I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤
Betty Ong who tried to alert people on the ground knowing her life was probably going to be taken from her still fought to save people! She is a hero, RIP to a BRAVE WOMAN!
I agree. I watch videos every year on and around the anniversary and it seems like each year I learn something more, and I was involved with intelligence agencies for a long time! Interesting. The big failure was the lack of communication between intelligence agencies, the FBI, local law enforcement and port authorities. As Andy Card said, we knew about these terrorists well ahead of time. They should have never been allowed to board those planes if the CIA and FBI were communicating like they should have been.
What rattles my mind to this day is just how quickly it all happened. When you think about 9/11 you think of it as if it were a whole day of events but literally every major event throughout the day happened over the course of about two hours. The hijacking of flight 11 began at 8:14 and the North Tower collapsed at 10:28. By that time all four planes had crashed. That’s literally the runtime of a movie. All of the images, lives lost, video clips, reaction, memories. All formed in a little over 2 hours. The fact that four planes were hijacked, crashes, and then both towers collapsing in that timeframe never fails to surprise me.
@@tyreebruce An Australian man named Andrew had lived in NY for a short time before He died in one of the towers. A whole year after his family buried his body, they were notified his foot, just one of them were identified.. it was put on a plane, given to his family and then buried with the rest of his remains. This did happen, the pain and trauma are still active in every witness, coworker, first responder, family member and so on.
I was a freshman in college. My roommate and I were finishing eating breakfast when the first plane hit. We had time to walk from the dining hall in the basement to our room on the third floor, notice everyone on the floor had their doors open and their TV’s on, which… before 9am in a dorm room was really really weird. So we walked to our room, turned the TV on and sort of slowly sank onto one of the beds to watch the TV when the second plane hit. The pentagon was hit while I was walking to class but I didn’t know it until mom called me. (I’d had a cell phone for maybe two weeks, about how long we’d been at school.) I let everyone in class know what had happened and then left. I think by the time I got home the towers were gone. Then we spent the rest of the day keeping a friend whose father worked in the pentagon company while he waited for news. His dad wasn’t at the Pentagon that day, but cell networks were such a mess that it was that evening before he got word. I have pictures of us sort of celebrating my roommates birthday with cake that evening and we all look kinda zoned out and lost behind the smiles. It all happened so fast.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢😢
Jeez, man. It’s 2024 and I just cried my eyes out listening that woman tell her ppl goodbye for the last time and give them the combination to her safe. Ugh. That is so freakin hard to hear. You’re missed and never forgotten… Rest in peace, Sweetheart.
Yes I still bawl myself to tears. I had a missed carriage that same night at home in Brooklyn. This time always makes me extremely sad. All the lives Lost will never be forgotten RIP
@@MDSF90 if you are a believer in JESUS CHRIST and have accepted him as lord and savior, you will spend eternity with him!!! We are eternal and will go 1 place or the other!!! Choose JESUS, he died on a cross for you, he loves you!!! If you're not a believer please ask him to reveal himself to you 🙏
Another chilling story I heard was from the singer Patti Austin. She was originally scheduled to be on Flight 93 but she cancelled her ticket because her Mom had a stroke a few days before the flight. So eerie
Betty Ong is a hero her information helped out so much especially after the event happened, She must've had titanium running through her veins to be so calm and informative considering her circumstances at the time.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
@@johne540 I Completely agree, I think there was loose change 2 and 3, I don't believe it was "An Inside Job" or both towers were brought down by a controlled demolition, a Controlled Demolition begins from the bottom up and we clearly see the top 30 or 40 floors of one tower collapse into the interior of the tower and that would be probably a 150.K tons fallen into the tower which was already weakened by the fires. I saw a good video "9/11 conspiracy road trip" 5 students from the UK travel to NYC and it's mainly about the towers brought down by explosives, They hear a man whose work was controlled demolition he had brought down over 1000 buildings by controlled demolition and he said "It couldn't be done" And made his point by asking how much explosives needed and the amount of workers to rig them and it all has to be done In secret, One guy believes him and says "I did believe it was a controlled demolition, but after listening to this man I am wrong" Another girl stops listening after about 6 secs, she just didn't want to hear him. And that told me she didn't want to believe what the man was saying.
I was 8 years old at the time and on that day I woke up with such a bad toothache ( out of nowhere) I remember vividly that my dad had an interview at the wtc at 7:50am but he had to miss his interview so that he’d drive me to the dentist. Upon the arrival, all over sudden the pain was gone and that’s when we got the news about the attack 😢😢😢.. I’m forever grateful to God because if it wasn’t for him , my dad would be among the victims.
The guys on Flight 93 who knew that they were about to die, but managed to thwart the terrorsists' intentions... Such courage in the face of certain death! My heart goes out to all those killed, maimed, their families and friends, in this terrible catastrophe. But the passengers of Flight 93 hold a special place in my prayers.
Yes flight 93 and the folk in the towers who had to make that choice of jump or burn / or on 93 the choice to save more lives on the ground by ending their life is something no person should have to contemplate ever in my book.I can not sum up how this day affected me still.When you hear Betty Ong on flight 11 calm and trying to explain what was going on around her it makes you think about how brave these aircrew are.
So tell me why the fuc* the hijackers let the passengers get on their phones, talk to one another and get ahold of ANYTHING. Got an actual explanation for their stupidity? Because they supposedly were involved in the most complex terrorist attack in world history. Why were they so dum*? Hmmm?
@@pyroplim6967i don't mean to sound stupid, but serious question here: how would the people on 93 have saved lives on the ground by ending their own? Whatever the reason this was definitely a terrifying situation to be in ,facing death and so many selfless heros didn't think twice to help others. I can't imagine how that day must have felt like
@@Spookysexyesif the hijackers on flight 93 succeeded , the plane would have hit the capitol , but the passengers resisted and crashed the plane into a field , so the plane did NOT hit the capitol , killing more people
I didn't know about Flight 93 until 2021. My younger half sister (currently 15) interviewed my mom & I about it for a school project for the 20th anniversary of the disaster. Mommy cried as she told us about those brave people. When my sister asked if anyone had survived the crash, I could see my mother's heart break as she had to tell her 'no'. I was 13 & in middle school. I hate that this fucking war is still happening. I'm 35 now & I fear it will never end.
I just found it so weird they all also announced the year as well, like, I don't feel like that's usually part of what a newscaster would say in the morning. Most people know what year it is, especially by September.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Can you imagine being there on that day. I can’t comprehend how witnessing it must have felt. The smell, the noise, your brain struggling to make sense, the panic, confusion, the vibrations, the screams! It’s haunting!
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢❤
Don’t pay attention to the “mayaasan” user posting about that conspiracy garbage video “Loose Change” over and over on this video’s comments. They’ve got a narrative they’re trying to push and they’re probably not even American.
One of the scariest parts, it's that it seemed like a normal day in NYC. The news channels we're discussing other topics. It was very unexpected. And the fact that there were actual people on the planes is terrifying.
In this thread, someone pointed out all the friend and family waiting excitedly at the airport for their loved ones to arrive; just another thing to drive it all home even further
@@TylerTMG I realised he was quoting from the movie... I guess the miss up there thought that he meant it literally.. Like I did (not noticing the commas... 😅).. Checked his account, realised he probably wasn't even born when 9/11 happened..
39:40 "He's down." "He's down? Where did he land?" "He didn't land. He's down." The sound of hope in her voice at the beginning, thought that the plane had landed and was safe, makes me incredibly sad.
Years a go I lived on Oahu in Hawaii and had a chance to speak with a Pearl Harbor veteran. He spoke about how beautiful the day was that Sunday December 7,1941.
A group of friends were having breakfast at Windows on the World, I was supposed to be with them. But someone took my parking spot. A friend called me and said, "We're all waiting for you." I told him, "Someone took my private parking spot." My husband came down to help me. I was talking to one of my friends. When he said to me, a plane is coming towards us, what is happening. That was the last time I heard his voice. When my husband got close to my car, the first plane crashed into Windows on the World. The noise was horrible. I got out of my car crying, and I wanted to go inside. Because I couldn't believe that all my friends were dead. My husband said, "We have to go. They're dead." I was in shock, and at that moment, the second plane hit the other tower. There is not a single day that goes by where my husband and I don't think about our friends. I also thank God that my husband left the restaurant to help me with the parking lot. If he hadn't come down, I wouldn't have him by my side.
Don’t argue with these idiot conspiracy theorists because they are so delusional in their own stupidity. Cellphones worked on aircraft below a certain altitude which United 93 was below that altitude th use phone calls occured when the plane was at flight level 800 (8,000 feet) plus like mentioned airplanes have phones on them and that was used also the hijackers flew at lower altitude to avoid radar detection especially with the transponder off
that kid calling his mom ripped my heart into a million pieces. he knew there was nothing he could do. he was just trying to fly from A to B. he didn't hurt no body. none of those passengers did. i just wish i could have helped them. they didn't deserve that. i was only 8 years old when my teacher cut the tv on in our class room. ill never forget that day. 😢
@@R2Manny Never forget, never forgive those who chose to destroy so many innocents so they could go to a bordello paradise and fornicate for eternity. One of them even packed a "wedding suit". They were the most depraved and disgusting of beings and there is no excuse anyone can offer for them.
@AnikaHope-gd6xu Stop telling us what to do. We don't want your imaginary fairy-tale paradise. But many of us are sick and tired enough of your snotty attitude about our refusal to enable your nonsense to tell you to eff off.
I can to this day remember where I was. I had just left my Doctors surgery and gone into the local petrol station for milk. When someone came running in to say put the TV on. Honestly at first I thought it was a clip for a movie. When I got home at 10mins ltr. My elderly mother was crying saying she couldn't believe what had happened. I am 70 yes old now and remember sitting at home wstching this unfold. May the memories of all those that died be forever remembered. ❤ from Glasgow, Scotland.
I was only a year old when this happened. My mom was contemplating whether or not to keep my brother home from school that day. My dad came back home from work to be with us. My grandfather turned to my grandmother and said “the world we know is gone forever.” Even though I was way too young to remember this day or understand it, I can tell just how terrifying this must’ve been
I was 18 driving my senior year to highschool when the towers were hit. I went to NYC in 1998 I wish I would've gone in the WTC in 1998 never new returning 5 years later that I would see Ground Zero the holes were massive. I was visiting my God Parents in Manhattan after surviving stage 4 cancer in 2003. See ground zero was heart breaking 💔 I went to Battery Park also I was 3 months declared cancer is in remission saw my GoD parents and asked man that day I'm 2001 is still in their mind 😢 even 23 years later. NYC has never been the same since 9/11/2001
What I think is the most amazing part of all this is the amount of civilians who risked their lives to help others. the Stories of those in the towers stopping and picking others up, forcing them to keep going. its beautiful to see how people come together in such a horrific time
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
There were so many people who risked their lives for people they never met or knew. Yet they did all they could to save anyone and everyone they could. Many losing their lives in the process. It shows that there are extremely wonderful and special people and they outnumber the cruel and evil. They sacrificed themselves for others. True heroes all of them!
I was 24 when this horrific day occurred, so feel lucky to have spent my youth in a far nicer world than what it is now. I think all our innocence died that day.
What about the holocaust, and Pearl Harbour, and the Black Death of the 1300s and… it goes on and on. The world is better now than it ever has been. People are convinced that the past was better- it’s just not so.
@@Degjoy I agree. I'm about the same age as him, I was 25-26 in 2001, and I remember people said "oh look, America's innocence died". And I'm like wait a minute, didn't they say that about Pearl Harbor, JFK assassination, Vietnam War, and the Nixon Watergate scandal? And everything before World War 2, before America was even formed,....humanity has been around a while. To act like we suddenly changed 22 years ago is crazy. The only thing now is I don't feel that false sense of "the USA is invincible" after 9/11, at that time I thought no one can hijack an American airliner domestically. It hadn't been done since like the 1970s, and even back then it was for a suitcase full of cash, not for some religious/geo-political reasons.
@Degjoy the holocaust did not not take place on American soil.neither did the Black Death. Neither did the war in Vietnam.Pearl harbour was an attack on A military target. American citizens lost their innocence that day its true. All the wars you fought were not fought on your soil...with the exception of your own civil war. imagine having to live with this terror every day....imagine Iraq or Syria...or Yemen. all innocent people. this is their life every day.
I was 12, i'm dutch but due to the time zone difference, i just came home from school in the afternoon to find out on live tv the north tower was hit. Then i saw the south tower get hit. Then i saw the fires, people hopelessly waving out the windows, jumping, then the south tower collapsed. Then the north. It was horrible to watch but i just couldn't stop watching it...
