Incredible 9/11 Boat Lift: Villagers React to Remarkable Acts of Compassion ! Tribal People Try
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- Emotional Villager Reactions to BOATLIFT - An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience
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In this deeply moving and heartfelt UA-cam video, witness the incredible reactions of villagers as they watch the inspiring footage of the 9/11 Boat Lift in the USA. The Boat Lift, an extraordinary and lesser-known aspect of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, showcases the resilience and compassion of ordinary Americans who came together to help one another during a time of unprecedented crisis.
Join us as we take you on an emotional journey through the eyes of these villagers who are seeing this remarkable display of heroism and unity for the first time. As the video unfolds, you'll witness tears of empathy and hear gasps of awe, as the villagers connect with the selfless acts of the boat captains and crews who stepped up to aid in the evacuation of thousands of people stranded in Lower Manhattan.
Throughout the video, we provide historical context and background information to give viewers a comprehensive understanding of the 9/11 Boat Lift. Learn about the sheer scale of the operation, how countless boats of all sizes-ranging from private vessels to ferries-raced against time to evacuate survivors from the island. The video also sheds light on the courage and determination of the rescue teams who put their lives on the line to ensure the safety of their fellow citizens.
As we delve deeper into the villagers' reactions, you'll witness powerful moments of solidarity and empathy, reminding us all of the strength that lies within human compassion. This video is a tribute not only to the brave individuals involved in the Boat Lift but also to the resilience and unity of the American spirit during one of the darkest periods in the nation's history.
We hope that this heartwarming video serves as a reminder that in times of adversity, ordinary people can rise to become extraordinary heroes. Let's come together to honor the memory of those who lost their lives on that fateful day and celebrate the heroes who stepped forward to help others in need.
Join us in experiencing this emotional journey of remembrance, inspiration, and hope. Like and share this video to spread the message of unity and compassion, and let us never forget the lessons we can learn from the 9/11 Boat Lift. Together, we can ensure that the spirit of helping one another remains alive in our hearts and communities, forever.
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Babu: "Sir, I believe that helping each other is the biggest religion."
Helping each other is definitely a religion I can get behind. 👍
When you read between the lines, that's what most religions are when you take the positive view. There are always those who try to twist it to suit their own personal views, but overall, it's about helping each other.
Greatest religion is to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
@@OrganMusicYT Sometimes the good Samaritan gets the bad end of the deal. I won't pick up a hitchhiker would you?
@@jayesouthworth So your judging people?
What beautiful statement he made.
Show them tha actual attack. They’ll have a better understanding when they see it.
yes this vidéo is useless, they don't know what happened
They know what happened, and it’s enough to know verbally. Seeing the attack is traumatic for many people, and could be too overwhelming for them. There’s also a lot of censorship on UA-cam and seeing that much death in one video can get this vid demonetized.
“9/11 as it happened”, the UA-cam video is CRAZY but good (as in well done)
@@ash-dl8ff there’s videos of 9/11 all over UA-cam and every person should see what happened that day there’s a reason people say never forget
I think you're correct. It's one of those things that "no one should ever watch"...
But also "everyone should watch once"
There are few things that make me prouder than that boat landing. It's still considered the single largest water evacuation in history. So glad they caught this video!
No Dunkirk was..
Isnt that Dunkirk by the Brits ? But i get the statement.
You are all wrong. The largest rescue over the water occurred from January to April 1945, when about 800,000 to 2.5 million civilians had to flee from the Russian army across the Baltic Sea.
@@OpenGL4ever wbat i lole about operation Dynamo was that even though they where attacked time and time again, the civilians and navy fleet together had over 900 boats and ships that together saved almost 400.000 men. Even if they did it at great peril and with a loss of almost 240 ships. That's real heroism right there. There's so many amazing feat done by the britsh during WWII that no one talks about. Sometime the Americans even try and make it their thing. Like that war movie U 571 where its made to look like the Americans changed the turn of the war by getting their hands on a enigma machine. History will tell you the brits was the ones to do so in 1941 before the Americans had even entered the war. I understand why that would piss the English off.. 😔
It was an incredible rescue by civilians that did not have to put their lives at risk, period. 🙏🏼❤️
They have such empathy. Their hearts are so big.
It amazes me how quickly they grasped the situation and knew what was happening. God Bless these men for their love and humanity
You could show several move videos on 9/11 to show them just how devastating this terroir attack was. Show them both planes hitting the towers, the attack on the Pentagon and the fall of the towers. Don’t forget the passengers who sacrificed their own lives to crash the third plane, and show more rescues.
