Today....

Another anniversary of September 11th. Sad all the same. I won't tell any tales of woe-just indulge my favorite Irish folk song.

The New York Fire Department has a NFL-style football team. Their ranks were decimated after the Towers fell. One of the lost had an interesting habit. He would always sing "The Wild Rover" my favorite Irish drinking song-especially after wins. So to remember him the team would sing "the Wild Rover" for him.

We are the ones who remember. As long as we do that, the lads, ladies and friends will never be gone.

So cue The Dubliners....

I think McCain and Obama both said it best, that 9/11 signifies the strength and coming together of a country, that immediately forgot about party lines and brought forth a strength within the country that lies sleeping on most occasions... hopefully we can find that strength once again without another catastrophe to spark it....

I gave a noted silence today, in respect of those lost and for the families that still struggle with the losses.... :hatsoff:

Am I the only one who believes that Bush toppled the towers on the orders of Exon/Mobil ?

Probably, Mike.

Binocher wrote: Am I the only one who believes that Bush toppled the towers on the orders of Exon/Mobil ?

Well I for one ain't heard or read anything to suggest otherwise............

http://www.loosechange911.com/blog/

Alf wrote:

Binocher wrote: Am I the only one who believes that Bush toppled the towers on the orders of Exon/Mobil ?

Well I for one ain't heard or read anything to suggest otherwise............

http://www.loosechange911.com/blog/

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/1227842.html

Perhaps this will shed some light.......

Alf wrote:

Binocher wrote: Am I the only one who believes that Bush toppled the towers on the orders of Exon/Mobil ?

Well I for one ain't heard or read anything to suggest otherwise............

http://www.loosechange911.com/blog/

Yeah, blogs are a great place to get yer news from