I'm a Hungarian, I was watching this live with my father on TV in Romania.. We had two Televisions, one on top of the other. Big black and white tv on the bottom, smaller Samsung color on the top of top of it. Both tvs were on, showing the same thing on different channels.. All channels were broadcasting the towers in flames... I was 13 back then.. I had to witness two tragedies that year.. In September 11th attack of the WTC.. Later on November my father passed away from a heart attack... I still keep watching these images and still can't believe my eyes... May all the lost souls rest in peace.....
I'll never forget The Heisel disaster in 1985. I was 9 years old. Liverpool fans crushed Juventus fans against the walls at the stadium they suffocated the poor Italian, I remember seeing a kid laying there dead, along with many other Italians. It was the Champions League final, in 1985. Liverpool vs Juventus. That tragedy and 911 remain on my conscience forever.
I was 12 years old on 9/11 and I saw the second plane hit live on tv. My teacher turned on the tv shortly before the second plane hit (the librarian came in from next door and told my teacher that she needed to see what was happening). So I got to see it too. Even now, age 34, I watch clips of the plane hitting the 2nd tower and I get overwhelmed with panic and I forget how to breathe. Anyone who was old enough to remember, knows exactly where they were when they found out about 9/11.
I was 5, in kindergarten. They turned all the lights off and we watched as a class all sitting on the floor. We didn’t know why we were crying but I can still remember everyone crying.
I was 17 and skipped school that day and slept until like 1:30 pm and could not understand why my local rock 'n' roll station 101 The WRIF in metro Detroit still had their morning show Drew and Mike still on the air at almost 2 pm in the afternoon! It wasn't until they started talking about a terror attack in New York and I turn on the TV and saw what had happened. In the days following it was really crazy for me not to hear airplanes flying, landing/taking off since at the time i lived in between 2 airports Michigan's largest Detroit Metro Airport and a medium sized one called Willow Run Airport. I think that 9/11 was the first time i had a full on panic attack it was a week that i will never forget RIP to all who lost their lives that day and all the others who have since because of the toxic air and to their family's
Wow. This is an amazing way to create a documentary, especially of this event. Just let the story tell itself, without narrators or journalists cluttering things up and leading us by the nose to some conclusion. It's painfully immersive and far more effective at conveying the lived experience of so many people that day, including me, far away in Minnesota. This feels like the emotional equal of the Naudet brothers' film, which (for me at least) is saying an awful lot. This is how I hope history will be studied in the future - immersed in the events as they unfold, and not being told what to think about them. Congratulations on an amazing production, and my sincerest thanks for making it available for me to watch. I had never heard of an observational documentary before, and now I have a new preferred form of learning from media.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤
@AnikaHope-gd6xu What? A disbeliever in what? I can tell you I believe that Jesus Christ is truly God. I am a Christian, so tell me what do you mean? I’m curious?
I was 22 when this happened. I had taken off work that day to go to the doctor so I was home watching the news about the first plane when the 2nd hit. This captures the confusion of what was happening perfectly. This was a time before terrorism (at least in the U.S.) was common or even thought about so no one mind's went to that at first. Watching this brings back so many emotions. This is very well put together.
I was 20. It's nice to see other people who were in the same age group! Seems to me that my age group is never represented, it's either the Millennials or older people, where are we at, those who were 18-25 in 2001?
@@Mataylor17 It really did feel like the world stopped. I remember one of the strangest things was not seeing planes in the sky because they were all grounded for a few days. The story about your doctor made me tear up. That's so sad.
@@raphaellavictoria01 I would have been turning 22 on December 11th and my oldest daughter was turning 3 the day this all happened :( I actually had her at 9:11 on 9/11 but of 98
She was so calm. I love flight attendants - they are so professional and they never know when a day like this will come when all their training will be required - this brave women stayed calm and relayed messages to the ground and got the messages out. So brave and so professional - I am so sorry she lost her life so young. RIP Betty.
It was a day when you saw the worst in humans and the best .I was amazed by the way you Americans coped and got through a day like this.The way people organized and responded to the aftermath of what was a day that you could not make up in your worst dreams was amazing.
And then our government and Military decided that it was justified invading countries we thought associated with Osama Bin Laden, and murdering 4.5 million humans. I would say we are the terrorists in this scenario!
I'm on the U.S. West Coast, and was in my early 40's when this happened. It was amazing how the country pulled together, and you should've seen the countless number of American flags that went up across the states! They were on houses, buildings, cars, police cars, trucks, fire trucks, everywhere. I remember strangers being kind to each other, like we were all family because we're Americans. Of course, I'd be lying if I didn't admit there were a few nut heads sprinkled in there too. As you can tell, there are always going to be a few comments from the nut heads. Peace!
The WTC owner(leaseholder) Silverstein was so worried about the terrible loss of life, that he admitted on camera that they blew up WTC tower 7 ! That was left out of the official narrative. Only god knows how did they finish that job in a couple of hours
My Dad worked for the federal government and was on a business trip in Washington D.C. about a mile from pentagon. He said the explosion was deafening even that distance. It was quite a relief for our family to find out he was alright. I know many others weren't so fortunate.
I was in NYC. The first explosion rocked my building. I member saying WHAT in gods name was that. But I shrugged it off as NYC being NYC. Then a few min later someone said that the a plane crashed into the WTC. So we went to the roof and we could see it. We watched plane 2 strike. Intense is the only word I can use.
@@johne540 I've seen these videos where these dumbos are claiming the planes were faked, only showing them on the news. Plenty other videos showing at least the 2nd one hitting, which is quite intense...I can only imagine having been there that day.
I was 6 years old but i remember this day vividly. Over 20 years later im an air traffic controller and i pray i never have to handle an incident similar to this
I was in the first grade when this happened, and I didn't understand what had happened. I remember playing with toys as my parents watched it on TV, I didn't know how important and disturbing it was. It is stunning to see it laid out like this, thank you for putting this together
Yup. I was in 3rd grade. I remember everything about that day but I also remember not caring because I didn’t understand. My brain couldn’t comprehend one death, let alone thousands of people dying in those buildings…. I had never even heard about the World Trade Center towers. As the months and years went on I became pretty infatuated with it. I remember going to my grandma’s house and we were watching the news that day. I remember my dad being scared of tall hotels after that. I remember my first flight in 2003 where the security was so tight and my parents were shocked by how much security had changed since 9/11. I never knew what it was like to fly before it though
I was in my mid 20s and was at work when my mum phoned me saying the twin towers had been hit..My Answer was were are they then I remembered in horror as I remember my mum visiting NYC probably 5 years before but the photo of my mum drip white holding onto observation rail looking drip white and frightened as we both are terrified of heights..The horror of that day for people old enough to remember will never forget that terrible day in history..❤ from Leeds England 🏴
22.36 that guy who was suppose to be on the same floor the plane crashed into at 9am for a meeting but was 10 mins late WOW how lucky can you get unbelievable
The images of that day are painful enough, but listening to those last phone calls to loved ones from those people we know never made it is just totally gut wrenching. May all those innocent people who perished that day be remembered, not just for this moment alone, but for the lives they led and the people that they were. May they all rest in peace and may God continue to grant comfort to those they left behind. 💔🙏🏻
You mean the phone calls that weren't possible if the plane were in flight at 35k? You mean the phone calls that had ZERO noise from the engines of the plane? You mean the phone calls made by Betty Ong who said the hijacker was standing on stairs on a plane that HAS NO stairs! You mean the phone calls that lasted 5 10 15 20 plus minutes and the hijackers were quiet and didn't say a thing about getting off the phones You mean the phone calls that were made because the hijackers just without possible reason ALLOWED PEOPLE TO CALL AND BE ON THEIR PHONES?? You mean the phone calls made especially by stewardesses that NEVER said how the hijackers got into the flight cabin? Because you do know that the pilot would NEVER open that cabin door in a hijacking. Even if they kill everybody on board. You mean the phones from the planes which NEVER sent out a signal of any kind in any manner to flight control that a hijackers was onboard? You mean the phone calls that were made on the ground. Because those calls were physically impossible to be made in flight. That means ALL WERE MADE ON THE GROUND after they landed. That means those people WERE NOT ON THOSE PLANES THAT HIT THE TOWERS!! You mean through phone calls made by pro pilots and airline workers who said they think they were somewhere over Ohio just minutes before the planes hit the towers. Yes. They THOUGHT they were over fields of farmland and not in Manhattan. Somehow they thought tall skyscrapers and farms look alike. People who fly in planes for a living. You mean the phone calls that were being made by people as the planes hit the towers. You know. The planes traveling well over 2x the max velocity those planes can flu at sea level without suffering major structural damage. Not a single caller made mention of the plane shaking or anything. You keep on thinking those calls were made on those planes at those altitudes and I got a bridge to sell ya.
@DS94everXev Wow, you really ARE that stoopid. 1. "The first is that GTE Airfone systems were common then. Of the 37 phone calls placed from flight 93, 35 were placed on the Airfone system. This was traceable not only to the particular aircraft, but to a specific phone in a specific row on that aircraft" 2. I've flown many times and I never hear the engines while in flight, only on take off and landing. 3. Have you ever heard of someone misspeaking? Especially since people can't even spell a simple word like lose, they call it a "typo" 4. Have you ever thought they didn't care if people were on their phones, and besides I think they cared more about what they were going to do then people being on their phones. 5. See #4 6. It doesn't matter how they got in the cabin, they're not going to be like, "OK, one guy had a skroodriver and he started to unskroo the skroos, he handed them to someone else who was standing there, and they gently opened the cabin door" No, they yanked open the door, those doors aren't exactly sturdy. (Sorry snowflakes, didn't mean to offend you) 7.The only signals you know about are the ones you receive on your tin foil hat. Phones don't send out signals to flight control. 8, See #1 9. Pro pilots? What's a pro pilot? And have you ever thought they were more concerned with terrorists trying to break down their door then they were about where they were? And have you ever thought the flight attendants didn't look out the windows, oh, wait, I asked if you thought, obviously you don't. (Oops, I should have looked first, but my comment still stands. "9:28: Flight 93 is hijacked above northern Ohio, turning to the southeast" 10. First, if they were doing twice the capability of the plane, the plane would have broken apart, instead, here is how fast a Boeing 767 flies, "What is the cruising speed of a 767?" "529 mph Boeing 767 / Cruise speed" "8:46:[a] Flight 11 crashes almost directly midway into the North Tower's central core at roughly 440 miles per hour (710 km/h; 200 m/s; 380 kn),[24] striking the center of the north face between floors 93 and 99" Please don't procreate. (And someone from the San Francisco Bay Area, I should have known)
Oh, we definitely divided. Any foreign born brown person was a target of hat within minutes of the second tower being hit. I was never ok with how we became zenophoic monsters for a solid decade afterwards. You miss the shared trauma
I was 24 and living in the capital of Canada when this happened. The city came to a grinding halt as we all huddled around tv's and cried. Your loss was felt around the world. I still can't watch a single documentary without crying. The world was never the same after 9/11. 💔
Very nicely done. Just the facts; and added the voices of those on the planes, the buildings, when they knew they needed to say goodbye to their loved ones. I so appreciate your taking the time to do this memorial.
22:30 unbelievable. So glad he is okay ❤ - thank you for this informative, raw and yet respectful and non sensationalized documentary that included all the events.
I thought they were incredibly brave and that’s why on all 4 flights there was no chaos. You’re hear that on every phone call everyone seemed calm and knowing that they were not coming home.
Could you imagine the sadness at LAX of which three of these flights were bound? I can’t even begin to imagine what the people who were waiting for their loved ones felt. What shock. That shock was felt all over the world. Also, San Francisco where United flight 93 was bound.
@mayaasan7201 I tried to watch that. It physically couldn't. I was 17 a junior in high school when it happened. I wanted to go home. I wanted my mom. I'm in SC. They didn't send us home or anything. My heart broke for our country and all of the innocent people who died that day.
I was really young and home schooled, my Mom was crying and I had no idea what was going on. My heart goes to all of those who lost their lives and love ones.
This is the finest documentary on 9/11. Every generation needs to view this. Heck, every American needs to. Everyone in the world does! Powerful, still unbelievable, haunting, chilling, devastating, the depths of despair unimaginable. A horror we should NEVER forget.
