democracy.
Samantha J.
December 10th, 2002
i think that it is a horrable thing that they could of done to the world trade center GOD BLESS AMERICA!!! The World Trade Center was the greatest set of buildings in the whole world and NYC is the greatest city in the world!I love what big skyscrapers represent about our country. The Towers must be rebuilt and I'm sure if a fund was provided for the average American to put up the cost rebuilding we would and I'd be the first to send in my check.America knows how to grow, improve, and move on. We also know how to remember, commemorate, and honor who and what we value most. May God bless our fellow peoples lost in the hateful acts. Enemy number one, Usama bin Laden, perhaps didn't realize the power and strength and resilience of the American people. We are the greatest nation in the world and the enemy knows it. Only a fool would attempt such a cowardly act against the people of America. And, perhaps, that same fool failed to realize that he wasn't killing only Americans, but the citizens of countless other nations. Our allies has banded together to fight terrorism. Let us do the same. god bless america if we all sticktogether we can do anythind
Ambra Shetty
December 9th, 2002
it is a very tragic incident that took place. Mean while it has also thrown up some new research problems with regard to behaviour of buildin during the fire. Research can be continued in this area I am optimistic that we will be able to work a solution at it. Hence We can take care of this problem in future high rise buildings and also if possible take precautions for the existing high rise buildings.
Marie Godbold
December 2nd, 2002
I think since where one nation under god, then we should pray and give it to god. Because god said venegence is his and he will repay.let god fix it
Ana Lucia
December 1st, 2002
i think that the twin towers should not be built because the people who lost loved ones will suffer remembering the tragedies by loking at them one more time.
Philip Hirst
November 30th, 2002
I was recently lucky enough to be able to visit the fantastic city of New York. Whilst there, my wife & I were unsure whether or not to visit the site of the World Trade Centre as we did not want to appear ghoulish. After much deliberation we decided that we couldn't go all that way & not visit the site of the most important & tragic events of recent history. Upon leaving the subway station we passed a churchyard around which people of all nationalities had left messages & tributes. Unbelievably, the churchyard was also surrounded by tacky souvenier stalls. When we acually reached the site itself we were met by the sight of people standing against the fencing smiling & posing for cameras with the raw,gaping hole of 'ground zero' behind them. We left soon afterwards. After seeing pictures of the New York skyline as it was & witnessing the skyline as it is now (from both the river & the air) I echo the sentiment that others have made on this site that there could be no more fitting tribute & no better sign that terrorism cannot be allowed to win than by rebuilding the twin towers as they were & restoring the downtown skyline.
Meghan Ross
November 30th, 2002
Yes, these events were very tragic. However, American is all about moving on and standing strong. My personal opinion is that we should rebuild the world trade centers. Not just to "get back" at the terrorists, but to get back our way of life. How much office space did it say we lost? Alot! Of course we lost plenty of lives, too. Do you know what's going to happen to 99.99% of the rubble? It's going to be recycled. Used to build cars, buildings, heck even planes. Isn't that ironic? But noooo we want to use the 16 acre- "ground zero" as a memorial. That's not fair. Thousands of people escaped as well. What about their jobs? They lost their work space. They deserve to have it back. What I'm saying isn't that we should build it to be 200 stories tall (although that would be nice), but not use the muti billion dollar real estate as a memorial. It could be included on the new WTC. Maybe add on a few extra floors and put a memorial in them.
Ope Falase
November 28th, 2002
What a great disaster, it touched us here in Nigeria, we couldn't work again in my office because a great monumental building demolished for no reason at all
Amy
November 26th, 2002
This is a horrific site to see and hopefully to the near future one we can forget but not forget those who were lost.
Paul Anderson
November 20th, 2002
I am bothered by the"donated Funds" being distributed to other than those that they were meant for. From my understanding of Law concerning donations, this is an un-lawful practice. No wonder some organizations have complained of reduced donations, since 9-11. Personally ! We have stopped giving to civic organizations, due to these types of practices.
