- Gael Murphy
Your in my prayers I'm so sorry for all the victims and their family God bless you and the angles will protect you. Keep the faith
- Khasim Akram
MUSLIMS CLAIM TO LOVE GOD....BUT CHOOSE TO HARM THOSE WHO DON'T THINK THEIR WAY...YET GOD TOLD THEM TO LOVE OTHERS....NOT JUST EACH OTHER...SHAME ON YOU KHASIM.....HEAR GOD BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE....ALL OF US 'OUR TIME' IS COMING
THE DAY OF SEPTEMBER 11, IN THE YEAR 2001....WAS OUR DAY OF INFAMY! MY CHILDREN & THEIR CHILDRENS, CHILDREN SHALL ALL TELL THE STORY OF THE ATTACK ON OUR HOMELAND.THEY SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTON...PEOPLE WHO WERE GOING ON WITH THERE EVERY DAY LIVES..ARE NOW BEEN REMEMBER BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE (AS THEY SHOULD BE) OUR PRAYS TO FAMILY & FRIENDS.GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! & THEN SOME....
- Griselda Sanchez VanGorden
we must never let the enemy take over stand up and fight them all.....
I will always remember the innocent people who passed away on 9/11 and will also be thinking of their families.
XBLESSINGSX A day i well never forget, ltke watching a horror movie.And i live in UNITED KINGDOM.It had a great effect on myself,my family also UK people.Was this for real seeing it happening live on our all day evening news,as was morning in USA at that time.Yes it as for real ,and to this day i dont know how all who were getting through this traumatic happening,UNREALITY!!! CRUEL!!! MURDER!!!.My son who was in the GULF war,he loves USA and visits offten with his young family.They visited...
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WTC was a part of my life. My next door neighbor helped build it. I took the train to work into that station for years. Got my engagement ring from a jeweler in the underground mall. Then, working for the government I found myself driving past the Pentagon seconds after it was bombed. Those victims deserve to be remembered.
It is sad that you call this a National card of condolence. It is a religious card only for religious Americans. It makes me feel that you don't want any person, who does not believe as you do, to sign this "National" card. Otherwise, why would you divide us by saying on the card that we have prayed? Only religious people can honestly sign it. I grew up in Cambridge, a stone's throw from the killers' apartment. I went to the same high school as the younger brother. My sisters live...
…It is sad that you call this a National card of condolence. It is a religious card only for religious Americans. It makes me feel that you don't want any person, who does not believe as you do, to sign this "National" card. Otherwise, why would you divide us by saying on the card that we have prayed? Only religious people can honestly sign it. I grew up in Cambridge, a stone's throw from the killers' apartment. I went to the same high school as the younger brother. My sisters live less than 1 mile from the place he was captured in Watertown, and were in lock-down the whole time, listening to gunfire and percussive explosions. Do you really think I am less sad and sympathetic to the victims than you are, just because I do not pray? Do not divide us along religious lines. Please, use inclusive language of sympathy, not words from a pulpit. Then, everyone could sign a truly National card of condolence.