What amazes me is how calm the flight attendants dealt with this situation.😮 Professionalism till the end.Salute and prayers for their souls,same goes with all the people who have passed that day😢
I was was 20 years old and lived just outside Washington when this happened. I worked at a kiosk in a mall and was on a phone meeting first thing in the morning. Someone beeped in on the call twice, and I knew it was my mother. She knew I would be in the meeting and she only would have called twice if it was an emergency. It was just after the second plane hit when I answered her call and she told me about WTC. I ran down to the radio shack, the only store in the mall that had televisions in those days, it was still locked, but other opening managers were starting to gather around. The opener for the radio shack showed up and turned on the TV’s and we all just stood there in shock as this whole horror story unraveled. Then the pentagon was hit. I remember going back to the kiosk and shutting it down, two older ladies walked up to shop and I looked at them and said “We are under attack” I could give an account of every minute of that day.
That’s literally what my dad told me that morning, when he woke me up out of a dead sleep. “Put the tv on, we’re under attack.” I was 18, about to go to college for the first time that week. I remember every minute as well. A very scary and nerve racking day.
I know all of us remember what we were doing that morning. I was off work, trying to sleep in. My son called me from his job and said, "Mom, a plane hit one of the World Trade Center towers. I said what? He said, "Turn the tv on. I couldn't believe my eyes. That is a day the world will never forget. God bless the ones that made it out, and rest in peace for the one that lost their live that day. We all are sorry.
I'll never forget the poor souls who were trapped above the Impact zone, The couple holding hands and jumping will live with me forever ,It struck real fear into my heart and I was 3000 miles away God Bless all the victims of the 9/11 attacks In NYC .And the brave passengers on flight 93
At the 47 minutes and 59 seconds mark in this video is when I finally broke down. I’ll never forget this day I was in school 7 years old and my principal took us all to the boiler room and locked the school down when he found out what was happening. ill never forget that moment. God rest everyone that was tragically lost on this day.
I can't believe how calm these people seem in an emergency. My garage caught on fire and I started screaming. I couldn't even figure out how to call 911.
Maybe because their planes were not descending at 30 to 40 degree angle losing 10000 feet of altitude in a minute, then magically pulling out of it to hit a target. And why please God tell me why the hijackers let the passengers make phone calls in the 1st place and not rally all of them together to keep an eye on them. If you can't explain that then you're wrong.
My husband had a flight from Brazil to Miami that day, and we were having breakfast when we saw the first news saying a small airplane hit the WTC in New York. As we watched the live news, we saw the second plane hitting the South Tower, and we knew right there that it wasn't an accident. My husband's face went all pale and stunned. His heart was broken as he was an American, because he loved this country. I cannot forget the development of that day, all the horror we watched not knowing ehat would happen from that day on. It was just horrible, heart breaking, and the feeling of being powerless in face of what was happening was overwhelming.
By far the best compilation of the events and timeline of that horrible day. I watch this several years back and I've never been able to find it again until today.
Those calls had me choked up 😢. I can't even imagine the fear those passengers were going through during that hijacking. God please bless all their souls
My best friend was Port Authority police. 20 years later he just had tumors removed from his lungs and has a lung disease because of what he breathed in over those days working there.
This documentary was very well done. I was very emotional watching it. I remembered when it happened (I was 14) but I had never seen it in this way. The way it unfolded. Thank you for presenting it from a factual standpoint without all the extra sensationalism or conspiracy theories. I will never forget that day. RIP to all the innocent victims. My thoughts are with those who still suffering physical injuries/PTSD from that horrific day.
With no intended disrespect, the official narrative is not factual. You can call any deviation from the official narrative a conspiracy theory or whatever else you want to diminish others' viewpoints. If you understand physics and engineering, you might raise an eyebrow at the official narrative. There is too much to get into, but too much simply does not make sense, it defies physics.
Correct! All indicates it was an inside job. It’s was a controlled demolition. Not even mentioning that the 2 other “airplanes” Pennsylvania and the Pentagon were not airplanes. There was no trace of an actual plane crash. The pentagon being with all the surveillance in the world, and we were only shown 1 camera angle?
@@davidparker9676it makes perfect sense when you know how those buildings were constructed, and the materials used. The interior was designed with minimal walls, so there was a lot of free space. This meant that the ensuing fire could spread easily, but was also the reason the towers collapsed so quickly and cleanly, as though it were a controlled demolition. The Pentagon, for me, was the one I still have trouble with. The camera caught the explosion, but I have never actually seen what hit it. Also, it seemed to be the only footage of the "impact" that anyone saw. You'd think there were cameras everywhere around the Pentagon, and that there would have been other vantage points.
@@deathbycheese850 The towers were designed to survive commercial jet plane impacts. Jet fuel is basically kerosene or diesel, neither of which burn very hot... at least not hot enough to melt structural steel. There are thousands of engineers and scientists that have signed a petition for a scientific analysis of the crashes and damage. They know that many of the "facts" in the official report are impossible and defy physics. Look up how many structural steel buildings have collapsed from fires both before and after 9/11, there aren't any. Structural steel buildings do not collapse in freefall as these did without significant help from cutting and explosives. (controlled demolition) For the sake of argument, if the jet fuel did weaken the steel , the structure would have tipped over at the site of the impact and fire. There is no possible way to have a 110 story structural steel building collapse straight down into its own footprint without controlled demolition. Building 7 makes the least sense of all of them. The crater in the field had no debris from a plane, the pentagon also was missing damage from the jet engines, not to mention only having a few frames of video. The pentagon is surrounded by cameras and all they can show us is a couple grainy frames with a plane? It is worth investigating further. I know you will change your mind when you see the evidence.
It was about 3 pm here in Germany. My mom had just picked me up from school. I was sitting in the car while she was in the butcher shop. I was 11 and when I heard on the radio I was like "Another plane crash?" and felt sad but couldn't comprehent even what it meant for the world. On our way home the second plane crashed and in that moment my mom heard I knew something real bad was happening. We went straight home and spent all evening in front of the TV with the whole family. All I did was grabbing my stuffed animals and put them next to me for comfort. It felt like WW3 had started.
I was 34, a former East German living in Norway, with a 4 year old daughter. As I picked her up from kindergarten and went home to continue watching the news I was so afraid she would never have a chance to grow up. Today she is 26, but this documentary brings back all those existential nightmare visions. I feel so sorry for all those innocent people who lost their lives that day.
A day everyone remembers exactly where they were the moment they heard of this. Even now, watching this in March of 2024, it’s still just incomprehensible. My cousin Linda, who lived in Staten Island, was already in her Manhattan office when the first plane hit. She couldn’t get home for three days and it took me that long to get through to her by phone.
UK here. I never saw anything more horrendous in my life. I personally remember the confusion on tv. It was 2pm here. I feel like in the UK we were right there with you, watching live, confused, shocked, terrified. As the rest of the world would have been too I’m sure
Im from and live in the UK I was 6 years old at the time this happened, I will never forget coming home from school we’d be swimming and I was so excited to tell my mother that I’d earned a swimming badge, I walked in and I will never forget the horror and sadness on her face she was sat on the floor in front of the television with tears streaming, this didn’t only affect America but it hit everyone worldwide, I have never ever gotten over the sheer destruction and horror these acts left behind, tragic in every aspect! Breaks my heart all those families that was torn to pieces by such callous acts 💔 I will never ever forget the date of 11.09.01. I send so much love and healing to all affected by this! ❤️
About a month before 9/11, sometime at the end of August, my parents were in Boston for the weekend and they were staying in a hotel. They found out later that men involved in the hijacking were staying in that same hotel and at the same time my parents were staying there. That was crazy to think that weeks later, they would be responsible for these devastating events.
22 years later this still physically turns my stomach. I will never forget exactly where i was and what i was doing the moment I heard the first news broadcast. My cousins were working in NYC that day. (Elevator industry) Phones were completely jammed, no way to know anything except from the news casts. It was crippling. I have always had mixed emotions regarding, not only the incident but the response. I never bought the explanation of all three buildings going down exactly the same. The two that got hit, highly doubtful but maybe. The third, no way. The FAA grounded all flights but allowed the Saudi Royal family to fly out. Not suspicious at all. The only plane allowed in the sky (other than military) transported out the leaders of the same country as the hijackers. At first, i thought the US response should have been to turn their desert to glass and part of me often feels that way but the what seems to be closer to the truth is that it was a joint venture conceived by both foreign and domestic bad actors. What I don't understand is just how so little could have come from such a horrific incident in the terms of knowledge, confirmation and execution of bringing anyone and everyone involved on any level to some type of justice. Evidence points to our military response was misdirected to settle an old grievance rather than punish guilty parties involved. That being said, with all of the stuff our government is doing today, right before our eyes, with little attempt to hide their wrong doings, I'm beginning to feel that the lions share of that 9/11 plot was quite possibly planned domestically. Today, with all of the people being allowed and encouraged to illegally cross our borders, the admission that there are countless numbers that we have no way to identify or track and the admission that we have identified many already on our countries watch lists, would anyone be surprised if another 9/11 level event is already in the planning stage? They said that this was the most deadly terrorist attack in history and yet 22 years later, our government makes us, show multiple forms of identification, remove our shoes and dispose of liquids before flying but yet they have allowed roughly 7 million unidentifiable, untraceable, illegals breach our boarders over the last few years. I am sad to say that things in our country are most likely going to get far worse before they get better. (If they ever get better.) In the future, I hope people will use their votes and their voices carefully, considering policies and the effects that they will have on the country and its citizens. There will never be any such thing as a perfect politician but people need to put aside their feelings for the person and focus on that persons ability to improve the quality of life, our safety, the prosperity of we the people.There will always be give and take. Then we need to hold our officials the highest standard and be willing and able to punish and remove them if they are not performing their duties to our satisfaction. Never be afraid to protect yourself, your family, your neighbors, your local businesses and if the people in charge wont help, vote them out. America is at a pivotal point. If we the people don't start being nicer to each other and start working together against corrupt government and the elite class, we will eventually be sorry and by then it will be too late to reverse course. Make an effort to be a better person, be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem.
I’ve been saying bush and his “organization” were a part of this.. there’s another video i saw where a woman that worked on the 90 something flies her husband sued the government and his lawyer requested documents to review that had to do with 9/11.. he also said he felt the government was aware this was going to happen and that there are things they are hiding.
This is extremely heartbreaking. 22 years later, I remember everything about this day. It doesn’t leave my mind. I know where I was, how I heard about this, what I watched on the news…when I see the footage, it brings tears to my eyes, even after all those years. RIP
@monikamagdalena I feel the same way.. it doesn’t leave my mind either. I know I think about it often.. I usually binge watch stuff on it around this time of year. This year I must say, I have found a good amount of stuff I hadn’t seen, just devastating stuff though.
@@goldbean3491I was feeding my daughter, who turned 3 months old on that exact day. As soon as I placed her in her baby rocker, I received a frantic call from my mother telling me to turn on the news. When I did, the 2nd plane was hitting the South Tower. I remember my city (Pittsburgh) being shut down due to the Flight 93 crash in Shanksville. I sat in shock for what felt like hours and still in shock 22 years later. May all of the 2,900+ souls forever RIP, and my condolences to their family and other loved ones. 💔💔💔💔💔
@@goldbean3491 I woke up in time to see the 2nd tower collapse. Only once in my life have I had this conversation: My roommate wakes up. "Turn on your TV," I said. "Which channel?" he asked. ""It doesn't matter." We had I think 67 channels of cable TV at the time - a nice package at the time, and the only channel that wasn't covering the attacks was (thankfully) a children's channel, which had decided that children needed something non-traumatizing to watch. MTV, VH1, Comedy Central, the fucking WEATHER CHANNEL, every channel was covering the attacks that day. In the US, we knew we were living in a different and much worse reality. In that way, the terrorists scored a victory.
@@goldbean3491 same here. I was in my early 20s, at work. We didn’t have a TV, just the radio on with music. I was at my desk and heard some news about an accident in NY. They stopped the music and all they talked about was that. They continued on talking about it, about a plane, then later, about a second plane hitting the towers. I called my mom who was at home from working the night shift and told her to turn on the tv and see what was going on so I would know more. She could not believe it. She said everything was in smoke, people screaming, running…etc. Huge holes in the towers with fire and smoke coming out. Then she said the tower collapsed all in a panic. I was in shock. Shortly after, I heard they had plans to evacuate some buildings here in Canada because it was a terrorist attack in NY (although I’m not sure this happened). When I went home, every station on tv talked about this and nothing else. There were news about the Pentagon as well and another plane crashing into a field. It was surreal. Even though I have no ties to this event, nor do I know people who were affected by this personally, it left a huge impact on me and after all these years, I still think about it often and all the people who lost their lives in such horrific ways.