Emerson Martinez
November 20th, 2002
JUST REBUILT THE TOWERS MAKING A EXACTLY REPLICA!!! VICTM'S MEMORIAL IS A TERRORIST TROPHY
Bonnie
November 13th, 2002
It is more than a year and still I am transfixed and transformed by the images and the stories... Socrates said: "Wisdom begins in wonder"... and so I continue to wonder.
Antoin
November 11th, 2002
I am very dismayed by what happened to, not only New York, but to the US. It was a tragic event, and I hope that poeple, especially now, realize that peace is a precious thing, and we should not take that for granted. Although such an atrocity has happened, We should not result in war, but a peaceful means. I fear that WWIII is ivevitable; therefore the possible extermination of life on earth as a result of nuclear destruction. Please, not as a person, but a citizen as the world, do not use war as a tactic to get what is desired. As there, too, are innocent people in Iraq, and the rest of the world. Do not negate for what bad there is, but think positive for what good we have.
Je suis très consterné par à ce qu'est arrivé, non seulement New York, mais aux USA. C'était un événement tragique, et j'espère ces personnes, spécialement maintenant, me rends compte que la paix est une chose précieuse, et nous ne devrions pas prendre cela pour accordé. Bien qu'un tel atrocity se soit produit, nous ne devrions pas avoir comme conséquence la guerre, mais des moyens paisibles. Je crains que la guerre mondiale trois soit ivevitable; donc l'extermination possible de la vie sur terre en raison de destruction nucléaire. Svp, pas en tant qu'une personne, mais citoyen comme monde, je dis: n'employez pas la guerre car une tactique pour obtenir ce qui est désiré. Car il, aussi, y a les personnes innocentes en Irak, et le reste du monde. Ne niez pas pour quel mauvais là est, mais pensez le positif pour quel bon nous avons.
Andrew A. Anderson
November 10th, 2002
I think we should rebuild all seven of the world trade centers to show them we will not be afraid
Max W.
October 23rd, 2002
How can people on this site leave coments like: "We are the greatest nation in the world and the enemy knows it." and "We are the best country in the world right now." Cant you see that this ignorance is what pushed the terrorists to do this horrific act? Havent we learned the dangers of patriotism in WWII? I am german, and was born and lived in NYC, but I am only prowd to be a world citizen.
Mario
October 22nd, 2002
Death to socialists! They are to blame, for they never hold dicatators and terrorists accountable for anything! They blame the USA and Israel for retaliating, but they never criticize the blood-thirsty socialist tyrants. Death to socialism!
Mike Muratore
October 14th, 2002
We must go on! We are the greatest country in the world, and acts like what happened on Sept.11 should never be left alone. It would be an injustice to let something like this go with out an answer back. I live near Boston but I quickly became a New Yorker on 9-11-01. I went to ground zero about a year later, with my wife and two daughters, and to see the look on my daughters faces when they saw the hole where the towers once stood along with the other buildings gave me feeling I will never forget! I want to thank various New Yorkers that went the extra mile that day in helping get around the city. You are the most courageous people I have ever met. We all love you and miss our fallen heros.DON'T EVER FORGET! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!
shockwavez02
October 12, 2002
I live in jersey, and I still miss those towers. Whenever I eat out or mountain bike in north jersey near sandy hook, I wont go home until I see the New York skyline. I have always done that and always will, with or without those towers. Ill always miss them.
Matthias Montero
October 12, 2002
It's been more than a year since the attacks and yet the sensation the whole world gets when reminiscing that fateful day remains the same -- fear and hatred. However, i believe that more than any other physical edifice or structure or open space, the best memorial we can give to those who died on 9/11 is the SPIRIT OF MOVING ON. Of course, for those whose relatives passed away, moving on can take years. But it has to be done. We must show those terrorists that the FREE WORLD is not afraid of them. We might have lost lives. But we, through moving on, have given birth to more.
