I can't believe it's been 25 years since that horrible day!😢 Many people lost people that day. I lost someone I used to work with and so did my husband. It's hard to believe that 25 years has passed, the world certainly didn't change for the better, that's for sure.

NEVER FORGET!

I would agree that the world didn't change for the better that day but there is an interesting thing to realize when one thinks back on the day in that we saw the worst of humanity and the best of humanity all on the same day. The many people who sacrificed their lives for others trying to save them, people world wide rallying around America that day.

I know there was a large response from Canada. Firefighters and police going to New York to help out as well as the people of Gander Newfoundland who took in hunderds of people stranded there from international flights that cound't get back into US air space for several days afterward.

There were so many more people doing good during that time than the few who sought destruction and death. To me that proves that there's still more good than evil in mankind.

21 minutes ago, Reciprocity said:

I would agree that the world didn't change for the better that day but there is an interesting thing to realize when one thinks back on the day in that we saw the worst of humanity and the best of humanity all on the same day. The many people who sacrificed their lives for others trying to save them, people world wide rallying around America that day.

I know there was a large response from Canada. Firefighters and police going to New York to help out as well as the people of Gander Newfoundland who took in hunderds of people stranded there from international flights that cound't get back into US air space for several days afterward.

There were so many more people doing good during that time than the few who sought destruction and death. To me that proves that there's still more good than evil in mankind.

I agree completely. It was a horrible day but people banded together, including people from other countires, to help out that day. The worst and best of humanity at once.

Edited Saturday at 02:09 AM5 days by johnny5

17 hours ago, Reciprocity said:

I would agree that the world didn't change for the better that day but there is an interesting thing to realize when one thinks back on the day in that we saw the worst of humanity and the best of humanity all on the same day. The many people who sacrificed their lives for others trying to save them, people world wide rallying around America that day.

I know there was a large response from Canada. Firefighters and police going to New York to help out as well as the people of Gander Newfoundland who took in hunderds of people stranded there from international flights that cound't get back into US air space for several days afterward.

There were so many more people doing good during that time than the few who sought destruction and death. To me that proves that there's still more good than evil in mankind.

Oh yes, I definitely agree that there were so many people who helped. The world seemed to be much more united back then. It was truly wonderful how the people of Gander took total strangers into their homes.

I'm talking about now, with all the unrest going on. Yesterday at the 9/11 memorial ceremony at Ground Zero, the mayor and one of the local congresswomen were seen laughing on camera when the names of the victims were being read.😠 I think since the pandemic, humanity as changed and not for the better.😞

The day the world changed

My heart breaks when I try and watch the events of that day

Sending love and prayers ❤️