People my age are pretty much the youngest group to remember 9/11 at all. I was almost 6, so I remember that day (even if I didn't understand exactly), but it really stuns me when I remember that everyone younger than me - everyone under 27-28 - has no memory of it. Soon the only people who will remember it will be over 30. My younger sister by two years doesn't remember. We were many states away, but we caught the news early enough that we saw the towers fall live. In my memories, the TV seemed huge, but it couldn't have been more than 2 feet wide in reality. My mom was stunned, and my sister and I stood close to the TV shouting "The building is falling down! The building is falling down!" I understood what I was seeing, and that many people were dying, but I didn't realize how unprecedented it was. For many years after that, every time we stayed in a hotel with more than two floors, I would lie awake fearing that the building would collapse under me, or that the floors above me would crush me. My sister tells me she never worried about that, which makes sense if 9/11 didn't create memories for her. There were some drawings that my parents scanned, which I don't remember drawing. I need to find them again. I drew them probably within a few days of 9/11. They are very childish, which almost makes them more upsetting, because I drew tall buildings on fire, people falling from them, firefighters, and people crying. I know I'm rambling about all this, but I think the point is, if you're younger and trying to learn about 9/11, an important facet is that the event hit everyone to some degree. All around the world people were affected, politics changed, wars happened. Even people like me, a little kid who had never even visited NYC at that point, felt the shockwave.
I’m 29 and I remember that day as well. Well, I remember going home from school early and my mom watching the news and seeing the towers falling. My brother is 27 and he doesn’t really remember it at all…just remembers he got to leave school early
Tuesday Sept 11th, 2001. Summer heat had rolled out of Washington, college football season was starting. Blue skies, clear day. I was on my way to work at the Pentagon. It turned into one of the longest and worst days of my life. Prayers to those who lost loved ones.
For the sake of those with PTSD I wish they could forget! But, for the sake of preventing this ever again, we can’t let ourselves forget! And for all the innocent lives that were stolen we must remember them! RIP dear ones! You belong to us all now! We will forever be united in grief!
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely. I can’t imagine what the first responders went through, my uncle was walking the streets and saw it happen. He saw and heard the bodies of jumpers fall and land. He struggled w alcoholism for YEARS, most loving guy, good heart and love for his family and friends, he’s proudly sober for years as well. It’s a personal journey he and his immediate family know abt, but he’s doing okay now. Ik he still struggles but he’s doing much better. My heart goes out to the lost, the families and the ones who experienced this. The ones who picked up the bodies and remnants. Who risked their health. America never could’ve been prepared, but their hearts were for all those around.
I was 8 months pregnant with my first child on that day. I remember being out for dinner with my friends in Malaysia (we are 12 hours ahead of NYC) and my dad called me to tell me the WTC was attacked. Initially I thought it was the WTC in Malaysia but then found out later that it was in NYC. I was shocked and felt numb for days afterwards. I went home soon after my dad’s call and watched the tragedy unfold live on CNN. It was horrifying and I will never forget it.
Some of this is incorrect. For example at 10:15, the video showing bush being informed of the attack…that video occurred after the SECOND plane hit, not after the first plane hit as shown in your video. That’s the famous “a second plane has hit…america is under attack” quote whispered by the chief of staff into bush’s ear
Yeh I think bush was aware of the first plane before he went into the school, I’ve heard him say he saw the news reports of the first plane and thought it was an accident and carried on with the photo op at the school.
The really tragic part is: That was the last time some people saw each other. I mean, no one really considers or thinks that they may not make it home. So, it's heartbreaking to know you're seeing someone for the last time. And the children of the survivors. Some of them were babies. So they grew up never knowing their father or mother.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
It's very true I actually heard on the National Geographic documentary on Disney Plus story of a man who was in the building and he never got to go home to his wife or his daughters any people had to surrender their life to save others knowing that they would never get to see anyone again knowing that they would die knowing that they did what they could but they still were going die, this is why we honor this day even though it's been over 20 years
@@13.swiftie.rachel Yes. I've thought about the people that gave their lives helping other people, knowing they'd probably not live throught it. Like you said: That's why we honor them.
I worked as a state worker for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. That Tuesday morning radios were turned on and two tvs tuned into the news. As soon as the events of that morning were confirmed we were dismissed from work and told to go straight home, to get out of the Harrisburg government area and dont come back. My drive home was all of 10 minutes given the traffic and all. I spent the rest of the day watching news reports. It was a very unnerving and shocking day.
I think one of the reasons so much misinformation still circulates about this day and these events is because of the fact that it was being reported on as it was happening, without anyone really knowing what was going on. Anchors, new broadcasters, field reporters, and journalists had to make realistic comparisons without knowing exactly what was causing anything. Even when the coverage began, people were confused about what had happened -- they didn't have the knowledge right away that a commercial jet had flown into the first tower -- the only reason they knew right away what happened to the second was because of the amount of cameras on the towers at the time. People also love a conspiracy theory. It doesn't matter what evidence is presented, or who presents it, if you can twist it around and make a conspiracy out of it, people will. Nearly 3,000 people died that day, plus the firefighters and civilians who died later as a result of cancer or other illness created by the carcinogenic gasses coming off the buildings during the initial evacuation. A plane flew into a building. It collapsed due to severe structural damage caused by a Boeing 767 flying into the support pillars in the building. Sorry, but I wasn't aware buildings were made to withstand full-size jets flying into the side of them.
Exactly, but in 2001 those cell phones would not have been able to make calls. You think hijackers would have allowed it? Rememeber what country ran security for the airports these planes left from. Same security system would have given over the hijackers IDs. Collusion.
Watching people scream and look in terror as planes crash into the building feels so scary, like, you don’t know what to do, R.I.P to the people who died 🕊️♥️
Holy shit the one woman telling her loved ones the code to the safe. 😭 I’m not sure if I’d even be able to think about that if I knew I was gonna die within a few minutes. That’s so sad and so selfless too.
I left my boyfriend/husband at windows of the world at 8:30 am. I was two blocks away when the plane hit. I didn’t get his cell phone call for 3 months
My father was on the 104th floor of the north tower on September 11th. Love you dad
i am so sorry for your loss :(
sorry for your loss
I'm so sorry for your loss. I was in Florida at the time visiting from Scotland uk. ❤
Sorry man
My condolences
Despite their predicament those air attendants deserve the highest recognition for their brave professionalism to the end.
All flight attendants should have to listen to this recording as apart of training.
@@brianedwards4703they probably do
It should be a protocol. Especially like Betty Ong who never had training. For a situation for like this.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤
Bullshit they deserve nothing
Betty Ong who tried to alert people on the ground knowing her life was probably going to be taken from her still fought to save people! She is a hero, RIP to a BRAVE WOMAN!
This should be mandatory viewing in every single high school.
It is
Worldwide!
@@MatthewFrasca-eq8mtno it's not. Half of the individuals where I'm at do not even know what 9/11 is
@@MatthewFrasca-eq8mtno it’s not
I agree. I watch videos every year on and around the anniversary and it seems like each year I learn something more, and I was involved with intelligence agencies for a long time! Interesting. The big failure was the lack of communication between intelligence agencies, the FBI, local law enforcement and port authorities. As Andy Card said, we knew about these terrorists well ahead of time. They should have never been allowed to board those planes if the CIA and FBI were communicating like they should have been.
What rattles my mind to this day is just how quickly it all happened. When you think about 9/11 you think of it as if it were a whole day of events but literally every major event throughout the day happened over the course of about two hours. The hijacking of flight 11 began at 8:14 and the North Tower collapsed at 10:28. By that time all four planes had crashed. That’s literally the runtime of a movie. All of the images, lives lost, video clips, reaction, memories. All formed in a little over 2 hours. The fact that four planes were hijacked, crashes, and then both towers collapsing in that timeframe never fails to surprise me.
In this video it said after burning for several hours building 7 collapsed.
@@lovelymayhem9851 ok
22 years later it still feels surreal. One of the worst days in history
@@tyreebruce An Australian man named Andrew had lived in NY for a short time before He died in one of the towers. A whole year after his family buried his body, they were notified his foot, just one of them were identified.. it was put on a plane, given to his family and then buried with the rest of his remains. This did happen, the pain and trauma are still active in every witness, coworker, first responder, family member and so on.
I was a freshman in college. My roommate and I were finishing eating breakfast when the first plane hit. We had time to walk from the dining hall in the basement to our room on the third floor, notice everyone on the floor had their doors open and their TV’s on, which… before 9am in a dorm room was really really weird. So we walked to our room, turned the TV on and sort of slowly sank onto one of the beds to watch the TV when the second plane hit. The pentagon was hit while I was walking to class but I didn’t know it until mom called me. (I’d had a cell phone for maybe two weeks, about how long we’d been at school.) I let everyone in class know what had happened and then left. I think by the time I got home the towers were gone. Then we spent the rest of the day keeping a friend whose father worked in the pentagon company while he waited for news. His dad wasn’t at the Pentagon that day, but cell networks were such a mess that it was that evening before he got word. I have pictures of us sort of celebrating my roommates birthday with cake that evening and we all look kinda zoned out and lost behind the smiles. It all happened so fast.
watching the fear of "a possible accident" change into the fear of attack & war in a matter of minutes
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢😢
Let's hope nothing like this happens again
@@mayaasan7201Loose Change is nothing but trash lunatic conspiracy theories
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"We can't get into the cockpit. We don't know who's up there." Those words are so chilling to hear.
I know, she's so calm and composed but you can hear the fear and almost resignation. Chilling indeed. :( 😥
Flight attendants are also well trained first responders
I agree 😕 if I heard that happen live on the radio I wouldn’t know what to think
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Jeez, man. It’s 2024 and I just cried my eyes out listening that woman tell her ppl goodbye for the last time and give them the combination to her safe. Ugh. That is so freakin hard to hear. You’re missed and never forgotten… Rest in peace, Sweetheart.
Yes I still bawl myself to tears. I had a missed carriage that same night at home in Brooklyn. This time always makes me extremely sad. All the lives Lost will never be forgotten RIP
@@JM-vg7fpsorry for your loss 😢
Which time did she said that in the video
@elizblam9101 you've probably found it now but it's at 36:23
@@MDSF90 if you are a believer in JESUS CHRIST and have accepted him as lord and savior, you will spend eternity with him!!! We are eternal and will go 1 place or the other!!! Choose JESUS, he died on a cross for you, he loves you!!! If you're not a believer please ask him to reveal himself to you 🙏
Hearing Steve Hausch saying just how close he was to death that day is chilling. Ten minutes late for his meeting on the 82nd floor.
Lesson learned... always be late to work.
Another chilling story I heard was from the singer Patti Austin. She was originally scheduled to be on Flight 93 but she cancelled her ticket because her Mom had a stroke a few days before the flight. So eerie
@@shannon2691 Wow that is incredible, I had not heard Patti's story. Thank you for sharing!
Seth MacFarlane was supposed to be on one of the flights as well but was so hungover that he overslept that day
@coryalan2
He was supposed to be on AA11
Betty Ong is a hero her information helped out so much especially after the event happened, She must've had titanium running through her veins to be so calm and informative considering her circumstances at the time.
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@@LisaHack-hq3dvRispetto x i cani che vi salvano la vita💩💩
Such a pretty woman! 😥
Read a script
@@maxsmith695 you're about as edgy as a circle
22 years later and it still tears me in half.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
@@mayaasan7201
Stop
@@mayaasan7201loose change is garbage.
@@johne540 I Completely agree, I think there was loose change 2 and 3, I don't believe it was "An Inside Job" or both towers were brought down by a controlled demolition, a Controlled Demolition begins from the bottom up and we clearly see the top 30 or 40 floors of one tower collapse into the interior of the tower and that would be probably a 150.K tons fallen into the tower which was already weakened by the fires. I saw a good video "9/11 conspiracy road trip" 5 students from the UK travel to NYC and it's mainly about the towers brought down by explosives, They hear a man whose work was controlled demolition he had brought down over 1000 buildings by controlled demolition and he said "It couldn't be done" And made his point by asking how much explosives needed and the amount of workers to rig them and it all has to be done In secret, One guy believes him and says "I did believe it was a controlled demolition, but after listening to this man I am wrong" Another girl stops listening after about 6 secs, she just didn't want to hear him. And that told me she didn't want to believe what the man was saying.