Kateri Michaud
October 10th, 2002
I think that what everyone is going through is really bad. My best friend Alicia told me that her mom was subpost to be in New York City for a buisness trip. but she told me that her mom forgot somothing at home and had to go back to get it. I know how she would of felt if her mom had died or got hurt really bad. I am so glad that her mom is alive and well.I think that everyone goes through a lot of tough things. I want the twin towers and world trade center to be rebuilt because without those things in New York City, there is a huge hole in our world. i have been to NYC and it is really sad that anyone whould do something like this to the U.S.A. i feel really sad that anyone did this and for everyone who died in this terrist attack. I hope that GOD WILL BLESS AMERICA!!!!!! I do wish this from the bottom of my heart.
Bradley McKerracher
October 4, 2002
Rebuild the towers as before. Give people who have not yet been to NY, the chance to experience not only the view, but simply the beauty of the twin towers.
E lizabeth Holt
October 2nd, 2002
I would just like to thank all the foreigners who stand by us. For all of you who have never seen it, my country is a wonderful country that I am proud to call my own. Thanks also to all the Amrericans who have stayed strong. We are all in this together.
Robert Cann
September 28th, 2002
God Bless New York
Michael Ballou
September 11, 2002
Freedom Will Not Die. Good Will Prevail Over Evil. Long Live The United States of America, The Home of Freedom for All.
d.benari
September 11, 2002
The revenge for so many lifes lost will be if the two towers will be rebuilt in the same shape but strong aginst attackes
Kweli
September 6th, 2002
It hurt's and it hurt's bad. I am not from NY but I was there a year before this happened and I love the city and always will. My prayers go out to the many who lost loved one's, the childern that lost parents, etc. I feel that the towers should not be built, nothing should go on that ground, it's a resting place for the people the perished on that horrible day, and people need to go to that area and pray for world peace and feel the presence of those lost there. A beauitful park should be built there where childern can go and be childern and where people can go and get peace of mind. NY is cluttered enough already as it is, let the businesses go elsewhere. God Bless you all.
Jay
September 6th, 2002
WE MUST REBUILD!!!! New York as well as the USA has always been a symbol of freedom and power. The World Trade Center has always been a famous landmark. Ever since I was a kid and fell in love with the movie "King Kong", the WTC has had a special place in my heart. Not rebuilding these towers is telling the terrorist, "Yes, you win." I, myself do not want that. There is no reason why those two towers should not be rebuilt just the way they were, along with a big memorial for all the victims. There is plenty of space for all of that. New Yorkers are resilient, and people will go back and work in those towers once again, as long as the proper security measures are taken to ensure our safety. To me, the empty skyline will always be a constant reminder of one of the darkest days in US history. I'm not saying I want to forget the victims and their families; but I think if we rebuilt the WTC to stand just as tall and mighty as they were before, we would be honoring them in a way in which we can all hold our heads up high. Honoring them saying that they were proud to be New Yorkers and Americans. After all the courage they showed, don't you think they would have wanted that?
Jessica
September 3rd, 2002
Im soooo sorry for what happened to all you Americans, FIGHT ON! and become better people for it!dont let terrorists escape with terror they supply to all of us...FIGHT ON! and dont forget Australia is here to help. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU, and love on and other
Mike Short
September 1st, 2002
I think they should rebuild the World Trade Center, I was born in New York City, and I always looked at that building, for 15 years, untill september. 11th. i want to show the terrorists that we are much stronger than they are, and we will win this war, i miss those towers a lot, they were a part of me, and i live in New Jersey, and i was going up the Garden State Parkway on september. 11th, and i saw the towers on fire, and my eye's were stunned, i was nervious, but i held strong. '' I WANT TO SEE THOSE TOWERS AGAIN ''.
Peter
August 27th, 2002
anyone who sues claiming the WTC shouldve been able to take the hit it did should be sent to iraqt! it's a miracle the towers stood at all after the initial hits!!! these egregious lawyers should be shipped to afghanistant!