*fourth plane, the third plane was the pentagon
They can also show how devastating the counter attacks by the US To innocent middle eastern peoples and how many of these lives have been taken too…. Just food for thought
@@Router-we2eh? you mean a rocket, not a plane right? the video shows a rocket.. besides 30 min before the tower fell news crews had disbatch calls telling them they was going to blow it. 15 min before building seven🤷♂️.. also laden worked with the cia before they tried to smoke him.
@@LuisXRivascia false flag just like iraq, have video and sound of them telling everyone to blow building 7, and the gon got hit where they lost 7 trillion dollars..
100 % agreed. More videos
I Cried watching this. I was on the same plane that hit the Pentagon just the day before going to North Carolina. It always hits home when I see anything about 9/11. I knew nothing of the boat rescue, so seeing this really meant a lot. Thank you
Woah, when did you notice the plane was the same one?
@@jaredf6205 My mom and I was flying in from Portland Oregon. We had an unexpected flight change at Chicago Ill. That rerouted us to Newark International. Went on there to Raleigh-Durham International. When they told were the plane that hit the Pentagon, that was headed to Raleigh and around the same time we landed the day before. I check our flight stubs. It was the same United flight number.
@@jaredf6205 The person would know by the flight number.
I worked in Crystal City (Arlington) when the plane hit. It actually flew over the building I was working at before it flew over 395 and then slammed into the Pentagon. It was so close to Gateway 3, the whole building shook!
I was leaving NY 9 hours before it happened. I was on a plane back to Europe. It was a horrible event. I cannot imagine, how anyone could ever believe, that any god would ever want the people to commit such evil act.
The John J Harvey, a retired New York fireboat took part in this ferrying people across. During one of her trips the fire department radioed her to ask if her pumps still worked. When the captain said they did the fire department told them to drop the passengers off and return to the seawall along side the other fireboats pumping water. She was reactivated under her original title Marine 1 and stayed on station pumping water for the firefighters till the water mains could be repaired
To this day I still get amazed at how fast those boats came together. Such an impressive display, people saving people. As it should be.
The entire idea was, the boats were already fueled, ready and heading for the harbor before the official call came over the radio.
People heard what happened over the radio or saw what happened on TV and were already mobilizing on their own, that's how it happened so fast. That radio call was an afterthought, like official permission to do what they were going to do anyway.
I agree with other comments that you should show them a video of the 9/11 attacks, so they understand the context.
Babu is a very wise man. Sometimes he says very profound yet simple things.
No he isn't. He's nuts
20+ years later and were all over here tearing at each others throats. A shame that it takes a disaster to unite people when we can't unite for unities sake.
I think humanity has always been better about uniting against external issues than internal.
i honestly believe the only thing that will unite the world and bring peace amongst different nations and religions etc is if we discover hostile aliens who want to destroy us. a common enemy that threatens us all.
If you’re talking about Americans… it’s what Americans do. The country is built on disagreements and arguments, otherwise it’s called a dictatorship. Despite what the news and social media show you, they will still come together when needed and most people are good. I have plenty of friends who I don’t agree with on most and we love each other and have each other’s backs. I CAN fight with them, others absolutely not.
I remember that for a number of years afterwards there was a residual air of kindness and comradery in NY City that amazed everyone. But they got over it. 😒
To tie into this, you should show them about Gander, Newfoundland and how they helped 6000 people (basically doubling the population) that were stranded in that small town due to the attacks, and how profound it was that there was a broadway musical inspired because of it (Come From Away).
I am sitting here with tears streaming down my face as I watch this video...I live in Brooklyn, right across the river from where the towers attack happened, but was working in New Jersey at that time. There was absolutely no communications available, and I was not able to get home or call someone to look in on my cat. Luckily, my Mother, who's house is in NJ was able to house all the men employees over night & a female employee, who also lived in NJ, housed the ladies...A large Red Cross center is right down the street from where I live & after that first day, when I was able to travel again, I would see the workers from the sight coming down the train escalator covered in filth from working there, as I was on the up escalator heading home, all looking so very grim. It was a bit un-nerving seeing armed guards, in twos with rifles everywhere..on the streets and in the bus stations...as you can imagine, the smell was overpowering for a very long time...This has affected me very greatly & always will.......
May your mother receive shalom for eternity.
