"I can hear you,
The rest of the world hears you,
And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear from all of us soon!"
This was the first speech of a little sense made by Bush, in my opinion.
I guess, none of us can do anything to help the victims and their families, just prayers and wishes.
Endeavour, we are standing by all of you.

"O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave.."

National Day of Prayer and Remembrance

To think the person who left for work in the morning will never come back again.
What a hysteric moment, when a company hired you to work in the Twin Towers. Shows that you really are something. If anyone had predicted that some psycho people will kill themselves as well as ten thousands of people more, they would rather sweep the streets.
But the thing is that, we cannot do that. Predicting incidents is not something we can do.
I guess, raising up this issue won't help, but on the contrary make people more down.
But I just want to pay tributes to all those rescuers, still trying to find more survivors, still down there in the rubble or have already passed away. What they did was heroic. So touched when they saluted to firefighter's body they found. The immediate unity of people from all over New York, USA and even the world was so touching too. People actually queued up to donate blood, and taxi drivers ripped out their seats to transport corpses. Can you imagine HK people doing that? Don't say American education is useless, it does have it's advantage.
Also, my best wishes and prayers to those still struggling to survive in the rubble. May God bless them.

Just as Tony Blair said, the attackers have already made enemies with all civilized countries....

"Treasure the things you have now... You never know what will happen to them..."