Tom
August 25th, 2002
I LOVE AMERICA WITH ALL MY HEART. SEEING TERRORISTS DO THIS TO MY HOMELAND INFURIATES ME. NOT A SINGLE PERSON IN THE TWIN TOWERS DESERVED WHAT THEY HAD TO GO THROUGH. ALL THEY DID WAS GO TO THEIR OFFICE. OSAMA BIN LADIN WILL BE HUNTED DOWN AND SEVERELY PUNISHED FOR THIS TERRIBLE ACT. ONCE HE IS CAPTURED AND HIS LIFE ENDS HE WILL SPEND TIME IN A PLACE WHERE THE TERROR IS SO MUCH WORSE THAN CAN POSSIBLY BE IMAGINED. THE TWIN TOWERS ARE A POWERFUL SYMBOL OF AMERICA AND I STRONGLY BELIEVE THEY SHOULD BE REBUILT TO SHOW TERRORISTS THEY DONT STAND A CHANCE AGAINST THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, AMERICA! GOD BLESS THIS COUNTRY! FOR THOSE WHO LOST LOVED ONES I SHARE YOUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES BECAUSE I TOO HAVE LOST MORE THAN I CAN DESCRIBE. I SHARE YOUR FELLINGS AND ONLY HOPE FOR THE BEST THINGS FOR YOU! UNITED WE STAND!
Enrique Flores
August 9th, 2002
Even now, almost one year from the tragedy, this crime is and will be present on our memories as a reminder to honor the people who lost their lives that day, and hunt down each and every terrorist on the planet until exterminating them.
Manon Fournier
June 2nd, 2002
Le 11 septembre 2001 restera gravé dans nos mémoire à jamais! Toutes ces victimes pour des guerres sans buts. Je suis jamais allé à New-york mais c'est un de mes rêves de pouvoir aller visiter cette belle grande cité. Mais la face de NY est changé à tout jamais. Comme le dit notre maxime au Québec "Je me souviens."
John Imre
March 16th, 2002
To the Terrorists of the world. Don't EVER mess with my city again!!!
Karen
March 15th, 2002
I only have 6 words to say...MAKE NO MISTAKE ...WE WILL WIN !!!!
Michael S.
March 12th, 2002
America was attacked on September 11th, and that was an injury to all of us, when some of the victims start to blame United or American Airlines, the architects, and whoever else they can think of, that would be the insult added to the injury we sustained on 9/11/2001. There's only one element to blame for this and that's the terorists who committed this attrocity. I do feel for the victims and their loss, but put the blame where it belongs.
James Wade
March 9th, 2002
After visiting new york in march 2000 i had the great pleasure of being able to visit the world trade center. These towers were truly magnificent and stood proudly over a magnificent city. Some people may disagree but the towers should be rebuilt with a revised design. The skyline does not look the same without them, and i doubt anyone will ever get used to them not dominating the manhattan skyline anymore. I hope the day will come again when people will be able to stand again upon these towers again and look out over the wonderful city of newyork.
Scott
March 18th, 2002
I still can't believe this happened to our country. But freedom will be defended and also they should build a memorial at the WTC site. I love NYC WE will defend freedom and bring the terrorists to justice. GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK CITY
Jarand Sunde
February 22nd, 2002
bin laden & his scum sux! God Bless America ! =)
Frank Cresswell
February 22nd, 2002
`My heart and thoughts go out to all those who were lost on that tragic day.May God bless America and her Allies.we support you all the way. God Bless us all.
Mike Short
February 21st, 2002
The September 11th attacks shook the foundation of our country and the principles of freedom it was founded on, but what's more disturbing are the stories I'm hearing now of the families of victims who are trying to shift the blame from the terrorists to the various entities from the architects/builders of the WTC, to Boeing and American and United Airlines. I share the grief of these people for losing their loved ones, but to file these multi-million dollar law suits, which I consider frivilous, certainly falls within the category of adding insult to injury to our country. Put the blame for the tragic events of 9-11-2001 where it belongs, Osama bin Laden, the Al-Qaida organization, and the terrorists who carried out these attacks.