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I was 8 years old at the time and on that day I woke up with such a bad toothache ( out of nowhere) I remember vividly that my dad had an interview at the wtc at 7:50am but he had to miss his interview so that he’d drive me to the dentist. Upon the arrival, all over sudden the pain was gone and that’s when we got the news about the attack 😢😢😢.. I’m forever grateful to God because if it wasn’t for him , my dad would be among the victims.
The Lord God has.perfect timing 🙏
Divine Intervention
God is us, and all of creation. It's not personified. Your divinity guided you.
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Where was the timing for those thousands who perished?
God doesn't save everyone. It's just how life is. It's not fair @@davidadams2395
I still cry when I hear those voicemails from the planes and towers. When she said Im sorry and please tell my kids I Love them! That broke me 😭
😪🕯🙏💫
@@SimoneStadtműlleruhm I think u made a mistake on that first emoji😅
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The guys on Flight 93 who knew that they were about to die, but managed to thwart the terrorsists' intentions...
Such courage in the face of certain death!
My heart goes out to all those killed, maimed, their families and friends, in this terrible catastrophe.
But the passengers of Flight 93 hold a special place in my prayers.
Yes flight 93 and the folk in the towers who had to make that choice of jump or burn / or on 93 the choice to save more lives on the ground by ending their life is something no person should have to contemplate ever in my book.I can not sum up how this day affected me still.When you hear Betty Ong on flight 11 calm and trying to explain what was going on around her it makes you think about how brave these aircrew are.
So tell me why the fuc* the hijackers let the passengers get on their phones, talk to one another and get ahold of ANYTHING.
Got an actual explanation for their stupidity? Because they supposedly were involved in the most complex terrorist attack in world history. Why were they so dum*?
Hmmm?
@@pyroplim6967i don't mean to sound stupid, but serious question here: how would the people on 93 have saved lives on the ground by ending their own? Whatever the reason this was definitely a terrifying situation to be in ,facing death and so many selfless heros didn't think twice to help others. I can't imagine how that day must have felt like
@@Spookysexyesif the hijackers on flight 93 succeeded , the plane would have hit the capitol , but the passengers resisted and crashed the plane into a field , so the plane did NOT hit the capitol , killing more people
I didn't know about Flight 93 until 2021. My younger half sister (currently 15) interviewed my mom & I about it for a school project for the 20th anniversary of the disaster. Mommy cried as she told us about those brave people. When my sister asked if anyone had survived the crash, I could see my mother's heart break as she had to tell her 'no'. I was 13 & in middle school. I hate that this fucking war is still happening. I'm 35 now & I fear it will never end.
Hearing all the news casters say the date gives me chills
I just found it so weird they all also announced the year as well, like, I don't feel like that's usually part of what a newscaster would say in the morning. Most people know what year it is, especially by September.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@hgrunt100not really, it's normal for national shows, I believe. Probably for archiving purposes too.
@@bluchismoon Yeah, it was very normal for those shows to read out the full date each day.
@@hgrunt100true ! .
Can you imagine being there on that day. I can’t comprehend how witnessing it must have felt. The smell, the noise, your brain struggling to make sense, the panic, confusion, the vibrations, the screams! It’s haunting!
The detonations
My heart goes out to every single soul that lost their life on that terrible day, and to all their families. Will never forget
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢❤
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Don’t pay attention to the “mayaasan” user posting about that conspiracy garbage video “Loose Change” over and over on this video’s comments. They’ve got a narrative they’re trying to push and they’re probably not even American.
My heart goes out to me,myself and I
@@michaelmarama-de4gx why does your heart go out for your selfish means? Wouldn't it need to stay indoors?
One of the scariest parts, it's that it seemed like a normal day in NYC. The news channels we're discussing other topics. It was very unexpected.
And the fact that there were actual people on the planes is terrifying.
In this thread, someone pointed out all the friend and family waiting excitedly at the airport for their loved ones to arrive; just another thing to drive it all home even further
@@gwendolenyoung4198 Yeah I forget that families that waited at the airport just to hear that they are gone.
"I was 10 minutes late to my meeting..." responded by "there is no meeting" 💔
Liar
¿what do you mean "liar"?
@@TylerTMG I realised he was quoting from the movie... I guess the miss up there thought that he meant it literally.. Like I did (not noticing the commas... 😅).. Checked his account, realised he probably wasn't even born when 9/11 happened..
@@kimbostattoo33 OHHHH ok
39:40
"He's down."
"He's down? Where did he land?"
"He didn't land. He's down."
The sound of hope in her voice at the beginning, thought that the plane had landed and was safe, makes me incredibly sad.
It’s crazy how It can go from a beautiful day out to the saddest, darkest, and miserable out
Years a go I lived on Oahu in Hawaii and had a chance to speak with a Pearl Harbor veteran. He spoke about how beautiful the day was that Sunday December 7,1941.
I know. These poor people got up around 5am or 6am to get ready to go to work...In just a few hours they're lives came to an end. Unbelievable
A group of friends were having breakfast at Windows on the World, I was supposed to be with them.
But someone took my parking spot. A friend called me and said, "We're all waiting for you." I told him, "Someone took my private parking spot."
My husband came down to help me.
I was talking to one of my friends. When he said to me, a plane is coming towards us, what is happening.
That was the last time I heard his voice.
When my husband got close to my car, the first plane crashed into Windows on the World.
The noise was horrible. I got out of my car crying, and I wanted to go inside.
Because I couldn't believe that all my friends were dead.
My husband said, "We have to go. They're dead." I was in shock, and at that moment, the second plane hit the other tower.
There is not a single day that goes by where my husband and I don't think about our friends.
I also thank God that my husband left the restaurant to help me with the parking lot.
If he hadn't come down, I wouldn't have him by my side.
Quite a story! Is your last name Silverstein by any chance?
You got so many luck on this sad day 🙏🕯🌟👼
Your story gave me the chills. You should write a book in their remembrance and you definitely have a someone looking out for you.
I'm sorry for your loss and that traumatic experience. God bless you and your family 😇🙏😇
Sorry for the loss of your friends. 😢
Flight 93’s calls continue to be the saddest. They knew they probably weren’t surviving.
Cell phone calls from the cruising flights couldn’t have been made, so not sure what “calls” you’re talking about.
@@TMBpkthe planes had Airphones on them. Passengers were able to make calls on them.
@@TMBpk you don't know what you are talking about. Planes had phones on them in those days. Not everything is a conspiracy you lunatic
Don’t argue with these idiot conspiracy theorists because they are so delusional in their own stupidity. Cellphones worked on aircraft below a certain altitude which United 93 was below that altitude th use phone calls occured when the plane was at flight level 800 (8,000 feet) plus like mentioned airplanes have phones on them and that was used also the hijackers flew at lower altitude to avoid radar detection especially with the transponder off
@@TMBpkPlanes had phones in the backs of the seats back then.
that kid calling his mom ripped my heart into a million pieces. he knew there was nothing he could do. he was just trying to fly from A to B. he didn't hurt no body. none of those passengers did. i just wish i could have helped them. they didn't deserve that. i was only 8 years old when my teacher cut the tv on in our class room. ill never forget that day. 😢
A belief system that teaches hate of all those who do not conform to it will always be dangerous. Don't care if that's not "woke", it is the truth.
@isabellind1292 we wasn't soft cotton balls like kids and parents are today
A child called his parent from one of the hijacked flights?! So terrible, tragic and heartbreaking. Never forget.
@@R2Manny Never forget, never forgive those who chose to destroy so many innocents so they could go to a bordello paradise and fornicate for eternity. One of them even packed a "wedding suit". They were the most depraved and disgusting of beings and there is no excuse anyone can offer for them.
@AnikaHope-gd6xu Stop telling us what to do. We don't want your imaginary fairy-tale paradise. But many of us are sick and tired enough of your snotty attitude about our refusal to enable your nonsense to tell you to eff off.
I can to this day remember where I was. I had just left my Doctors surgery and gone into the local petrol station for milk. When someone came running in to say put the TV on. Honestly at first I thought it was a clip for a movie. When I got home at 10mins ltr. My elderly mother was crying saying she couldn't believe what had happened. I am 70 yes old now and remember sitting at home wstching this unfold. May the memories of all those that died be forever remembered. ❤ from Glasgow, Scotland.
What blows my mind is the plane's don't have security on it with gun's.Like ex troops or retired cop's.
I was only a year old when this happened. My mom was contemplating whether or not to keep my brother home from school that day. My dad came back home from work to be with us. My grandfather turned to my grandmother and said “the world we know is gone forever.” Even though I was way too young to remember this day or understand it, I can tell just how terrifying this must’ve been
Being a year old at the time you shouldn't be commenting
@@idontlikecops1 their talking about their families point of view they didn’t say anything bad
@@idontlikecops1 What the hell?
I was 18 driving my senior year to highschool when the towers were hit. I went to NYC in 1998 I wish I would've gone in the WTC in 1998 never new returning 5 years later that I would see Ground Zero the holes were massive. I was visiting my God Parents in Manhattan after surviving stage 4 cancer in 2003. See ground zero was heart breaking 💔 I went to Battery Park also I was 3 months declared cancer is in remission saw my GoD parents and asked man that day I'm 2001 is still in their mind 😢 even 23 years later. NYC has never been the same since 9/11/2001
@@idontlikecops1Shut up
What I think is the most amazing part of all this is the amount of civilians who risked their lives to help others. the Stories of those in the towers stopping and picking others up, forcing them to keep going. its beautiful to see how people come together in such a horrific time
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
There were so many people who risked their lives for people they never met or knew. Yet they did all they could to save anyone and everyone they could. Many losing their lives in the process. It shows that there are extremely wonderful and special people and they outnumber the cruel and evil. They sacrificed themselves for others. True heroes all of them!
@@mayaasan7201I haven't seen this particular video. Where can you find it?
@@EdsterIIIthe amount of times they have spammed 9/11 video comments with it. I'd imagine it's something to avoid, clearly a bot
@@EdsterIIIit’s garbage. They push a bunch of conspiracy theories. Junk.
May we NEVER forget.
I was 24 when this horrific day occurred, so feel lucky to have spent my youth in a far nicer world than what it is now. I think all our innocence died that day.
What about the holocaust, and Pearl Harbour, and the Black Death of the 1300s and… it goes on and on. The world is better now than it ever has been. People are convinced that the past was better- it’s just not so.
@@Degjoy I agree. I'm about the same age as him, I was 25-26 in 2001, and I remember people said "oh look, America's innocence died". And I'm like wait a minute, didn't they say that about Pearl Harbor, JFK assassination, Vietnam War, and the Nixon Watergate scandal? And everything before World War 2, before America was even formed,....humanity has been around a while. To act like we suddenly changed 22 years ago is crazy. The only thing now is I don't feel that false sense of "the USA is invincible" after 9/11, at that time I thought no one can hijack an American airliner domestically. It hadn't been done since like the 1970s, and even back then it was for a suitcase full of cash, not for some religious/geo-political reasons.
You were never innocent especially this day, killing and brainwashing your own people.
@Degjoy the holocaust did not not take place on American soil.neither did the Black Death. Neither did the war in Vietnam.Pearl harbour was an attack on A military target. American citizens lost their innocence that day its true. All the wars you fought were not fought on your soil...with the exception of your own civil war. imagine having to live with this terror every day....imagine Iraq or Syria...or Yemen. all innocent people. this is their life every day.
I was 12, i'm dutch but due to the time zone difference, i just came home from school in the afternoon to find out on live tv the north tower was hit. Then i saw the south tower get hit. Then i saw the fires, people hopelessly waving out the windows, jumping, then the south tower collapsed. Then the north. It was horrible to watch but i just couldn't stop watching it...
I'm a Hungarian, I was watching this live with my father on TV in Romania.. We had two Televisions, one on top of the other. Big black and white tv on the bottom, smaller Samsung color on the top of top of it. Both tvs were on, showing the same thing on different channels.. All channels were broadcasting the towers in flames... I was 13 back then.. I had to witness two tragedies that year.. In September 11th attack of the WTC.. Later on November my father passed away from a heart attack... I still keep watching these images and still can't believe my eyes... May all the lost souls rest in peace.....
im american and ty for the respect man it was a terrible tragedy indeed i was 12 years old when it happened and i was in school when i saw it live...
Flight 93 was a terrific group of people doing teamwork to save others. Extremely unselfish. I respect them so much!
Dog not allowed ect
I am a 63 year old guy from the UK. Two events I will always remember where I was:
Princess Diana's death
Twin Towers atrocities
May they all RIP
Suicide not allowed
And 7/7? I remember exactly where I was then too.
