It began about a week ago...
I'm an avid web surfer. I like searching for information and reading all I can about a subject. One subject leads to another, and I just follow the trail until I am more enlightened from when I started.
Now, I don't exactly remember how I got there, but I ended up on wikipedia.org reading about 9/11/01. This has always been a tough subject for me, like most Americans and others around the world. Most of us can remember that day like none other - where we were, what we were doing, how we felt, etc. I vividly remember what I was wearing. I remember it being a beautiful fall day. It was not too hot, not too cold. It was just perfect.
I got a phone call from my mom. She said the strangest thing just happened - a plane crashed into the WTC. While I was talking to her, agreeing that yes, that was strange, the second plane hit live on TV. At this point, it didn't register in my mind that we were under attack. Who would want to attack America, and why? Boy, I was young and dumb then.
At about 11 AM, we were allowed to leave work. I work in a major US city on the east coast, and my office building is near several locations that could have been considered as targets, so I was obviously worried. I picked up my son from daycare and got home where I felt safe and secure. I remember watching the marathon coverage of the day's events with awe and dispair. All those people! I don't think I've been the same since.
Four years had passed, and I never gave a second thought about our goverment's account of what happened on that day. I did what they wanted - I believed their story.
Last week, however, my eyes were permanently opened. I will never be the same. I hope to use this site to document what I find and how I feel about what I feel is a massive conspiracy and coverup.
Now, I don't exactly remember how I got there, but I ended up on wikipedia.org reading about 9/11/01. This has always been a tough subject for me, like most Americans and others around the world. Most of us can remember that day like none other - where we were, what we were doing, how we felt, etc. I vividly remember what I was wearing. I remember it being a beautiful fall day. It was not too hot, not too cold. It was just perfect.
I got a phone call from my mom. She said the strangest thing just happened - a plane crashed into the WTC. While I was talking to her, agreeing that yes, that was strange, the second plane hit live on TV. At this point, it didn't register in my mind that we were under attack. Who would want to attack America, and why? Boy, I was young and dumb then.
At about 11 AM, we were allowed to leave work. I work in a major US city on the east coast, and my office building is near several locations that could have been considered as targets, so I was obviously worried. I picked up my son from daycare and got home where I felt safe and secure. I remember watching the marathon coverage of the day's events with awe and dispair. All those people! I don't think I've been the same since.
Four years had passed, and I never gave a second thought about our goverment's account of what happened on that day. I did what they wanted - I believed their story.
Last week, however, my eyes were permanently opened. I will never be the same. I hope to use this site to document what I find and how I feel about what I feel is a massive conspiracy and coverup.
posted by TT at 3:46 PM
2 Comments:
Intersting, i'll be at this side waiting for more
Ahh, my first visitor! Please keep checking in as I add more info and more links.
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