Bruno Tamborino
February 11th, 2002
I believe that NY needs some incredible skyscraper, so build something very high, don't forget about safety (certainly new techniques will make it possible). I loved much the essential design of WTC, but I don't believe that it should be rebuilt the same, also the place doesn't need to be the same. We cannot deny history. One or two high, geometric-shaped towers at NY-110 storeys or more-and a memorial for that incredible atrocity.
Wesley
February 1st, 2002
To the people in countries other than the United States who are criticizing the War in Afghanistan: Get a Life. When the Twin Towers were destroyed, this was an act of murder. A murder of nearly 7,000 innocent civilians. What do expect us to do - sit back and do nothing while thousands of lives were lost, and even more are grieving? This was the worst attack in US history. We can't sit back and do nothing. I know most countries are with us in the war of terrorism, but for those people who are against the action in Afghanistan, they need to understand that this action is desperately needed. Maybe if these attacks happened to you, you might understand. God Bless America and the World.
Jerry
January 31st, 2002
I Believe the World Trade Center should be rebuilt exactly as it was It would be the best memorial to the people who lost their lives, a living memorial. I don't want to see only a mounument because it would also be for the killers.
Ashley
January 20th, 2002
Build the world trade centre, bigger an better than before with a memorial at the bottom, also put anti-aircraft missils on the top which send out message warning lanes within a 5 mile radius that they will be shot out of the sky if they come any closer.
Beverly Jones
January 11th, 2002
I think this act of terrorism is a disgusting act of society and therefore I am sad.
Marlon Stern
January 7th, 2002
I feel the WTC should be rebuilt, at least as big, and better. And to all of you in third world nations who said the US had it coming, tell it to your facist oppressive leaders, maybe they'll give you a loaf of bread. Long live America.
Geoff Johnson
January 3rd, 2002
Don't listen to that mongrel Charles Tanui who posted above. He's a complete moron, but what would you expect from the likes of him. Keep fighting the good fight, Americans. Know that we Aussies are with you standing side by side with you as we did in WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War and now.
Steve
December 30th, 2001
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!! The World Trade Center was the greatest set of buildings in the whole world and NYC is the greatest city in the world! About rebuilding the World Trade Center... I think they should build it bigger and better than it was, it will symbolize that America stands against terrorism. I'm proud to be an American!!!
Russell
December 24th, 2001
As much as we shall not let the terrorists terrify America forever, the twin towers shall not be rebuilt. Few people will want to go in them, and it will bring nothing but fear to those workers who have to. It will bring back too many painful memories, and the terrorists would probably try to destroy them on opening day. DO NOT REBUILD! MAKE THE SITE A MEMORIAL!
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Frank Ross
December 23rd, 2001
concur with the comment listed above about rebuilding the World Trade Center as it was! Although many architectural writers have been critical of its lack of detail, it can not be denied that is massing and setting in the NYC skyline was one of the most recognizable and beautiful sites in the world. Rebuild it the same, only 30 floors more!
Esteban Rodriguez
December 22nd, 2001
I love what big skyscrapers represent about our country. The Towers must be rebuilt and I'm sure if a fund was provided for the average American to put up the cost rebuilding we would and I'd be the first to send in my check
Frank D.
December 15th, 2001
Our parents had Vietnam, our grandparents, WWII. we have Operation Enduring Freedom. Let's be aware of our surroundings, get involved with our neighbors, keep in touch with our loved ones. In other words, let's be Americans. The World Trade Center may be gone, but I guarantee you all that the name and all that it stands for will always be remembered. For an indefinate time, we, and even unborn Americans will refer to the area where the buildings stood, as the World Trade Center. It angers and humbles me to see images of the Center before, during, and after the terrorists' attacks. Perhaps the most we can do and the best we can do is to love and respect our nation and to provide the greatest resource for our friends, neighbors, and families...enduring Love and Friendship. I suggest that New York keep the famous name but builds a better and more beautiful Center. America knows how to grow, improve, and move on. We also know how to remember, commemorate, and honor who and what we value most. May God bless our fellow peoples lost in the hateful acts. Enemy number one, Usama bin Laden, perhaps didn't realize the power and strength and resilience of the American people. We are the greatest nation in the world and the enemy knows it. Only a fool would attempt such a cowardly act against the people of America. And, perhaps, that same fool failed to realize that he wasn't killing only Americans, but the citizens of countless other nations. Our allies has banded together to fight terrorism. Let us do the same. Let's be Americans! With Love, Frank D.