Same here ...... 😢
I'll never forget The Heisel disaster in 1985. I was 9 years old. Liverpool fans crushed Juventus fans against the walls at the stadium they suffocated the poor Italian, I remember seeing a kid laying there dead, along with many other Italians. It was the Champions League final, in 1985. Liverpool vs Juventus. That tragedy and 911 remain on my conscience forever.
@@sjm6963 same here
What makes me angry is the people in the other tower all could of survived if they got out right away when the plane hit the other building
They were evacuated and then told to go back in. A friend of mine’s Aunt refused & it saved her life.
They were told they'd be safe and to return to their desks or risk being fired etc
at that time it was a "freak accident" until the second plane hit
They thought it was an accident until the south tower was struck.
Listening to those calls from the plane and the tower was heartbreaking. RIP to all the victims.
I was 12 years old on 9/11 and I saw the second plane hit live on tv. My teacher turned on the tv shortly before the second plane hit (the librarian came in from next door and told my teacher that she needed to see what was happening). So I got to see it too. Even now, age 34, I watch clips of the plane hitting the 2nd tower and I get overwhelmed with panic and I forget how to breathe. Anyone who was old enough to remember, knows exactly where they were when they found out about 9/11.
I was 12 too on 9/11 7th grade . You and i were in the same situation
That’s exactly how it happened in my class too. I was 15
I was 30 feeding my 3mth old baby and couldn't understand what was going on. You children didn't stand a chance
I was 5, in kindergarten. They turned all the lights off and we watched as a class all sitting on the floor. We didn’t know why we were crying but I can still remember everyone crying.
I was 17 and skipped school that day and slept until like 1:30 pm and could not understand why my local rock 'n' roll station 101 The WRIF in metro Detroit still had their morning show Drew and Mike still on the air at almost 2 pm in the afternoon! It wasn't until they started talking about a terror attack in New York and I turn on the TV and saw what had happened. In the days following it was really crazy for me not to hear airplanes flying, landing/taking off since at the time i lived in between 2 airports Michigan's largest Detroit Metro Airport and a medium sized one called Willow Run Airport. I think that 9/11 was the first time i had a full on panic attack it was a week that i will never forget RIP to all who lost their lives that day and all the others who have since because of the toxic air and to their family's
Wow. This is an amazing way to create a documentary, especially of this event. Just let the story tell itself, without narrators or journalists cluttering things up and leading us by the nose to some conclusion. It's painfully immersive and far more effective at conveying the lived experience of so many people that day, including me, far away in Minnesota. This feels like the emotional equal of the Naudet brothers' film, which (for me at least) is saying an awful lot. This is how I hope history will be studied in the future - immersed in the events as they unfold, and not being told what to think about them. Congratulations on an amazing production, and my sincerest thanks for making it available for me to watch. I had never heard of an observational documentary before, and now I have a new preferred form of learning from media.
102 minutes that changed america did this as well
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤
@@mayaasan7201 Spam. Reported.
Exactly right!!! See it for ourselves and have uninterrupted thoughts.
@AnikaHope-gd6xu What? A disbeliever in what? I can tell you I believe that Jesus Christ is truly God. I am a Christian, so tell me what do you mean? I’m curious?
I have watched many 9/11 documentaries - this one surpasses them all. Stunningly well done.
Agreed. Although I recently watched ' The Path To 9/11 ' starring Harvey Keitel. It was fantastic, a bit blurry but stick with it
Agreed
@@Dsaesthat answer you will not, definitely, find on this documentary….
Agree with you
I’m an Arab and it’s not all of us that are bad we are also angry about the tragedy, we love you America 🇺🇸 ❤🇸🇦
meanwhile in the middle east lol
@@SimplySammyKhehe he lol shut to ass up bro it was Muslims who did this um Arab Christian
Suree😂 believed you
😂😂😂😂😂@@untamedVagabond
Stfu you’re all the same
I was 22 when this happened. I had taken off work that day to go to the doctor so I was home watching the news about the first plane when the 2nd hit. This captures the confusion of what was happening perfectly. This was a time before terrorism (at least in the U.S.) was common or even thought about so no one mind's went to that at first. Watching this brings back so many emotions. This is very well put together.
I was 20. It's nice to see other people who were in the same age group! Seems to me that my age group is never represented, it's either the Millennials or older people, where are we at, those who were 18-25 in 2001?
@@Mataylor17 It really did feel like the world stopped. I remember one of the strangest things was not seeing planes in the sky because they were all grounded for a few days.
The story about your doctor made me tear up. That's so sad.
@ShoeSniffer-qu7gg Are you lacking attention today? I'm sorry.
@@raphaellavictoria01 I would have been turning 22 on December 11th and my oldest daughter was turning 3 the day this all happened :( I actually had her at 9:11 on 9/11 but of 98
She was so calm. I love flight attendants - they are so professional and they never know when a day like this will come when all their training will be required - this brave women stayed calm and relayed messages to the ground and got the messages out. So brave and so professional - I am so sorry she lost her life so young. RIP Betty.
It was a day when you saw the worst in humans and the best .I was amazed by the way you Americans coped and got through a day like this.The way people organized and responded to the aftermath of what was a day that you could not make up in your worst dreams was amazing.
And then our government and Military decided that it was justified invading countries we thought associated with Osama Bin Laden, and murdering 4.5 million humans. I would say we are the terrorists in this scenario!
I'm on the U.S. West Coast, and was in my early 40's when this happened. It was amazing how the country pulled together, and you should've seen the countless number of American flags that went up across the states! They were on houses, buildings, cars, police cars, trucks, fire trucks, everywhere. I remember strangers being kind to each other, like we were all family because we're Americans. Of course, I'd be lying if I didn't admit there were a few nut heads sprinkled in there too. As you can tell, there are always going to be a few comments from the nut heads. Peace!
The WTC owner(leaseholder) Silverstein was so worried about the terrible loss of life, that he admitted on camera that they blew up WTC tower 7 ! That was left out of the official narrative. Only god knows how did they finish that job in a couple of hours
America was different back than.
@@Now_To_Infinity England was to. We will be calling each other comrade soon here the way its going.
My Dad worked for the federal government and was on a business trip in Washington D.C. about a mile from pentagon. He said the explosion was deafening even that distance. It was quite a relief for our family to find out he was alright. I know many others weren't so fortunate.
I was in NYC. The first explosion rocked my building. I member saying WHAT in gods name was that. But I shrugged it off as NYC being NYC. Then a few min later someone said that the a plane crashed into the WTC. So we went to the roof and we could see it. We watched plane 2 strike. Intense is the only word I can use.
@@johne540 I've seen these videos where these dumbos are claiming the planes were faked, only showing them on the news. Plenty other videos showing at least the 2nd one hitting, which is quite intense...I can only imagine having been there that day.
Dick Cheney gave the order for fighters to stand down. Against the Pentagon flight.
@@fgarrison2910 more made up stupid shit.
@@johne540 Explosions, plural
23 years later and it haunts me every day.....the lady giving her safe code... God Bless her. 😪😪😭😭😭😥😢😭Much love from Poland.💔💔
So strange to hear those TV announcers early on saying the date oblivious to how historical it is about to become.
Those people in United 93 are incredible. They actually tried to stop it . Truly courageous.
@@internetcensure5849bye 😑
Please explain how they made those phone calls to their loved ones.
They didn't just try. They succeeded. They are heroes. They stopped that plane from hitting its target.
@@Poseidon-xg5sp BS
@@RayRay-rk5bdback then the plane had built in phones you could use a credit card to access
I was 6 years old but i remember this day vividly. Over 20 years later im an air traffic controller and i pray i never have to handle an incident similar to this
I was in the first grade when this happened, and I didn't understand what had happened. I remember playing with toys as my parents watched it on TV, I didn't know how important and disturbing it was. It is stunning to see it laid out like this, thank you for putting this together
Yup. I was in 3rd grade. I remember everything about that day but I also remember not caring because I didn’t understand. My brain couldn’t comprehend one death, let alone thousands of people dying in those buildings…. I had never even heard about the World Trade Center towers. As the months and years went on I became pretty infatuated with it. I remember going to my grandma’s house and we were watching the news that day. I remember my dad being scared of tall hotels after that. I remember my first flight in 2003 where the security was so tight and my parents were shocked by how much security had changed since 9/11. I never knew what it was like to fly before it though
I was in my mid 20s and was at work when my mum phoned me saying the twin towers had been hit..My Answer was were are they then I remembered in horror as I remember my mum visiting NYC probably 5 years before but the photo of my mum drip white holding onto observation rail looking drip white and frightened as we both are terrified of heights..The horror of that day for people old enough to remember will never forget that terrible day in history..❤ from Leeds England 🏴
It was a Tuesday, you should have been in school…
I was in the second grade
So this means nothing to u except a youtube likes??
I was there.
Thanks for uploading this. It is incredibly important to preserve this. Seeing this happen live on television was life altering.
I didn't even have a TV in 2001 . I was unaware of this chaos caused by distraction from the government.
"Seeing this happen on television" - the key phrase right there
22.36 that guy who was suppose to be on the same floor the plane crashed into at 9am for a meeting but was 10 mins late WOW how lucky can you get unbelievable
The images of that day are painful enough, but listening to those last phone calls to loved ones from those people we know never made it is just totally gut wrenching. May all those innocent people who perished that day be remembered, not just for this moment alone, but for the lives they led and the people that they were. May they all rest in peace and may God continue to grant comfort to those they left behind. 💔🙏🏻
You mean the phone calls that weren't possible if the plane were in flight at 35k?
You mean the phone calls that had ZERO noise from the engines of the plane?
You mean the phone calls made by Betty Ong who said the hijacker was standing on stairs on a plane that HAS NO stairs!
You mean the phone calls that lasted 5 10 15 20 plus minutes and the hijackers were quiet and didn't say a thing about getting off the phones
You mean the phone calls that were made because the hijackers just without possible reason ALLOWED PEOPLE TO CALL AND BE ON THEIR PHONES??
You mean the phone calls made especially by stewardesses that NEVER said how the hijackers got into the flight cabin? Because you do know that the pilot would NEVER open that cabin door in a hijacking. Even if they kill everybody on board.
You mean the phones from the planes which NEVER sent out a signal of any kind in any manner to flight control that a hijackers was onboard?
You mean the phone calls that were made on the ground. Because those calls were physically impossible to be made in flight. That means ALL WERE MADE ON THE GROUND after they landed. That means those people WERE NOT ON THOSE PLANES THAT HIT THE TOWERS!!
You mean through phone calls made by pro pilots and airline workers who said they think they were somewhere over Ohio just minutes before the planes hit the towers. Yes. They THOUGHT they were over fields of farmland and not in Manhattan. Somehow they thought tall skyscrapers and farms look alike. People who fly in planes for a living.
You mean the phone calls that were being made by people as the planes hit the towers. You know. The planes traveling well over 2x the max velocity those planes can flu at sea level without suffering major structural damage. Not a single caller made mention of the plane shaking or anything.
You keep on thinking those calls were made on those planes at those altitudes and I got a bridge to sell ya.
@DS94everXev Wow, you really ARE that stoopid.
1. "The first is that GTE Airfone systems were common then. Of the 37 phone calls placed from flight 93, 35 were placed on the Airfone system. This was traceable not only to the particular aircraft, but to a specific phone in a specific row on that aircraft"
2. I've flown many times and I never hear the engines while in flight, only on take off and landing.
3. Have you ever heard of someone misspeaking? Especially since people can't even spell a simple word like lose, they call it a "typo"
4. Have you ever thought they didn't care if people were on their phones, and besides I think they cared more about what they were going to do then people being on their phones.
5. See #4
6. It doesn't matter how they got in the cabin, they're not going to be like, "OK, one guy had a skroodriver and he started to unskroo the skroos, he handed them to someone else who was standing there, and they gently opened the cabin door" No, they yanked open the door, those doors aren't exactly sturdy. (Sorry snowflakes, didn't mean to offend you)
7.The only signals you know about are the ones you receive on your tin foil hat. Phones don't send out signals to flight control.
8, See #1
9. Pro pilots? What's a pro pilot? And have you ever thought they were more concerned with terrorists trying to break down their door then they were about where they were? And have you ever thought the flight attendants didn't look out the windows, oh, wait, I asked if you thought, obviously you don't. (Oops, I should have looked first, but my comment still stands. "9:28: Flight 93 is hijacked above northern Ohio, turning to the southeast"
10. First, if they were doing twice the capability of the plane, the plane would have broken apart, instead, here is how fast a Boeing 767 flies, "What is the cruising speed of a 767?" "529 mph Boeing 767 / Cruise speed"
"8:46:[a] Flight 11 crashes almost directly midway into the North Tower's central core at roughly 440 miles per hour (710 km/h; 200 m/s; 380 kn),[24] striking the center of the north face between floors 93 and 99"
Please don't procreate.