I was working down on Delancy St. I ran up to the roof and had a bird's-eye view. It was horrific. I haven't remembered with such clarity for many, MANY, years. Through tears, I can say that watching this video has been very healing for me. I am reminded how, in the weeks, months, following this horrifying event, we were all much kinder to each other; strangers asking each other how they were doing, and really listening to the answer. I am reminded of the horror of that day, but I am also reminded of the beauty of the people, from EVERYWHERE, that came together to help. Heaven and hell.
God bless
Those boats saved so many lives that day, because so many people were saved from having prolonged exposure to the dust which has killed so many people in the intervening years. They were all true heroes because no-one knew what could happen next. I think there's some good videos about the NY Fire Department's role in saving people that day, at the cost of so many of their own lives. What they did that day to help the people in the WTC must be one of the bravest, most selfless things in history. One of the most incredible stories from that day was what happened in Stairwell B - the people trapped there were the only ones to survive the collapse of the towers.
Hm, a very unique perspective on the assaults. Also, I think they should get some more detailed information about the attacks, some details about what actually happened back then.
I agree. There are incredible stories and images. Like many, I'll never forget where I was when it happened (at work in the UK), and I'll never forget those images of people falling through the air...
I'd visited the WTC a few years before, but a friend's sister visited it a day or two before it happened - that was close.
The statement “helping each other is the biggest religion” instantly brought tears to my eyes because it’s totally true.
"Sir, I believe that helping each other is the biggest religion"
I'm screen-shoting that so when people ask me what kind of channel and people you guys are, I can show them a line that's worth more than all the money in the world.
They're always so compassionate. I think they should be shown video of what happened on 9/11, all of it. As hard as it may be for them to see the actual videos of that day show some powerful humanity and strangers helping strangers. It's also important for everyone in all countries to see the impact of terrorism.
Going with the whole 9/11 theme, you can show them the story of Gander, Newfoundland in Canada where they had to take in several airplanes of travelers that were on their way to the US
I emailed the city of Gander years ago to thank them and they actually emailed me back. I still appreciate what they did. Wonderful people.
We are ALL God’s children. These gentlemen just proved that with their love watching this video. Their hearts were filled with pain for what others were going through.
Bless them/us all Lord Jesus. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Religion caused this attack, invoking the name of your particular flavor of invisible friend in the sky is in poor taste.
The world would be better off without religion, as said in their reaction “the only real religion is helping each other.”
There are so many hero stories from 9/11. True heroes everywhere, exactly when Americans needed a hero. We got thousands of them.
Please show them the actual attack.. the events of that horrendous day. Americas volume went to 0.. it was a horrible time for us here in America. I'm from New York,but I was in Florida when it happened. My son lived In the buildings across from Manhattan. I was at work and had to run to the beauty salon a few stores down, where they had a tv so I can see for myself. I watched the second plane hit the tower.... I was devastated and extremely worried for my son. Again,please show them what happened that day.
There are a lot of videos of what happened hour by hour, and that might be an educational thing for these gentlemen who admitted that they don't really know what went down that day. I was only 6 when it happened, and I can still remember the entire day. My family has lived around the capital for generations and my mother worked the day shift at the hospital that was closest to the Pentagon when it was struck. It took my father hours to be able to get a hold of her on the phone, and I just remember him pacing in our house as the news played calling anyone he could to get news.
our hospital paramedics was first responders, we lost 2 of them NY presbyterian hospital.
Definitely show them a video detailing the 9/11 attacks. There are a few good, informantive videos on UA-cam.
While this video has shown the best of humanity, they still don't really know what happened. I would have expected them to be shown or explained exactly what happened, not just that it "involved planes"
This was a part of 9/11 that I had not heard of. Seeing this brings up many emotions
Yeah I only learned about it myself because of this exact video maybe last year. Surprised I didn’t know about it sooner
Tears. I will never forget that day.
I'm astounded that Babu didn't really know about 9/11 and saddened that the younger men knew nothing. Hope the producers will show them a detailed video about what happened that fateful day. It permanently changed the course of world history
They are basically like cavemen, they are about 100 years behind the technology so how would they know about this? They badly need a film that show the inventions of the western world, as they seem to think most stuff is from the 60s even though they see stuff that was a thing around 1880s or so.
It's probably the same in Afghanistan. I assume no one had a clue why the US army invaded Afghanistan from 2001 to 2021. The terrorists are responsible for this too.
@ebbhead20 I mean I wouldn't say 100 years. Maybe like 40 or 50 at most. They do have television and Raju and the others have played old video games like Tetris and Contra.
@@BambinaSaldana If you look at the other videos, they didn't even have electricity to cook for a long time.
