Remembering 9 11 Beware of the Crusader spirit
James S Miller argues about clashes between Islam and Christendom spanning centuries. He discusses how the Muslim world could respond to a super power after the September 11 attacks, urging proactive defense without becoming an international police force and warning against overreaching actions that curb civil rights.
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Istory
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Field
U.S
Rane Hn
Middle East
America
Power of unity after 9 11 echoes in student essay
A 14 year old Medina Valley student Chelsea Griffin writes about the 9 11 attacks and the ensuing unity. The piece reflects on grief pride and resilience while noting a national shift toward vigilance and war. It includes a closing column by James S Miller linking history and current events.
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Castroville
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San Antonio
Remembering a all as a day of prayer
Gregory J. Rummo recounts the morning of September 11 2001 as the first plane hit the World Trade Center and the initial confusion at a New York office. He recalls calling his wife and turning on the television amid unfolding shock.
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Remembering 9 11 At John Wayne And Beyond
A first person reflection marks the 9 11 anniversary with memories of the John Wayne airport shutdown and national impact. The author recalls leaving United Airlines, witnessing New York City rescue scenes, prayerful moments at Somerset Christian College, and vows to stay vigilant and prayerful as the nation honors those who died a year ago. The piece ends with a courtesy note from The Amy Foundation Internet Syndicate.
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Middle East
United States
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God
Amy Foundation
Lansing
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Aol
Freedom is Not Free in Time of Terror
A veteran writer reflects on 9 11 events at the World Trade Center and honors first responders and the armed forces. He argues that freedom comes with cost and recalls ongoing anti terrorism efforts, urging continued support for military and public safety personnel.
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al-Qaida
Afghanistan
Down but not out a reflection on unity after tragedy
A reflective piece recalling 9 11 and Pearl Harbor while condemning hate. The author shares family ties to World War II internment and Pacific combat veterans, urging empathy beyond religion or ethnicity and urging resilience against terrorism. Nell Sutherland writes from La Vernia.
Good Samaritans on 9 11 Remembered in Manhattan Echoes
Metropolitan New Yorkers recall acts of courage during the World Trade Center attack on September 11 2001. Norman Jones a Morgan Stanley accountant describes the descent from Tower Two aided by colleagues and strangers including Louis a younger helper who carried a pregnant woman and others down many flights as smoke filled the stairwell. Abraham Zelmanowitz remained with a paraplegic friend on Tower One until they died.
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