Erica Pasinkoff
December 19th, 2001
I can't believe this happened. Then again, who can? but why were they built so high? Now you're suggesting seven buildings half the height? it should've been thought of in the beginning. True, the way they looked before was majestic and attractive to the tourists and to the viewers but I think we had to be more logical and had thought about the pros and cons. This tragedy could have been avoided! But what's done is done. My heart goes out to those who lost people they loved. I was almost one of them. I was lucky but my heart broke for those who weren't as fortunate. I can't offer much but they have my prayers and well wishes.
Orlando Moore
December 19th, 2001
I am still deeply saddened by the terrible attack on the World Trade Center. I was in New York only a few short weeks before the attack and I was so looking forward to going back and seeing the Towers. Now when I go back I will only see a void. I am all for rebuilding them bigger and better. We as a nation must prevail. We are AMERICA!
Oliver
December 7th, 2001
I was in the Observatory in the World Trade Center in New York twice. I feel so sorry for the people that died and their families. It scares me to think that this could just as easily have happened when I visited the twin towers.
Desiree Lopez
December 5th, 2001
i very sorry what happing in ny but all the people who lost they family got to move on i know is very very hard but you and your family will meet up there with god plus they will always be in our hearts and they'll always watch over us from heaven the best thing to do is make all the people who died happy like make they wish come true again i very very sorry all the people take care and be save i always going remeber what happing in ny and i will always going remeber the people who dead r.i.p. god bless america and all the people
Elvia
December 5th, 2001
God bless all the families that losted loved ones in the world trade center.Also to say that god do things for a reason but for all you suffering people not to cry because one day we will meet again. Dont have fear just remember that they will always be in our hearts and very much loved. Thanks to all the firefighters and policemen and woman who tried their best to save their lives. God Bless Us All and God Bless America.
Roz
December 5th, 2001
Thank you for keeping the World Trade Center on the site. Ironically, in its death it will become more important to Americans, the USA and the world!!! Thanks again.
Charles Tanui
December 2nd, 2001
Boo Hoo Yankees. Go ahead spend billions subsidizing your socialist airlines, giving more powers to your government, go take more lives like you did in Dresden, Tokyo, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Vietnam, Colombia, Panama, Dominican Republic, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon. 47,000 Americans die every year on the highways in your country, but a mere village (5000) dies in the attacks and you froth at the mouths for revenge. Americans are rich, but they are as filled with hate as we Africans (US only non-3rd world country with death penalty). Give more taxes to the government, build your army bigger, turn your airports in to fortresses (cheaper for all americans to have own plane) and seek violence. What you do onto others will be done upon to you
Frank Settineri
November 29th, 2001
I live in New Jersey and have been to the Towers a number of times in the past. Before the attack and murder I did not think too much about them. Now, I have the image in my mind of the planes crashing into them every day. It is disconcerting that the news media do not show these scenes anymore, perhaps so that we can forget how these murders occurred. I am not ready to stop mourning and I wish the media would stop obscuring the enormity of disaster. I don't want to know how we Americans "have ourselves to blame" for these horrific acts; anti-Americans are culpable for these atrocities and they are the ones who must pay the price for their actions. My motto is, "Remember the World Trade Towers".
Lee
November 22nd, 2001
The thing on the twin towers makes be want to shoot the person who planned it!!