@@BambinaSaldana well, they contradict themselves. Every vid they see they go, they had trains in.. And then yoi can throw in any year from the 70's and downwards. Theu found it weird to see the 4-5 European cities from 1890 or so thay had stuff like trains and cars and so on. But the phone was a thing too. Bit they still go.. Maybe it's her mobile phone in a movie fom the 70's like The Exorcist they just watched. So now a mobile is a thing. But a bit later they go.. Wow a telephone is a thing in the 70's.? So having a mobile is fine in the 70's but having a landline is weird? There's clearly a HUGE lack of understanding of thr modern world and when it kicked in. All that stuff they talk about is basically what the industrial revolution was about. All that stuff was 19th century stuff. But when they talk its like everything is not older than 40-50 years or so. That's not really understanding the world. And you will never get the true understanding and enjoyment out of a video about appliances and vehicles if you don't know when all that started. Like how er went from steam and coal to cumbustion engines of today and the electric engines of tomorrow. It will just be one big miss mash without any context. But im not even sure that channel owner gets it. Having a reaction without true understanding is not really learning. Its a bit like how the Japanese learns English in school. Learn Hamlet by heart but no one knows what they're saying. What's the point of that?
those photos of the boats storming the shoreline are my favorite photos in American history
*Operation Boatlift was such a tear inducing sight for me, the first time I heard/saw it. September 11, 2001 at **8:14** AM EDT The gratitude to those boat owners, saving so many from the after effects of the dust, etc, was felt intensely by me. First viewing I cried the whole time, feeling the fear of those folks waiting, and their slightest of hopes they will make it home that night.*
May God Have Mercy on any Navy That tries to Mess with New Yorkers, 8:25
We could see both the worst and the best of human society. I am sorry a bit, that I am atheist, because else I would enjoy the vision of the terrorists' surprise, when they met allah and found out, that 72 virgins is not what they would get...
Very glad you showed this. Babu's words on religion say it all. Wonderful reactions. Every time I watch this, I start crying when the huge number of boats show up.
I love them thier reactions were so genuine and heartfelt. I have nothing but pure respect for them and thank them for thier humanity and empathy
Babu is so wise. I love the respect the younger men show him. Two very large hijacked passenger planes hit the 2 tallest buildings in the world. They both collapsed within a short time, killing thousands of trapped people.
God Bless the First Responders! Peace, Love!!
I was listening radio BBC, at Indian time 2.45 pm afternoon, and getting ready for my second shift duty.and I told my colleagues about it, no one believed me
It means everything, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA🙏
God Bless those Boatmen and Women generations will continue to grow because of you!
I'm Canadian. Watching this again in 2023 and sobbing again.
It was so incredibly devastating.
It proves that men and women of action will act at the time. It is a relief to be able to help. There's nothing worse than watching helplessly.
Thank you, heroes.
Also wanted to mention. They should watch videos on United Flight 93. The story of how passengers fought back. They saved so many lives that day at the expense of theirs. May all of the victims RIP.
Canada has the most multiculteral county in the world. People like these lovely men come here with their families every day. And i am proud that we do so. Bless these lovely gentlemen.
*9/11 included 2 planes striking the 2 towers of the WTC, killing the plane occupants and tower occupants. Another plane was hijacked headed to Pentagon, which hit, and another that was taken over by the passengers and it crashed, but they succeeded in stopping the plane from hitting whatever target the terrorists had in mind. There are phone messages left from them, to their loved ones, knowing the plane was going down.*
I didn’t know or maybe couldn’t remember. Thank you all boat rescuers. But for you, so many more..
Badu was literally happy to know there people who are like him in some way
2:42 I just found out that that man, Vincent R. Ardolino, passed away Saturday, August 25, 2018 at the age of 65. ❤
Since they don't know much about what happened that day, you should find and show them exactly what happened with each plane crash.
I was actually in middle school when this happened. My grandfather was scheduled to be at the pentagon on 911 but there was traffic. Divine intervention in my opinion. We didn’t know he was safe for 3hrs. Worst 3hrs of my life.
