#9/11 anniversary

[sometimes-men-need-help-too]

It’s unacceptable to use today as an excuse to say derogatory things about Muslims 

Remember those that died. Remember all the officers, firefighters, EMT’s/paramedics. Don’t spread hate 

#muslims #9/11 anniversary #9/11/2001 #i saw a mean comment on a reblog of some other post #hence why i made this post

[jerrbear508]

A few months before 9/11, Konstantin Petrov took the last known photos of the World Trade Center’s interior. 

Many more of Konstantin’s photos can be found here 

Info about Konstantin can be found here 

Article about the Sphere can be found here 

#New York City #New York #NYC #WTC #World Trade Center #9/11 #Konstantin Petrov #Photography #History #The Sphere #Fritz Koening #2001 #9/11 Anniversary

[vanessafangirl13]

Hello there, today is a sad day. As this happened 22 years ago on this day, September 11th, 2001, New York City went on their daily day as usual but then everything changed at 8:46 a.m. want a plane crash? I won the twin towers of the World trade Center, then another plane crash to the second. Then the whole tower crumble and thousands lost their lives, It was such a tragic day

So let us take the time to remember those who list their lives to save other people and those who survived and mourn those who perish and died on this horrible event

#9/11 #22nd anniversary #9/11 anniversary #2001 #9/11 attacks #september 11th #terrible day #honoring those we lost #september 11 #world trade center

[followcb]

Heavy Weather

(Out of the Blue)

partly sunny, mostly cloudy

that was yesterday, was

history that's never fully

distilled until it goes

down smooth and easy;

bitter, it's still bitter

to taste and taste and never

feel the buzz, only

the aftermath, hangover

from a brutal day in September

so fucked up, we

all remember

pain that rendered us numb

forced us to succumb

to one another, seeking

comfort and consolation

amidst the ashes

smoke and pain and devastation

direct attack on our nation

unimaginable loss that still

lingers, much to our consternation

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©️ @followcb ☆ September 11, 2022

All who we lost are never gone. We feel your presence. We remember your faces and smiles and lives. Today, we honor you and say your name aloud.

CB

#september 11 #poetry #followcb #spilled ink #creative writing #great poets #poets on tumblr #poem #twcpoetry #simple truths #new poets society #9/11 #9/11 anniversary

[labbit1337]

#doc post #doc meme #tails gets trolled #9/11 anniversary

[pansapphicpositivity]

I'm am gonna say a hot take that might get me canceled but whatever.

Hating the fallout and what it did to millions of people in Iraq as well as other Middle Eastern countries and wanting the government and overpatriotic nutjobs to burn in hell AND thinking that making memes and jokes about 9/11 is fucking cruel to survivors and family of the victims who are VERY MUCH STILL AROUND AND MOST CAN PLAINLY SEE THESE THINGS are in fact options that coexist because your aggression should be directed at the people that started the fucking war and enabled a genocide assholes.

Seriously, what did 9/11s victims do to you besides have their deaths and suffering used as propaganda to cause more death and suffering. I doubt most of them would've have wanted that.

#9/11 anniversary #caps tw #cursing tw #sorry yall i saw a post that said making memes about the event was ok and i got angry but it needs to be said

[toshootforthestars]

ALT TEXT:

Zito @_Zeets Sept 11 posted:

The public mourning during 9/11 is even more curious after the last few years where thousands of people died each day and instead of that being a great tragedy as well, there were demands to go back to work and to learn to live with that level of death.

But tragedy here only seems to matter if it’s politically useful for some greater national/international goal, because 9/11 led to wars and wholesale changes to American life, while we couldn’t even get proper ventilation in classrooms and restaurants.

heard @heard305 Sep 11, Replying to @_Zeets: we love a gross oversimplification

@_Zeets Sep 11, Replying to @heard305: What would you like clarification on?

@heard305 Sep 11, Replying to @_Zeets: I don’t want clarification, i want you to flesh out this equivalence you’re drawing between a morally black and white issue, a terrorist attack, and the most morally complex crisis this country has ever dealt with.

Richard Barrett @yoshxl Sep 11, Replying to @_Zeets and @Katchin05: False equivalence. Both are tragic. Only one happened violently under terror. One is a silent killer, one was loud and obnoxious.

jobu topacky wardrobe enthusiast @Katchin05 Sep 11, Replying to @yoshxl and @_Zeets: I’m not sure how it matters. We are being asked to never forget a domestic tragedy and loss of life while ignoring an ongoing one. COVID deaths weren’t silent at all.

#food for thought #coronavirus #pandemic #9/11 anniversary #9-11 #9/11 #news #the discourse #stole from twitter #the latest from twitter dot com

[roboe1]

News and Headlines. Daily Brief. 9/11/2023.

