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              <text>see above... I cannot forget that day, as I arrived to work in Manhattan, along Canal st.  what else can I say? I will never get over that day, but I will survive.</text>
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              <text>I posted my 'story' here in 2002, under the name Robert Dorn, should you wish to read it.</text>
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              <text>I could not take my eyes away from the television as the anouncers were showing pictures and letting us know as things developed.I will never stop looking at the attacks around the World of innocent Men, Women and Children, without thinking of the Fear I saw in the eyes of those who were running on the streets as the Towers collasped. The First tower then the second tower. Watching Firefighters going into the Towers and knowing they would never be coming out. I Live in a different mindset now.  I walk into a building and look to see the exits and look at people.  It's like that everywhere I go.  Our  Lives have changed and People have changed.</text>
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              <text> WE ARE DIFFERENT FOREVER&#13;
Remembering 9/11: New York City&#13;
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 Germination ... is the warmth of cover, protecting sleep,&#13;
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laughter, or bells, colorful memories or priorities or anything&#13;
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and Memorial on canvas proceeded from that; it was hung at&#13;
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The Independent, East Hampton, NY published this:&#13;
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Memorial Library,&#13;
 "We Are Different Forever," exploring what&#13;
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black square with all the terror of Ground Zero&#13;
being in some way now singularly transformed&#13;
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flanked by two outside towers burning and two&#13;
blue memorial shafts of light.  This symbol is a&#13;
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my journals, newspapers, as I, too, dealt with a&#13;
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World Trade Center fell destroyed in flames---&#13;
“We’d never know how high we are ‘til we are&#13;
called to rise; And then, if we are true to plan,&#13;
Our statures touch the skies.”&#13;
 © 2002 by Mym Tuma. All Rights Reserved.&#13;
 P.O. Box 549, Southampton, NY 11969&#13;
 For information call 631-878-0287&#13;
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              <text>l becomes government peace body and combat courts and terror arresting global security governments acts. finally Terrorism lost the fight against humanity, VICTORY  https://twitter.com/rolandjackson/status/906529864223805441/photo/1   Roland Jackson send this hand band for the remembrace for everyone to wear during Remembrace. VICTORY VICTORY USA</text>
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              <text>9/11 formulated my view of the world as a child. I was so young when it happened, but I vividly remember watching the second tower get hit by a plane.  The Bush War years followed and with that, came a worldview of both intense patriotism and deep frustration with the reaction to our own pain--namely a war that killed more of us--, that required the subjugation of populations and deaths of more people than we lost on 9/11. Is that how we want to honor the victims and the pain? Of course, go after the bad guys, but unfortunately we didn't kill just bad guys. </text>
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