My dad was at ground zero a week after the attacks to conduct an investigation for the USDOT on how the buildings buckled under the extreme heat and how the impact from the planes damaged the buildings from an architectural standpoint.. he said there was still smoldering debris even after 8 days, the smell of gasoline and leaking hydraulic fluid.. live wires and jagged metal sticking up along the strewn piles of concrete, cinder block, and ash that piled up several meters high.. it’s nothing he’ll never forget he says.. rip to all the victims of that tragic and miserable day.. 🕊️🙏🏽 you’ll never be forgotten
There is one video, I just before. It was a teenage boy with red bandana, who just rush in the building to help them lead the survivor out of there but he do help almost 11 survivor I think out of the building and after that he died shortly after. There also made a tribute on him by wearing red bandana to show respect on teenage who help the survivor and guide them out.
I never knew about this. I'm surprised an evacuation of half a million over water during 9/11 wasn't more widely shown. This is utterly incredible.
I remember this. I live on Long Island. I remember waking up thinking how beautiful the day was but then…
I remember when it came on the news live, I couldnt believe a plane could hit the trade centre. Then then second came it was just before midnight in aus. I never slept that night watching every second live from aus. It truely shook me seeing it as it happen. God bless all the helpers
I read that at one point after the attack the search and rescue dogs got so sad and depressed because they were only pulling out dead pepole, that their handlers had to "bury themselve" so the dogs could find them alive a couple of times and have at least a bit of happiness that they were "rescuing" someone alive
9/11 was the most tragic moment in our history and yet at the same time, our finest moment. Many people came to help stranger just because they needed it
These people reacting made me cry. God bless them.
Yes, people helped each other in MANY different acts of humanity & kindness that added up. This was a good way of showing the evil & goodness if that day without clouding it with religion or politics. They understood the main focus.
You really have to appreciate the people who have helped in that situation, hat off
God, as a disabled veteran what I'd give for Americans and the world to be this united again...
I love what he on the end said. Love is the biggest religion. Absolutely agree.
Always a blessing to see these beautiful hearted men
From watching your reactions I know if you gentlemen would have been there you would have stepped up and helped. Thank you guys for your kind reaction much respect from Oregon State United States of America
That little wave by the guy in the midddle @12:55 is sweet
Kinda feel like you should have shown them a 9/11 documentary first.
These men are so very kind and caring. This video assumed everyone knew what 9/11 is about. Today, in 2023, young Americans don't even know what it's about. I wonder if they were told the whole story.
I remember watching this live on the tv at the time, it was the most shocking thing I’ve ever seen.
Ground Zero was actively burning for almost or near 6 months. That smoke kept on.
On that day we in America held out breath..and time stopped. I don't know when we began breathing again...or perhaps we haven'r yet.
This is still very painful. Thank you for showing some of the heroes of this day!
i love you guys. Please react to more.
We need the world to remember what unity looked like.
We're so divided. Humanity is not showing as much anymore.
We need to remind people that humanity, and being selfless is the reason were here.
The song at the end was absolutely wonderful too. I loved that.
Sarru was probably about a year or two younger than I was when it happened. It's almost 22 years now but I can never ever forget what had happened.... I was pulled out from school with my younger sister with our then baby brother at home with our mom. It was all over the news and... the one scene that never fails to make me feel sicker than sick is of an individual free falling from one of the towers. Geez I almost puke at the memory of it.
I never fully forgotten the fear. Neither have I fully forgotten what had happened a year later for the 2002 Winter Olympics. It felt like hope was rising again despite the battered flag from the towers displayed on full view.
Man, I didn't realize how much of the trauma is still buried in me. I cried all through the video, remembering. This was a tough one.
Me, too. I can't usually watch anything on it at all. It's hard to even watch something the ferries, because it makes me remember how helpless everyone felt because they couldn't do anything.
me too ;-;
Me as well
Same here
Same here.
I never saw this. They were real heroes
There are excellent documentaries about the attacks itself. You should show these.
Definitely cried, thanks for that 😂
I have never heard of this operation. It's amazing what people can do when lives are on the line.
I like to think that this is the true nature of the human spirit. That when something happens, that push would bring out the best in humanity.
Any American alive then can tell you where we were on 9/11. That day stunned the entire country and ended an age of innocence. Since then things have never been the same but there are still moments where we come together for causes great and small. Those moments showcase the best in us, even if others try to make that light extinguish.
I’m a Scot. I know where I was on that day. Edinburgh, celebrating my birthday. We saw and smiled with so many happy Americans that day. That’s what stays with me. We returned home and put on the telly as we always did and just sat there, shocked. I remember younger daughter coming in but of anything else, it’s a blank. I saw a dark skinned lass leaning from a window and she so reminded me of my best friend, that I ached for that lass. And for the Americans we’d seen enjoying the sunshine through in Edinburgh. I could only imagine their anguish at flights cancelled and worry over loved ones whether in the towers or not. Bless them all.