US, World News. Politics, Commentary and Videos. Often covering what the mainstream media misses. US News. Manhunt for Escaped Murderer Continues: Sister Arrested as Authorities Reveal His Attempts to Contact Former Coworkers Danelo Cavalcante. (Pennsylvania State Police via AP) As the manhunt for Danelo Cavalcante continues, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have arrested his…

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#9/11 Anniversary #Commentary #Daily Brief #Economy #Politics #US News #Video&039;s #World News

[littlebittybaby]

Missing you 🙏🏻👼🕊️

#friends #rip #i miss you #i love you #9/11 anniversary #first love

[treesah]

Lol I completely forgot yesterday was 9/11

#never forget #9/11 anniversary #but clearly I forgot lol

[reportwire]

'Tribute in Light' shines in New York City for victims of 9/11 attack

‘Tribute in Light’ shines in New York City for victims of 9/11 attack

2022-09-11 17:41:20 LOWER MANHATTAN, New York City (WABC) — The Tribute in Light, with its beams of light shining into the night sky, is honoring those who were killed on September 11, 2001. Although a very foggy night, the Light is still visible emerging from the site of the World Trade Center. Assembled on the roof of the Battery Parking Garage south of the 9/11 Memorial, the twin beams reach…

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#9/11 #9/11 21 years later #9/11 anniversary #ground zero #New York City #September 11 #tribute in light #tribute in lights #tributes in light #tributes in lights

[thejewishlink]

U.S. Marks 21st Anniversary of 9/11 Terror Attacks

U.S. Marks 21st Anniversary of 9/11 Terror Attacks

NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are remembering 9/11 with moments of silence, readings of victims’ names, volunteer work and other tributes 21 years after the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil. Victims’ relatives and dignitaries will convene Sunday at the places where hijacked jets crashed on Sept. 11, 2001 — the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. Other…

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#9/11 Anniversary #Pentagon #Shanksville Pennsylvania #World Trade Center

[rotisseries]

happy anniversary of mcr forming

#mcr #the timestamp says yesterday because we remembered yesterday that today would be mcr 22nd anniversary but it's applicable today so #9/11

[cyber-corp]

Sixty years ago, two teachers walked into a junkyard in search of a student. What they found was a strange police box, and an even stranger old man.

Little did they know is that the old man would show them all the amazing and all the terrifying parts of the universe, all the wonders that were otherwise unknown to them. Travels with Marco Polo, living like the Romans did, stopping the Daleks from invading Earth.

But in the eyes of the old man, they showed him a part of humanity he was previously indifferent towards. All the inherent goodness, determination and love within it.

Although the teachers and student eventually left, the old man marched on through a variety of forms; the hobo, the dandy, the mad man with a box.

But one thing remained the same; his love of adventure, and his undying respect for humanity.

Happy birthday, Doctor Who. ❤️🔷

#doctor who #also this is a show featuring farting aliens who commit British 9/11 #and that’s the fun of it #doctor who 60th anniversary #first doctor #gecko boy

[didthekingdieyet]

september 11, 2022

no

#countdown #anti monarchy #it was the anniversary of 9/11 #so that’s #that’s a thing #i guess #did the king die yet #charlie boy #king charles iii

[mirr0r-image]

September 11

Hey Friends! I know this is kind of a random thing to post about, but I felt like I should.

If you don't know, today is September 11th, the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in America on September 11, 2001. Nearly 3,000 people died just in the attacks, with hundreds of others sick and dead because of the amount of toxic air and debris released into lower Manhattan after the crashes.

The World Trade Center's North building was hit first, followed by the south building, then the Pentagon, then a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. They were hit by planes piloted by members of al-Qaeda, an Islamic extremist terrorist group formed by Osama bin Laden, along with some others.

Because this group couldn't defeat America military-wise, they instead set their sights on symbols and iconic American monuments. Members hijacked these four flights to attack these various targets representing America's power.

There was only one plane that didn't land were it was meant to. This plane crashed in a field in Pennsylvania. We aren't sure were it was meant to go, but there's a theory that it was meant to land on the Capitol building because it is a sign of America's Legislative power. Even though we don't know for sure where this plane was meant for, what's important is that it didn't. Because of the bravery of the people on that flight who fought back against the hijackers, many lives were saved. Unfortunately, everyone on that flight died.

Other people who should absolutely be mentioned are the First Responders involved. During the attacks, after the attacks, and everywhere in between, First Responders came from all over America to help the victims of these attacks.

We owe a lot to the dedicated men and women who worked day and night to save hundreds of lives.

It's important to say that even though the attacks were committed by Islamic extremists, NOT ALL MUSLIMS ARE AT FAULT. The people who attacked were extremists, who, like their name suggests, have extreme views. This is, in my opinion, the other side of the tragedy surrounding 9/11. After the attacks, people were very hateful towards Muslims and Muslim-Americans in general, not usually making any distinction between neighbors and friends and the people who actually attacked America.

All in all, 9/11 was tragedy on many levels. There's lots of others things to be said and aspects I haven't covered. If you want, you can check out the websites/resources linked below to read more. If you're a 9/11 victim or the family of one, I offer my condolences and hope that you're able to feel hope even today, on the anniversary of this tragedy. If there's something I left out, or something I said wrong, I'm really sorry. I don't want to offend someone by this, only commemorate and remember this day for what it is.

If you want to learn more about 9/11, I would suggest---

1. CNN10; they released a video today with some good information, mostly about the 9/11 memorial in New York.

2. The 9/11 Memorial website; there's a lot of information including ways to get connected/help with the efforts to help people learn about 9/11.

3. Ground Zero by Alan Gratz; if you didn't know Alan Gratz is a writer who writes really deep, meaningful, and slightly gore-y books about tragedies. The books are gore-y for a reason, they really demonstrate the true tragedy and this book made me cry like five different times throughout reading it. It's on Libby and a bunch of other reading websites and local libraries if you want to read it. I highly recommend it. -> (TW: blood, fire, angst, wounds, death, etc. If you're under 13, I suggest asking a parent to read this with you)

4. The National Archives; I haven't read through this entire website because it's super massive, but if you look at the side of the page there's a place that says 'Contents' and there's a ton of resources there too.

#9/11 #22nd anniversary #september 11 #twin towers #remember today #world trade center #memorial