Wes
November 21st, 2001
The U.S. will, and already is, coming out stronger than ever from the horrible events of September 11. My thoughts on rebuilding the World Trade Center: Go for it! I think that if we don't rebuild, or rebuild smaller, than we are sending the wrong messages to terrorists. If we do rebuild smaller, than we have done what the terrorists want us to do - be afraid. I think we should rebuild one bigger tower, maybe 120 stories, but only have one tower, so if God forbid this happens again in the future, there won't be as many loss of lives, but, by rebuilding, we show the terrorists that we are a strong nation. God Bless America!
Ram Sund
Tuesday, June 8th, 2004 @ 3:02pm
I think that the Twin Towers in NYC should be rebuilt, and that bin Laden should be captured, not killed in war, but brought over to the USA and show him that his acts could not topple the heart of America like he toppled the towers. Then he should be punished by making him suffer by pouring hot acid on his face and torturing him and put it on the TV so that the whole world can watch. If you shoot him it’s over he won’t feel a thing, so make him suffer.
Daniel Nymberg
November 21st, 2001
I feel sorry for what happened. I just can´t believe it´s true. Bless you all.
Darla
November 20th, 2001
I'm a Midwesterner. I've never been to NYC, but hope to visit there in the future. It hurts me that those plane- hijacking fanatics took advantage of the goodness to be found in the U.S., and repaid us with the destruction and murder they caused at the site of the WTC. I liked the idea of the light beams being placed where the WTC once stood, just to remind everyone, everywhere that the United States will always shine brightly on the stage of the world, and that although terrorism has mightily injured us, it will never completely destroy us.
John
November 19th, 2001
I strongly disagree with all the weak people who feel that no buildings should be built and that the site of the WTC should be made into a memorial park. I'm not against having a memorial park, but we should not abandon building skyscrapers in our great cities. I was born a New Yorker and I will die a New Yorker. I feel the WTC should be rebuilt as it was maybe bigger and better. Only THEN! will we stick our resilience up the terrorist's ass'. It would be a greater tragedy not to stand tall and rebuild our most precious skyscrapers and pay homage to what once was and what will forever be.
Michael Johnson
November 18th, 2001
My deepest sympathies goes out to the families of those who perished in New York, D.C, and Pennsylvania ( also those on AA Flight 587). Remember that they are in a better place now, away from this wicked world we live in. Also, remember that the U.S will make Bin Laden, and other terrorists pay. To N.Y, I say build the building like they were, but taller, bigger, and having more resources holding it up. If something like what happened on 9-11-01 happened, they would be able to withstand it. United we stand, and divided we fall. We are the best country in the world right now. God Bless America!!!!!!
Andrew Parker
November 18th, 2001
Being a devout Brit, but massive fan of the USA, I strongly believe 2 new towers and surrounding buildings should be built to a new design, maybe bigger, but at least as tall. One, from a commercial point of view, but two, more importantly, to provide a symbol of strength and consolidation of America and the world in defiance against terrorism. My fullest respect to the families who lost loved ones and work colleagues in the disaster. God Bless America.
Edward
November 17th, 2001
The twin towers are my favorite buildings in NYC and that is the only reason I go to NYC. The last time I went there was in July of 2001 with my cousin and my grandfather. We would go on top of tower #2 to look down from the top and see the city. I would like them rebuilt but taller than any tower in the world about 200 floors and to have walkways connecting the towers at each skylobby, but using the same design as the old towers.
Jessica Luangrath
Novvember 15th, 2001
It does matter to everyone when things, objects, or memories are destroyed, it will hurt and scar us for the rest of our lives. we must move on and learn from our mistakes as well as other's. if we were to build the twin towers again, someone will bring it down just like a child knocking down a tower of blocks. I have not lived on this earth long and i do not expect to live to see this happen again and i pray every day that the rain would stop falling ... forever.
Tim Lamb
November 10th, 2001
I feel the towers should be built back. It would show strength and defiance. We must rebuild and move on. But, they should be bigger and better. They should also come up with a new design with a memorial in the plaza. The old design would be too haunting. But they MUST rebuild. No doubt about it.