Excellent showing them this video you should show them the whole acctack
I love Babu, he doesn’t know much, but his heart is huge. Based on him thinking 9/11 was in 2013 you can tell he never knew about it until that year.
This gives me flashbacks from reading the Timeriders book series, where this dreadful day is relived over and over again. However IRL, I remember when all of this happened, I just got back from school here in Europe and it was morning in the US. My mom and dad were fixated on the television and the severity of the situation slowly grew on me.
14:00 "Many people helped in many ways" - No truer words. Canada had a small town take in dozens of huge aircraft because the sky over the US was absolutely closed. The passengers on Flight 93 charged their captors rather than succumb to their fate, crashing their flight into a small field in Pennsylvania instead of a building full of people. Many of the dead were first responders: Firemen, Police, EMT's who were doing their best to save others. Even the .. i'm almost crying writing this... the scale of things created new stranger issues, like rescue dogs.. trained for years to find people in the wreckage of buildings... found so many bodies they got depressed and wouldn't move. Dogs. Firemen and police had to dress up as bodies and sit in the rubble so the dogs would find living people to keep the dogs moving but even then, the toll was deep on everyone.
Them waving at that guy at 12:50 was so wholesome
Mfirgive me for not knowing names. These are my 3 favorite guys here. The gentleman on the left is handsome and always well dressed. The young man in the middle seems to have a kind heart and lives to learn. Then we have our wise man, the one who knows enough to know he doesn’t know everything and lives to learn new things. Bless you gentlemen. Thanks you for what you do. May your views and likes always be equal.
Together in the world is where the true power is.
Thank you for understanding are pain in my country. People helping each other is better then killing each other.
I never knew that the people on the boats rescued that many people, very insightful
Thanks for sharing. They should watch the actual attack. There are videos called as it happened and events unfold, and MrBallen inside the twin towers. It gives a perspective of a survivor and what was happening. On the inside of the towers, when the planes hit. They should understand the true horrors of that day. I was a teenager at the time. This is instilled in my brain. And it won't ever go away.
I love those guys. Sweet souls
I rember this day,watching tv in UK while feeding my son who was 1 years old,seeing the 2nd plane crash into the towers,heartbreaking
Thank you, kindly! 🙏🙏🙏
Always enjoy watching their reactions to all videos. God Bless them!
He who saves one person saves the world entire
You should have shown how this all happened first to get to the point of the boat lift. I think they would be somewhat confused of to what happened, how did the attack happen, the hijacking of the planes, the heroics on flight 97, so much to tell before the boat lift.
I’m very glad they’re learning about 9/11 I wouldn’t complain if they learned more ❤
I’ve been waiting so long for you guys to show this video, and I’m glad you finally did.
i am so happy you guys did this video. i STILL remember were i was at i was starting my senior year of high school i was in math class. also, I will never forget those images they are seared into my BRAIN.
Loving Babu's songs at the end of these videos. Thank you guys.
I was in NYC a few years before the attack... I rode on the orange ferry... I had no idea what was going to happen
I absolutely love this reaction and this channel.
I still remember watching those planes hit the towers on live tv at age 14, I tried skipping school but after seeing it on tv I went to school to see what was happening because I thought it was a big event and everyone was in shock. They had the news on all day in every class early. I knew the usa would change after that and it did though not in all good ways. It's does have greatly increased defense, especially against terrorist attacks such as this. Everyone over 30 holds that day in their heart.
I watch this video every year on 9/11. Thank you.
I live 1,200 miles away. It was horror to see. Ive nevee been so proud of people in our country. New York showed how compassion and caring for your fellow man is done. I was insenced when i heard some interviews from foreign countries that they said it serves America right. Every conflict terrorist or war I've prayed and felt awful, given my personal money to help them through organizations, but it really made me question the humanity of people outside our country.
I live in australia, I saw this happening on tv. It was late at night, we had extra family visiting, we'd been talking a long time. About to all go to bed, I saw this and told my family members what I saw. We all watched it then for some time. We saw the second plane fly into the second tower. My bro lives in the UK, he did not know if he could get a plane home after this, everything was being closed down. I had trouble believing the first tower collapsed onto itself and was replaced by a very high column of dust. It was horrifying. Emergency workers were still climbing up to get injured or lost people out, past the fires, some people were jumping out of windows very high up, to certain death, not wanting to be burned, when the multi-story sky scraper became quickly very short, so many people were never found. This made a huge impact on the world.