A message to our enemies

[Jiffy]

We’re still standing!! Suck it!

 

[Eatsleeptrap]

And it frustrates the hell out of them. God Bless America!!

 

[measure-it]

25 years ago, my son & I were on an Alaskan moose hunt, on a isolated mountain plateau in the middle of no-where, without any communication to the rest of the world. Our drop-in pilot was to check on us by noon with a fly-over or landing.
NO PLANE! If fact, no plane for 3 more days. We had no idea what was happening & thought we might have been left for good..no food left & very little water.
Finally, day 4 he shows up to tell us this far-fetched story of a planes into the Towers story, etc, and tells us no private planes were allowed to fly US airspace cuz of the attack! WOW!!
We were very glad to see him, & get flown back to base camp, shower, & fed a good meal! Quite the experience!!

 

[ktm450]

25 years ago, my son & I were on an Alaskan moose hunt, on a isolated mountain plateau in the middle of no-where, without any communication to the rest of the world. Our drop-in pilot was to check on us by noon with a fly-over or landing.
NO PLANE! If fact, no plane for 3 more days. We had no idea what was happening & thought we might have been left for good..no food left & very little water.
Finally, day 4 he shows up to tell us this far-fetched story of a planes into the Towers story, etc, and tells us no private planes were allowed to fly US airspace cuz of the attack! WOW!!
We were very glad to see him, & get flown back to base camp, shower, & fed a good meal! Quite the experience!!

Wow, that is a crazy... Sure glad we have inreach devices now for these type of situations to communicate via satellite.

 

[Eatsleeptrap]

Made the trip to New York City in 2019 for our 30th anniversary. The hotel we stayed at was a Marriott 1.5 blocks south of ground zero. When we checked in, I asked the older lady if this building was standing on September 11th. She stopped typing, paused, then looked at me and said Yes with a sadness that was indescribable. The reflecting pools and etched names were hard, but the museum under the pools was damn near impossible. You can walk under the pools and that area has pictures of the victims from that tower and recorded voices of family members reading their names. I made it about 20 feet in and had to turn around. Everyone has been to a cemetery. It's a somber experience. Only a handful of cemeteries in the US contain the remains of thousands all killed on the same day. This is the only one where those killed were completely and utterly defenseless civilians, many of whom are interred on site in a special section only family has access to. Make the trip if you can.

 

[Jiffy]

I will go see that before I die.