(And someone from the San Francisco Bay Area, I should have known)
Oh, and if they were flying at sea level, they would be a boat, not a plane.
@@armybeef68 No. They'd be on a submarine whose hull was destroyed.
@@DS94everXev Lower education status tends to be associated w/higher levels of conspiracy beliefs.
The only thing I miss about that day is that we were one nation, not divided like we are today.
Oh, we definitely divided. Any foreign born brown person was a target of hat within minutes of the second tower being hit. I was never ok with how we became zenophoic monsters for a solid decade afterwards. You miss the shared trauma
@@teresajaskowiak2165you clearly don’t remember the anger everyone had.
Sadly, we will always be a divided nation - it’s human nature
she clearly does, it's what she was referencing@@Jay-gf8tm
@@teresajaskowiak2165the threat of Islam was known since the 80s and especially early 90s….
They bombed the WTC in ‘93…
I admire the courage and how calm of a tone Betty Ong’s voice is. (She was the one who made the call from flight 11)
Dog not allowed ect
I thought flight 92
Every time I watch it, it becomes more unbelievable
You got that right.
I was 24 and living in the capital of Canada when this happened. The city came to a grinding halt as we all huddled around tv's and cried. Your loss was felt around the world. I still can't watch a single documentary without crying. The world was never the same after 9/11. 💔
Very nicely done. Just the facts; and added the voices of those on the planes, the buildings, when they knew they needed to say goodbye to their loved ones. I so appreciate your taking the time to do this memorial.
22:30 unbelievable. So glad he is okay ❤ - thank you for this informative, raw and yet respectful and non sensationalized documentary that included all the events.
I thought same thing, being late for that meeting saved his life
@@trifecta1 unbelievable really, a tiny thing, a missed train, overslept, and it saved his life. ❤️
dudes smiling like an asshole
@sunflowermyeyes9758 dog not allowed ect
@@trifecta1dog not allowed ect
Putting passengers’ safety first makes me appreciate flight attendants more❤❤❤❤
I thought they were incredibly brave and that’s why on all 4 flights there was no chaos. You’re hear that on every phone call everyone seemed calm and knowing that they were not coming home.
Could you imagine the sadness at LAX of which three of these flights were bound? I can’t even begin to imagine what the people who were waiting for their loved ones felt. What shock. That shock was felt all over the world. Also, San Francisco where United flight 93 was bound.
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I remember 93 the most out of 9/11 even more so than the Towers. Every movie about it is great
@mayaasan7201 I tried to watch that. It physically couldn't. I was 17 a junior in high school when it happened. I wanted to go home. I wanted my mom. I'm in SC. They didn't send us home or anything. My heart broke for our country and all of the innocent people who died that day.
I** couldn't watch it. Not it.
@AnikaHope-gd6xu ill do what i want. I hope you got dust in your eyes that day and i hope the turbins charged you for water hahaba
I was really young and home schooled, my Mom was crying and I had no idea what was going on.
My heart goes to all of those who lost their lives and love ones.
Don't die as a disbeliever
This is the finest documentary on 9/11. Every generation needs to view this. Heck, every American needs to. Everyone in the world does! Powerful, still unbelievable, haunting, chilling, devastating, the depths of despair unimaginable. A horror we should NEVER forget.
People all over the world don't forget this Inferno 😢🙏🕯🌟
Perfectly said
What amazes me is how calm the flight attendants dealt with this situation.😮 Professionalism till the end.Salute and prayers for their souls,same goes with all the people who have passed that day😢
YOU STILL THINK 9.11 WAS MADE BY OSAMA BIN LADEN LOL..THE U.S GOVT DID IT AND NO FLIGHT ATTENDANTS WERE ON BOARD
Yes, my mum was 1, of shock. Over a bad cartoon. WE were the victims.
@@xmaseveeve5259You think this was just a cartoon ? What makes you think that ?
No disrespect but I’m confused by what you mean. Your mother died after watching a bad cartoon?
Yep English plz seems like u believe it's a cartoon if so what are you doing in this chat... Barmey
I was was 20 years old and lived just outside Washington when this happened. I worked at a kiosk in a mall and was on a phone meeting first thing in the morning. Someone beeped in on the call twice, and I knew it was my mother. She knew I would be in the meeting and she only would have called twice if it was an emergency. It was just after the second plane hit when I answered her call and she told me about WTC. I ran down to the radio shack, the only store in the mall that had televisions in those days, it was still locked, but other opening managers were starting to gather around. The opener for the radio shack showed up and turned on the TV’s and we all just stood there in shock as this whole horror story unraveled. Then the pentagon was hit. I remember going back to the kiosk and shutting it down, two older ladies walked up to shop and I looked at them and said “We are under attack” I could give an account of every minute of that day.
That’s literally what my dad told me that morning, when he woke me up out of a dead sleep. “Put the tv on, we’re under attack.” I was 18, about to go to college for the first time that week. I remember every minute as well. A very scary and nerve racking day.
I know all of us remember what we were doing that morning. I was off work, trying to sleep in. My son called me from his job and said, "Mom, a plane hit one of the World Trade Center towers. I said what? He said, "Turn the tv on. I couldn't believe my eyes. That is a day the world will never forget. God bless the ones that made it out, and rest in peace for the one that lost their live that day. We all are sorry.
I'll never forget the poor souls who were trapped above the Impact zone, The couple holding hands and jumping will live with me forever ,It struck real fear into my heart and I was 3000 miles away God Bless all the victims of the 9/11 attacks In NYC .And the brave passengers on flight 93
This was a very well done documentary. Just told the story as it happened without the unnecessary interruptions of new stations.
They forgot to say why there was an explosion Before towers fell dow,Internal explosives fell the towers!!
A woman that i knew told me her husband was on the 82nd floor at that time. R.I.P. for all of the victims that died that day.
At the 47 minutes and 59 seconds mark in this video is when I finally broke down. I’ll never forget this day I was in school 7 years old and my principal took us all to the boiler room and locked the school down when he found out what was happening. ill never forget that moment. God rest everyone that was tragically lost on this day.
I can't believe how calm these people seem in an emergency. My garage caught on fire and I started screaming. I couldn't even figure out how to call 911.
Maybe because their planes were not descending at 30 to 40 degree angle losing 10000 feet of altitude in a minute, then magically pulling out of it to hit a target.
And why please God tell me why the hijackers let the passengers make phone calls in the 1st place and not rally all of them together to keep an eye on them.
If you can't explain that then you're wrong.
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Don't minimise your own experiences. There is no comparisons to be made between a individual event v a collective event. All in the soul contracts
I don't think everyone knew exactly what was going on..
My husband had a flight from Brazil to Miami that day, and we were having breakfast when we saw the first news saying a small airplane hit the WTC in New York. As we watched the live news, we saw the second plane hitting the South Tower, and we knew right there that it wasn't an accident. My husband's face went all pale and stunned. His heart was broken as he was an American, because he loved this country. I cannot forget the development of that day, all the horror we watched not knowing ehat would happen from that day on. It was just horrible, heart breaking, and the feeling of being powerless in face of what was happening was overwhelming.
By far the best compilation of the events and timeline of that horrible day. I watch this several years back and I've never been able to find it again until today.
Those calls had me choked up 😢. I can't even imagine the fear those passengers were going through during that hijacking. God please bless all their souls
Even now, 23 years later, I still feel the pain, sorrow and anger I felt then, when I watch videos on this horrific attack on our country.
My best friend was Port Authority police. 20 years later he just had tumors removed from his lungs and has a lung disease because of what he breathed in over those days working there.
America is still suffering from PTSD. You are loved. From 🇨🇦
RIP to all souls.
We will never forget that day 911
This documentary was very well done. I was very emotional watching it. I remembered when it happened (I was 14) but I had never seen it in this way. The way it unfolded. Thank you for presenting it from a factual standpoint without all the extra sensationalism or conspiracy theories. I will never forget that day. RIP to all the innocent victims. My thoughts are with those who still suffering physical injuries/PTSD from that horrific day.
With no intended disrespect, the official narrative is not factual. You can call any deviation from the official narrative a conspiracy theory or whatever else you want to diminish others' viewpoints.
If you understand physics and engineering, you might raise an eyebrow at the official narrative. There is too much to get into, but too much simply does not make sense, it defies physics.
Correct! All indicates it was an inside job. It’s was a controlled demolition. Not even mentioning that the 2 other “airplanes” Pennsylvania and the Pentagon were not airplanes. There was no trace of an actual plane crash. The pentagon being with all the surveillance in the world, and we were only shown 1 camera angle?
@@davidparker9676it makes perfect sense when you know how those buildings were constructed, and the materials used. The interior was designed with minimal walls, so there was a lot of free space. This meant that the ensuing fire could spread easily, but was also the reason the towers collapsed so quickly and cleanly, as though it were a controlled demolition. The Pentagon, for me, was the one I still have trouble with. The camera caught the explosion, but I have never actually seen what hit it. Also, it seemed to be the only footage of the "impact" that anyone saw. You'd think there were cameras everywhere around the Pentagon, and that there would have been other vantage points.
@@deathbycheese850 The towers were designed to survive commercial jet plane impacts. Jet fuel is basically kerosene or diesel, neither of which burn very hot... at least not hot enough to melt structural steel. There are thousands of engineers and scientists that have signed a petition for a scientific analysis of the crashes and damage. They know that many of the "facts" in the official report are impossible and defy physics.
Look up how many structural steel buildings have collapsed from fires both before and after 9/11, there aren't any. Structural steel buildings do not collapse in freefall as these did without significant help from cutting and explosives. (controlled demolition)
For the sake of argument, if the jet fuel did weaken the steel , the structure would have tipped over at the site of the impact and fire. There is no possible way to have a 110 story structural steel building collapse straight down into its own footprint without controlled demolition. Building 7 makes the least sense of all of them.
The crater in the field had no debris from a plane, the pentagon also was missing damage from the jet engines, not to mention only having a few frames of video. The pentagon is surrounded by cameras and all they can show us is a couple grainy frames with a plane?
It is worth investigating further. I know you will change your mind when you see the evidence.
I was 14 too! Sophomore in high school. Terrible day.
It was about 3 pm here in Germany. My mom had just picked me up from school. I was sitting in the car while she was in the butcher shop. I was 11 and when I heard on the radio I was like "Another plane crash?" and felt sad but couldn't comprehent even what it meant for the world. On our way home the second plane crashed and in that moment my mom heard I knew something real bad was happening. We went straight home and spent all evening in front of the TV with the whole family. All I did was grabbing my stuffed animals and put them next to me for comfort. It felt like WW3 had started.
When I was about 4 I had experienced the second crash as I came up to the building from germany
I was 11 years old as well when this happened!
@@blacdavisi was 8 and in a German hospital in Hamburg.
I was 34, a former East German living in Norway, with a 4 year old daughter. As I picked her up from kindergarten and went home to continue watching the news I was so afraid she would never have a chance to grow up. Today she is 26, but this documentary brings back all those existential nightmare visions. I feel so sorry for all those innocent people who lost their lives that day.
A day everyone remembers exactly where they were the moment they heard of this. Even now, watching this in March of 2024, it’s still just incomprehensible. My cousin Linda, who lived in Staten Island, was already in her Manhattan office when the first plane hit. She couldn’t get home for three days and it took me that long to get through to her by phone.
UK here. I never saw anything more horrendous in my life. I personally remember the confusion on tv. It was 2pm here. I feel like in the UK we were right there with you, watching live, confused, shocked, terrified. As the rest of the world would have been too I’m sure
I hope everyone found this comment a happy and safe life.
You too & thank you 🙏🏼
You too, bud
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Im from and live in the UK I was 6 years old at the time this happened, I will never forget coming home from school we’d be swimming and I was so excited to tell my mother that I’d earned a swimming badge, I walked in and I will never forget the horror and sadness on her face she was sat on the floor in front of the television with tears streaming, this didn’t only affect America but it hit everyone worldwide, I have never ever gotten over the sheer destruction and horror these acts left behind, tragic in every aspect! Breaks my heart all those families that was torn to pieces by such callous acts 💔 I will never ever forget the date of 11.09.01. I send so much love and healing to all affected by this! ❤️
About a month before 9/11, sometime at the end of August, my parents were in Boston for the weekend and they were staying in a hotel. They found out later that men involved in the hijacking were staying in that same hotel and at the same time my parents were staying there. That was crazy to think that weeks later, they would be responsible for these devastating events.