Gail K. Lemon
November 4th, 2001
May God Bless each and everyone of you who have been there day after day helping to find our lost friends,and family members.!! Please NY rebuild our Towers and show the terrorist that there is no stopping AMERICA!!!
Ken Kosby
October 24th, 2001
It is terrific to know that there are still human beings on Earth who care for others,and my family qualifies.
Ian Tuffnell
October 23rd, 2001
Although I live in England and love my country very much, America is my favourite country. I have been to the U.S.A. many times on vacation to Florida, Ohio, California, Nevada, Illinois, and Washington, D.C. When the attacks on America happened I was shocked to see the Twin Towers collapse and the resulting huge loss of life. America must not give in to these terrorists. In England we have had terrorism for over 30 years, thanks to the I.R.A. but we have never let that dictate how we live our lives. To the people of New York and Washington, D.C.: Pick yourselves up and carry on. Show bin Laden and his scum that you can never be defeated. You must also rebuild the Twin Towers as they were. This would be the ultimate statement of defiance to the terrorists. I hope that the towers are rebuilt so that one day soon I can visit your great city, make the journey to the top of those great buildings and look out over your wonderful city. Having been to Chicago and been up to the observation deck of the Sears Tower I know what a thrilling experience this would be. So America, rebuild the towers. Not just for New York. Not just for America. But for the world. And remember that we here in England will always stand with you in this battle for freedom.
Joseph P. McFarlane
October 22nd, 2001
It is sad, that in order to express a belief in such a violent manner is something that we can't endure for any amount of time. We have to eliminate these kind of people in a civil manner. My wife and I were really shocked to see the amount of destruction on TV, living out here in British Columbia, Canada. I hope never to see this kind of human behaviour again in my lifetime, and I hope to live a long life. My thoughts are always with the people of New York and the rest of the USA.
Jack
October 20th, 2001
We can not let the terrorist win! My deepest sympathy goes out to the victims families. The Twin Towers must be rebuilt back like they were. They are a symbol of America!
Gerri
October 19th, 2001
To the people of NYC, and in particular to the families of the WTC disaster. As a mother of a police officer and the aunt of a fire-chief from Jersey, I offer my prayers for the loss of your loved ones. Remember that the sick people who committed these acts of war on your beloved families, and this good country will never understand the one thing that pulls us together,WE ARE AMERICANS. When you attack one of us, you attack us all. "You may take our lives, but you'll NEVER take our FREEDOM!!!!!!!!
Anita
October 15th, 2001
Mere words can't express the way I feel about all that has occurred. My prayers go out to all the people who lost loved ones and friends. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss. May God Bless you and America.
Barb Goodman
October 12th, 2001
GOD WILL BLESS THE USA .. I NEVER BEEN IN NY BUT NOW I FEEL A PART OF IT .I LIKED THE PICS,THANKS
Patrick Testa
October 10th, 2001
UNITED WE STAND AND SHALL THE TOWERS STAND UNITED ONCE AGAIN! To build them exactly the way they were. To many buildings today do not distinguish any character and look to much alike. I hope they are rebuilt off the same blue prints.
Debra Basinsky
October 10th, 2001
My heart will always ache for all those who perished, I pray for all their families. God Bless America.
Chuck
October 9th, 2001
Canada grieves with our neighbours to the south. Canada fights with our neighbours to the south to preserve our freedom. God bless our nations.
Stacey
October 8th, 2001
I am still in shock of all that has happened. Two historical sights destroyed in one day, UNBELIEVABLE!!!! A piece of history gone forever, even if rebuilt to be exact as the old, it won't be the same. Plaque would read, here stands two tallest buildings that are replicas of the two old tallest buildings. Sight of twin towers should be turned into a memorial park for those who perished. And next to it, a sculpture of Bin Ladin with a cannon up his ass!!!!
Judy Vertefeuille
October 7th, 2001
The United States stands for Freedom. As we continue to pray for God to bless the USA, let us also pray for the US WAY in the WORLD.Our fight is against those who oppose freedom and we stand strong and united. God Bless the US WAY!
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