To my American brosephs... (re: 9/11)

[microphone head]

I'd just like to say that 9/11 attacks on homeland was an almost unreal and truly awful event. I offer my deepest condolences to any of you that lost people - friends, family, colleagues that horrific day in 2001. I fortunately (as far as I know) didn't.

I just watched "102 minutes that changed America" and seeing the footage again reminds me of how harrowing it must have been to any of you in NY at the time.

It's hard to see a world where we shall have peace given what's going on in the world right now, I also don't see much of a future for the immediate generation that follows us, but just look out for each other brosephs anyway...

I hope the families of those lost have been / are being taken care of properly and I hope that system is not being abused.

My best wishes to anyone caught up in that chaos.

Peace & out :stonedsmilie:

 

[GimpSpack]

Personally, this is how I choose to remember 9/11:

 

[shindig]

 

[bodiddley]

I'd just like to say that 9/11 attacks on homeland was an almost unreal and truly awful event. I offer my deepest condolences to any of you that lost people - friends, family, colleagues that horrific day in 2001. I fortunately (as far as I know) didn't.

I just watched "102 minutes that changed America" and seeing the footage again reminds me of how harrowing it must have been to any of you in NY at the time.

It's hard to see a world where we shall have peace given what's going on in the world right now, I also don't see much of a future for the immediate generation that follows us, but just look out for each other brosephs anyway...

I hope the families of those lost have been / are being taken care of properly and I hope that system is not being abused.

My best wishes to anyone caught up in that chaos.

Peace & out :stonedsmilie:

I think it's safe to say we've all been caught up in the chaos. The shit was an obvious false flag, though. Your post has 2004 written all over it...it is now 2014.

 

[GerardWon]

I'd just like to say that 9/11 attacks on homeland was an almost unreal and truly awful event. I offer my deepest condolences to any of you that lost people - friends, family, colleagues that horrific day in 2001. I fortunately (as far as I know) didn't.

I just watched "102 minutes that changed America" and seeing the footage again reminds me of how harrowing it must have been to any of you in NY at the time.

It's hard to see a world where we shall have peace given what's going on in the world right now, I also don't see much of a future for the immediate generation that follows us, but just look out for each other brosephs anyway...

I hope the families of those lost have been / are being taken care of properly and I hope that system is not being abused.

My best wishes to anyone caught up in that chaos.

Peace & out :stonedsmilie:

Well said. + rep

 

[Andrew Scherer]

I think it's safe to say we've all been caught up in the chaos. The shit was an obvious false flag, though. Your post has 2004 written all over it...it is now 2014.

Cmon bro, don't be a downer. This is the military industrial complex's favorite holiday. Only half the middle east has been turned into rubble since then, the job's clearly not done yet.

 

[davidlee]

Cmon bro, don't be a downer. This is the military industrial complex's favorite holiday. Only half the middle east has been turned into rubble since then, the job's clearly not done yet.

yea half of the middle is left to fuck over... many more sand niggas to kill!!:338:

 

[whiskey1]

Lol at the attacks, it's an inside job, seems like some people still live in caves