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22 years later this still physically turns my stomach. I will never forget exactly where i was and what i was doing the moment I heard the first news broadcast. My cousins were working in NYC that day. (Elevator industry) Phones were completely jammed, no way to know anything except from the news casts. It was crippling. I have always had mixed emotions regarding, not only the incident but the response. I never bought the explanation of all three buildings going down exactly the same. The two that got hit, highly doubtful but maybe. The third, no way. The FAA grounded all flights but allowed the Saudi Royal family to fly out. Not suspicious at all. The only plane allowed in the sky (other than military) transported out the leaders of the same country as the hijackers. At first, i thought the US response should have been to turn their desert to glass and part of me often feels that way but the what seems to be closer to the truth is that it was a joint venture conceived by both foreign and domestic bad actors. What I don't understand is just how so little could have come from such a horrific incident in the terms of knowledge, confirmation and execution of bringing anyone and everyone involved on any level to some type of justice. Evidence points to our military response was misdirected to settle an old grievance rather than punish guilty parties involved. That being said, with all of the stuff our government is doing today, right before our eyes, with little attempt to hide their wrong doings, I'm beginning to feel that the lions share of that 9/11 plot was quite possibly planned domestically. Today, with all of the people being allowed and encouraged to illegally cross our borders, the admission that there are countless numbers that we have no way to identify or track and the admission that we have identified many already on our countries watch lists, would anyone be surprised if another 9/11 level event is already in the planning stage? They said that this was the most deadly terrorist attack in history and yet 22 years later, our government makes us, show multiple forms of identification, remove our shoes and dispose of liquids before flying but yet they have allowed roughly 7 million unidentifiable, untraceable, illegals breach our boarders over the last few years. I am sad to say that things in our country are most likely going to get far worse before they get better. (If they ever get better.) In the future, I hope people will use their votes and their voices carefully, considering policies and the effects that they will have on the country and its citizens. There will never be any such thing as a perfect politician but people need to put aside their feelings for the person and focus on that persons ability to improve the quality of life, our safety, the prosperity of we the people.There will always be give and take. Then we need to hold our officials the highest standard and be willing and able to punish and remove them if they are not performing their duties to our satisfaction. Never be afraid to protect yourself, your family, your neighbors, your local businesses and if the people in charge wont help, vote them out. America is at a pivotal point. If we the people don't start being nicer to each other and start working together against corrupt government and the elite class, we will eventually be sorry and by then it will be too late to reverse course. Make an effort to be a better person, be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem.
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I’ve been saying bush and his “organization” were a part of this.. there’s another video i saw where a woman that worked on the 90 something flies her husband sued the government and his lawyer requested documents to review that had to do with 9/11.. he also said he felt the government was aware this was going to happen and that there are things they are hiding.
Well said. Truth
Well said!
We must never forget this tragedy
This is extremely heartbreaking. 22 years later, I remember everything about this day. It doesn’t leave my mind. I know where I was, how I heard about this, what I watched on the news…when I see the footage, it brings tears to my eyes, even after all those years. RIP
@monikamagdalena I feel the same way.. it doesn’t leave my mind either. I know I think about it often.. I usually binge watch stuff on it around this time of year. This year I must say, I have found a good amount of stuff I hadn’t seen, just devastating stuff though.
Where we’re you when it happened?
@@goldbean3491I was feeding my daughter, who turned 3 months old on that exact day. As soon as I placed her in her baby rocker, I received a frantic call from my mother telling me to turn on the news. When I did, the 2nd plane was hitting the South Tower. I remember my city (Pittsburgh) being shut down due to the Flight 93 crash in Shanksville. I sat in shock for what felt like hours and still in shock 22 years later. May all of the 2,900+ souls forever RIP, and my condolences to their family and other loved ones. 💔💔💔💔💔
@@goldbean3491 I woke up in time to see the 2nd tower collapse. Only once in my life have I had this conversation: My roommate wakes up. "Turn on your TV," I said. "Which channel?" he asked. ""It doesn't matter." We had I think 67 channels of cable TV at the time - a nice package at the time, and the only channel that wasn't covering the attacks was (thankfully) a children's channel, which had decided that children needed something non-traumatizing to watch. MTV, VH1, Comedy Central, the fucking WEATHER CHANNEL, every channel was covering the attacks that day. In the US, we knew we were living in a different and much worse reality. In that way, the terrorists scored a victory.
@@goldbean3491 same here. I was in my early 20s, at work. We didn’t have a TV, just the radio on with music. I was at my desk and heard some news about an accident in NY. They stopped the music and all they talked about was that. They continued on talking about it, about a plane, then later, about a second plane hitting the towers. I called my mom who was at home from working the night shift and told her to turn on the tv and see what was going on so I would know more. She could not believe it. She said everything was in smoke, people screaming, running…etc. Huge holes in the towers with fire and smoke coming out. Then she said the tower collapsed all in a panic. I was in shock. Shortly after, I heard they had plans to evacuate some buildings here in Canada because it was a terrorist attack in NY (although I’m not sure this happened). When I went home, every station on tv talked about this and nothing else. There were news about the Pentagon as well and another plane crashing into a field. It was surreal. Even though I have no ties to this event, nor do I know people who were affected by this personally, it left a huge impact on me and after all these years, I still think about it often and all the people who lost their lives in such horrific ways.
People my age are pretty much the youngest group to remember 9/11 at all. I was almost 6, so I remember that day (even if I didn't understand exactly), but it really stuns me when I remember that everyone younger than me - everyone under 27-28 - has no memory of it. Soon the only people who will remember it will be over 30. My younger sister by two years doesn't remember.
We were many states away, but we caught the news early enough that we saw the towers fall live. In my memories, the TV seemed huge, but it couldn't have been more than 2 feet wide in reality. My mom was stunned, and my sister and I stood close to the TV shouting "The building is falling down! The building is falling down!" I understood what I was seeing, and that many people were dying, but I didn't realize how unprecedented it was. For many years after that, every time we stayed in a hotel with more than two floors, I would lie awake fearing that the building would collapse under me, or that the floors above me would crush me. My sister tells me she never worried about that, which makes sense if 9/11 didn't create memories for her.
There were some drawings that my parents scanned, which I don't remember drawing. I need to find them again. I drew them probably within a few days of 9/11. They are very childish, which almost makes them more upsetting, because I drew tall buildings on fire, people falling from them, firefighters, and people crying. I know I'm rambling about all this, but I think the point is, if you're younger and trying to learn about 9/11, an important facet is that the event hit everyone to some degree. All around the world people were affected, politics changed, wars happened. Even people like me, a little kid who had never even visited NYC at that point, felt the shockwave.
I’m 29 and I remember that day as well. Well, I remember going home from school early and my mom watching the news and seeing the towers falling. My brother is 27 and he doesn’t really remember it at all…just remembers he got to leave school early
I was 10 at the time I'm 33 aboutto be 34
imagine just sitting and a text from mom or anyone saying "i love you " or "thanks for everything."
IT's so sad 😢😪🙏🕯🌟
Tuesday Sept 11th, 2001. Summer heat had rolled out of Washington, college football season was starting. Blue skies, clear day. I was on my way to work at the Pentagon. It turned into one of the longest and worst days of my life. Prayers to those who lost loved ones.
For the sake of those with PTSD I wish they could forget! But, for the sake of preventing this ever again, we can’t let ourselves forget! And for all the innocent lives that were stolen we must remember them! RIP dear ones! You belong to us all now! We will forever be united in grief!
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely. I can’t imagine what the first responders went through, my uncle was walking the streets and saw it happen. He saw and heard the bodies of jumpers fall and land. He struggled w alcoholism for YEARS, most loving guy, good heart and love for his family and friends, he’s proudly sober for years as well. It’s a personal journey he and his immediate family know abt, but he’s doing okay now. Ik he still struggles but he’s doing much better. My heart goes out to the lost, the families and the ones who experienced this. The ones who picked up the bodies and remnants. Who risked their health. America never could’ve been prepared, but their hearts were for all those around.
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I was 8 months pregnant with my first child on that day. I remember being out for dinner with my friends in Malaysia (we are 12 hours ahead of NYC) and my dad called me to tell me the WTC was attacked. Initially I thought it was the WTC in Malaysia but then found out later that it was in NYC. I was shocked and felt numb for days afterwards. I went home soon after my dad’s call and watched the tragedy unfold live on CNN. It was horrifying and I will never forget it.
Some of this is incorrect. For example at 10:15, the video showing bush being informed of the attack…that video occurred after the SECOND plane hit, not after the first plane hit as shown in your video. That’s the famous “a second plane has hit…america is under attack” quote whispered by the chief of staff into bush’s ear
Yeh I think bush was aware of the first plane before he went into the school, I’ve heard him say he saw the news reports of the first plane and thought it was an accident and carried on with the photo op at the school.
Yup, I was looking for this comment because I wanted to write the same thing. Bush was aware of the first plane as he walked into the school.
I was thinking the same thing as all of you
Yes. I was going to say this too
Good call. I'm sure it was just an error.
a day ill never forget
What an amazing compilation .. thank you. Ive watched hundreds and this is up there as one of the best.
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The really tragic part is: That was the last time some people saw each other.
I mean, no one really considers or thinks that they may not make it home. So, it's heartbreaking to know you're seeing someone for the last time.
And the children of the survivors. Some of them were babies. So they grew up never knowing their father or mother.
I watched the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change" and the footage was horrifying and heartbreaking! I heard all the calls of the flight attendant in great details, it was so painful! God give them eternal peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
True
It's very true I actually heard on the National Geographic documentary on Disney Plus story of a man who was in the building and he never got to go home to his wife or his daughters any people had to surrender their life to save others knowing that they would never get to see anyone again knowing that they would die knowing that they did what they could but they still were going die, this is why we honor this day even though it's been over 20 years
@@13.swiftie.rachel Yes.
I've thought about the people that gave their lives helping other people, knowing they'd probably not live throught it.
Like you said: That's why we honor them.
@AnikaHope-gd6xu disbeliever of what?
I worked as a state worker for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. That Tuesday morning radios were turned on and two tvs tuned into the news. As soon as the events of that morning were confirmed we were dismissed from work and told to go straight home, to get out of the Harrisburg government area and dont come back. My drive home was all of 10 minutes given the traffic and all. I spent the rest of the day watching news reports. It was a very unnerving and shocking day.
I think one of the reasons so much misinformation still circulates about this day and these events is because of the fact that it was being reported on as it was happening, without anyone really knowing what was going on. Anchors, new broadcasters, field reporters, and journalists had to make realistic comparisons without knowing exactly what was causing anything. Even when the coverage began, people were confused about what had happened -- they didn't have the knowledge right away that a commercial jet had flown into the first tower -- the only reason they knew right away what happened to the second was because of the amount of cameras on the towers at the time. People also love a conspiracy theory. It doesn't matter what evidence is presented, or who presents it, if you can twist it around and make a conspiracy out of it, people will. Nearly 3,000 people died that day, plus the firefighters and civilians who died later as a result of cancer or other illness created by the carcinogenic gasses coming off the buildings during the initial evacuation. A plane flew into a building. It collapsed due to severe structural damage caused by a Boeing 767 flying into the support pillars in the building. Sorry, but I wasn't aware buildings were made to withstand full-size jets flying into the side of them.
I was not alive at this time but descriptions from others and this video shows how terrifying this event was.
RIP to the victims
I was one years old when this happened
The phone calls from the plane are heartbreaking 💔😭
Exactly, but in 2001 those cell phones would not have been able to make calls. You think hijackers would have allowed it? Rememeber what country ran security for the airports these planes left from. Same security system would have given over the hijackers IDs. Collusion.
Watching people scream and look in terror as planes crash into the building feels so scary, like, you don’t know what to do, R.I.P to the people who died 🕊️♥️
Holy shit the one woman telling her loved ones the code to the safe. 😭 I’m not sure if I’d even be able to think about that if I knew I was gonna die within a few minutes. That’s so sad and so selfless too.
That call got me too. I can't stop thinking about it. I had never heard that call before. So very tragic.
I left my boyfriend/husband at windows of the world at 8:30 am. I was two blocks away when the plane hit. I didn’t get his cell phone call for 3 months