9/11/2001

Much respect to first responders & others lost 19 years ago today. They will always be in my prayers.

Be safe my brothers.

Agreed 100 percent.

Anytime I can I thank any and all the stand in front of me to keep me (us) safe. Much respect!

Where was Brandon this year, Alaska?

Figures...

With family members in law inforcement, I agree. May God bless and keep them safe. 

9/11 hit very close to home for me. Flight 93 that went down in Shanksville PA, is a mile from my aunts home. They moved there in 1967 and I would spend summers with them when I was in public school. I still visit my aunt as often as I can, was there this past August. It is just over 3/4 of a mile from her front door to the visitor center. 
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daveo wrote:

Where was Brandon this year, Alaska?

Figures...

The last time I checked, Alaska was part of the United States as the 49th state. How respectful is your comment to those who died?
President Biden spoke at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson before an audience of more than 1,000 service members, first responders and their families, but in your book I guess that doesn't count. The first year of his presidency, Biden visited all three attack sites. Last year, President Biden delivered remarks at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. This year Vice President Kamala Harris attended the ceremony at New York City's September 11th Memorial; First lady Jill Biden laid a wreath at the Pentagon memorial in Arlington, Virginia; and second gentleman Doug Emhoff (husband of the Vice President) laid a wreath in Shanksville in honor of United Airlines Flight 93. If it makes you feel any better, in 2021 on the 20th anniversary trump guest-hosted a boxing match on 9/11; and on the day of the attack trump bragged that he now had the tallest building in NYC, a false & erroneous claim. 

 

Point Taken 
How about we move back to  prayers and Love for the fallen , and  Respect and  Support for those who serve  us in so many capacities. past and present
 

Yeap, Alaska is definitely a state. I lived there all through the 80's, and was a proud member of the Alaska Army National Guard for 6 yrs. I was with an Airborne unit and we basically patrolled the very long border with Russia. Thankfully not much happened. If I was younger I'd gladly do it again. Also still got the old head gear from back then.

Thank you for your service protecting our freedom, also thanks to all our other vets out there.

martin_csr wrote:

daveo wrote:

Where was Brandon this year, Alaska?

Figures...

The last time I checked, Alaska was part of the United States as the 49th state. How respectful is your comment to those who died?
President Biden spoke at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson before an audience of more than 1,000 service members, first responders and their families, but in your book I guess that doesn't count. The first year of his presidency, Biden visited all three attack sites. Last year, President Biden delivered remarks at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. This year Vice President Kamala Harris attended the ceremony at New York City's September 11th Memorial; First lady Jill Biden laid a wreath at the Pentagon memorial in Arlington, Virginia; and second gentleman Doug Emhoff (husband of the Vice President) laid a wreath in Shanksville in honor of United Airlines Flight 93. If it makes you feel any better, in 2021 on the 20th anniversary trump guest-hosted a boxing match on 9/11; and on the day of the attack trump bragged that he now had the tallest building in NYC, a false & erroneous claim. 




 

No disrespect whatsoever toward those who serve and uphold the US Constitution.

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