harvey, dude ... Having read many of your comments here I must say the one above really sticks in my craw.

To take an event impacting all of America as well as reaching out to nearly every corner of the globe as other nationalities too, all of whom were innocent victims of the 9-11-2001 tragedies, died on that day and then minimalize this event by bitchin about a difference in how we typically record dates here compared to where ever the fuck you are? Jeez !!!


To all the "move on", "it's old news" and such comments I can only hope you and your countrymen, wherever you may be, never have to experience similar tragedies, but ... if ever such awful circumstances come your way you at least care enough about your own countrys folk to hold them in your memory and NEVER dismiss the horrific price they will have paid and NEVER decide to "get over it" or "just move on".

To do so would only serve to totally devalue your own home land and the loss of not only the lives of the victims, but the suffering that continues on for years after their passing by their spouses, parents, sons, daughters, friends, coworkers and others they touched in their lives.

I'm only one man, having a single voice and as such can only think or speak for myself. What I think and feel every time I remember this somber day is a grave sadness for every person who lost their life and to all the other lives touched by their passing.

I feel just as well that on that day the whole world reached a new understanding of what insane madmen were capable of doing to innocent people in the name of furthering their maniacal agendas. I also think most all of the peoples in the rest of the world felt an uneasiesness about their own safety from that day forward that previously never existed in the world in the same way.

Though I didn't know one single peron who perished on this day now 5 yrs past, nor did anyone I personally know lose anyone in any of the attacks on that day, every single person I do know was saddened and mourned them just the same.

So don't ask me to "move on" or "get over it" for not only is it a personal impossibility, it's also more than even one human being should ever ask of me.