Tribute
In addition to his tribute to Donald Robson, Jams at The Poor Mouth provides a link to The 2996 Project, links to tributes to all 2996 victims of September 11th.
by Bryan
In addition to his tribute to Donald Robson, Jams at The Poor Mouth provides a link to The 2996 Project, links to tributes to all 2996 victims of September 11th.
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4 comments
My occasional commenter ReaganConservative participated in that project, and did a splendid, completely nonpolitical job of it, I might add. I wish I could participate, but the day itself is by now so polluted with inappropriate hype that the victims have largely been forgotten, and I simply refuse to partake of the hoopla. I’ll remember the victims in my own private way.
I wish this could all be a tribute to those who died, but that’s expecting too much from politicians.
Thanks for the link to my tribute. I chose to participate mainly because I knew one of the British victims.
There is a very old belief that no one is truly gone as long as one person remembers them.