Workers Find Body Parts Amid Ruins

AP | 10/26/01 | TOM HAYS Associated Press Writer

[rebapiper]

I'll always remember Sept.11 but what I'll remember most of all is who made it all possible, our own government officials. Only our President and elected officials had the power to strip us of our security and most of our military. AND STILL, NOT ONE DEMOCRAT HAS COME FORWARD TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHAT THEY DID, NOT ONE HAS COME FORWARD TO OFFER AN APOLOGY. Hillary Clinton attends meetings,fund raisers with terrorist that were connected with the same Hyjackers that attacked this country and she sits in the Senate. Not one New Yorker demanding she be removed.

[katnip]

Yes, keep the boots or bury them.

God bless and protect you sir

Thank you

[ELS]

Thank you for that link. It is a beautiful tribute. Have you seen the one called "America"? There was a thread that linked to it, but the artist who created it had surpassed her bandwidth limit on the site that was hosting it. I don't know if it is still available, but I saved it to my hard drive. You might want to save this one.

[NetSurfer]

I'll do that...thanks for the suggestion.

[pbear8]

Another absolutely tear-jerking tribute to the WTC victims.

Thank you for posting this link. I thought it was an excellent tribute.

[Humidston]

You are the bravest of the brave - you and your group of searchers. Please know how deeply we all appreciate your efforts, your dedication, and your courage, and tell the others as well.

God bless you, sir. And may He give you peace.

[oceanperch]

kudos to the landscaper providing trees to soothe the scene.

[SauronOfMordor]

And yet all that paper survived. It's the weirdest thing to think about. Two buildings and all those people basically vaporized, but there's paper artifacts to find. Paper all over the place on 9/11, not burning, while everything else was in flames.

Paper is light - phones and bodies are not. As the WTC collapsed, with the floors pancaking onto each other, the air between the floors was forced out by the collapsing action, taking with it anything light enough to be caught by the wind