Man, this was hard to watch.

If 9/11 happened today half the country would defend it.

I will never forget this day. And I will never forgive Bush or Cheney.

Now days, the left would be protesting and defending the terrorists. Very sad.

Thank you for posting this. We made a promise to never forget 😔

I will always remember that day… and it was really eerie not seeing any planes in the sky for a while afterwards.

Almost 25 years later, we are being attacked from within.

The saddest part about watching this and digesting it having lived during that time as an adult is that a lot of those houses now fly Ukraine and Palestine flags

The America we grew up in has been drastically changed on purpose.

It was that perfect weather day man I will never get over that.

I can tell you the whole of Australia felt your pain that day I remember waking up and trying to put on ABC kids and every single channel is showing at live and I saw live what was happening people jumping out of buildings. I had to go to work and I cried my heart out the whole day I had to go home.

And now they voted in the same people who did it. So sad.

Ill never forget that day or all the bullshlt that came with it.

Just one generation later and we have people actively marching for the collapse of our nation. Sad.

In Kuwait as private security for US Army. Very scary day. Runners commanded initial information. Cheering, gun fire, but they gave me and my team a wide berth. You want to see an ATM cooperate...we had M-16s 180 rounds apiece. On shortwave, we thought war started.

These words seem to have been a warning.. "Freedom is never more than a generation away from extinction" -- President Ronald Reagan It's a shame what has happened to this country. 🇺🇲

@JustJJSC It’s a shame to see how far we’ve fallen from that day. On 9/11, everyone came together, the flag was a sign of unity and strength. Now half the country sees it as a racist hate symbol. Seriously, what the actual fuck!?!?!?

None of us will forget where we were and what we were doing. ♥ Nor will we stop questioning it

The quiet was sooooo eerie, but seeing all of us unite was amazing.

I was taking my ASVAB in school. The Marine recruiter that was administering the test got a text and went outside the classroom. A few moments later he rushed back in and told the teacher to put the news channel on. We saw the first building on fire and the new reporter saying they didn’t know if it was accident. Then the second plane hit. It was crazy. Everyone was glued to the TV. Going to the next class same thing, TV on, everyone glued to it. After a couple hours they sent us all home.

I remember the skies being completely still. I was at work when it started. I called my Mom, she retired from the Government when she worked at the Pentagon. I ran out of work and flew like a bat out of helI to pick up my daughter from school. All of the kids were being let out. Total Chaos. After 9/11 my family came up with a place to meet if anything should ever happen like this again. We are scattered over MD, VA and TX. And to think, most Democrat Politicians have the audacity to relate this to 1/6! Disgusting.

Its unfortunate that it takes something like this to unite it didn't matter what political beliefs you had what color skin you had if you were gay or straight we were all on the same page

@JHRSister That’s how it was across this nation. It does stir up pain to see that video not going to lie.

I worked for Lowe’s at the time and we were doing a community outreach that day with the local fire department. Going to older neighborhoods and offering free smoke detectors and the fire fighters would install them if wanted. Our meeting point was a police station, I arrived at the station just as the second plane was heading toward the tower. Was not a good day to be knocking on doors but we did. We encountered young people who were scared and older people who were scarred. Some refused to open the door while others did with tears in their eyes. It is truly a day I will never forget.

I cried, I remember where I was I was working at advanced web offset and I shut down all the presses everybody was mad at me until they started listening to the radio and they understood what had happened. That week we had to help the San Diego Union Tribune to print flags for every newspaper.

The country was unified for about 2 weeks, then the Democrat Party flared up and it was back to politics as usual!

That neighborhood is unrecognizable now

Sadly. Many did indeed forgot.

Heartbreaking 💔 I remember it. It feels like the last thing that brought everyone together and gave us pride in our country.

Whatever happened to that kind of patriotism 🫩

I was working on my brother's house that day right near the airport and after they stopped all air traffic it was surreal and the quiet was a reminder of what happened to America that day. And now there's a Muslim communist running New York City. Everyone forgot!

How soon everyone forgot.

What happened to us? ☹️

Chills so many memories of fear, crying and unity.

😭 I’m not crying you are ❤️❤️❤️