[hoosierham]

And I suppose the decision NOT to immediately evacuate the buildings made sense?Many of those who died did so because of the delay in getting out.Immediately after the first plane hit and large fire started,the building evacuation should have begun.

AS for murdering patients in their beds,the staff would have showed courage if they fought hard to save the patients at the risk of losing their jobs by calling for evacuation earlier and not accepting no for an answer.How much braver to have demanded the patients be moved and threatened to,and if needed,resigned the jobs and gone to the news media and to the city officials.. Any amoral animal can bite and kill if it finds itself backed into a corner.People,especially highly trained,educated doctors and nurses ,who use their brains try to avoid being forced into corners.

The doctors and nurses involved should lose their licenses and their freedom.

[P-40]

Immediately after the first plane hit and large fire started,the building evacuation should have begun.

You mean before anyone really knew the extent of the problem? And with debris raining down on people who ventured outside? The better choice was to wait and find out what was going on first...but who knew another craft was about to hit...or that the emergency center was about to be proven as a stupid location choice.

The staff could have done all sorts of things. Maybe they did a lot, maybe they did nothing. But once the situation became what it was, none of that mattered any more. Wishing they had done something earlier was not going to change anything.