There are several photos actually (click the little arrow to the bottom right of the image.) There were other aerial shots from satellites and such, but this is the only one from an aircraft. Probably not the biggest deal to most people, but I just found it interesting.
I don't think they are sequential and although you may have similar pictures from satellite, etc., I doubt you saw that exact picture, unless you recently saw it since they were just released.
I was not even thinking along those lines, i.e. whether from another source or not. I was looking at the photos on their own merit, I just could not see the twin towers. I'm sure they are legit in various phases of collapsing, but apart from Photo No. 8, which may have been taken first, I can't see anything, except dust.
I really don't think they were ever out to capture him. I think the plan has always been to give him a slow painful death. I would like him dead, but not too fast.
Yeah, maybe one day we will get his old butt and things will settle down to a "new normal" for all of us.I still think it's a bit sad that it's at the expense of ordinary Afghans.
Definitely. I was in school that day and at lunch one of my friends said that he heard the twin towers were attacked, but we weren't completely sure. Turns out the teachers were told not to tell us so we did not get scared as a lot of us knew someone in the towers. They did pull out the kids who's parents were in it though just to let them know that their parents were safe, etc. The school ended up making an announcement before dismissal letting us know what happened. When I got home I ran to the tv, only to find most channels not working since the signal was previously relayed off of the towers. Really crazy day and one that I will never forget.
I was in Canada at the time, and it felt as though we had been attacked at the same time. All Canadians had been equally devastated, as this had been a premeditated invasion and attack on the people of the United States, basically an act of War with no regard to civilians. It was a totally unbelievable event. I still can't believe that naysayers can say that the US presence in Afghanistan is due to an "irrational fear". What happened had been very very real!
I will say it again. Some people just blame the US first. Makes no difference what it is. The US is at fault and Bush probably ordered it.
