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While I invite you to read this heartfelt special NetNacs! first issue about the terrorist attack on the United States, words can only partially vent the feelings of shock, frustration, and anger towards the people responsible for the ungodly terrorist acts that black mark September 11, 2001 in the history of the United States. Even President Bush's forceful statement about "an unyielding anger" is a kind way of describing what I believe almost every American is really thinking. How does anyone who purports to believe in God dismiss fundamental beliefs of valuing "innocent" human life? And whom are they fooling about hiding behind the irrational view that people working in the World Trade Center Towers are somehow even partially responsible for the struggles in the Middle East? The only conclusion I come up with is . . . blind hatred! Doing anything to achieve a satanic end regardless of the cost, including to oneself. It is truly frightening when one thinks about what the leader of this despicable crime could do against mankind if there is access to nuclear and/or biological weapons. Well, it is time to put an end to this type of person once and for all. Let's hope that Russia and China's condemnations will translate in an active role by joining the United States and its allies in this eradication. And as a father of a U.S. Marine, I pray for the safety of all who might be called upon to do what is necessary! David Bancroft Editor-in-Chief Perspective Archive 
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The Emotional Shockwaves of Terrorism Revisited " . . . Like a bolt of lightning striking a brass bell, my sleep-deprived mind was jarred to full consciousness . . . I'm not at all ashamed to admit I broke into tears . . ." An Evil, Despicable Act " . . . The President vowed to "hunt down and punish those responsible." He made it clear that there is no distinction between those who carry out terrorist acts and those who harbor terrorists . . ." Email From A Friend In New York City "It's been total havoc here in NY. Yesterday was spent keeping the phone line clear, and shopping for Tony's inevitable deployment. Remember, Tony is in the Air National guard . . ." Terrorism . . . The Baby of Hatred! " . . . It has left a deep wound mark on the humanity. It was a cowardly attack of some fanatic terrorists; which has put even wild animals to shame. Apart from the tremendous loss of national wealth, thousands of innocent people lost their precious lives within no time." Award Sites! Forum Visitor Speaks Out Against Terrorism "Today, September 11, 2001, was by far the darkest day of this young millennium; not only for America, but for the rest of the free world as well. Never before has civilization and democracy . . ." Safety Is Not An Illusion ". . . Daniel Glick a true American hero. Had he not acted as he did, we would have probably lost the White House, or the Capitol Building, or some other targeted building and even more lives would have been lost . . ." Campus Talk NetNacs! Global Editor discusses the scene at the university where he is a professor. A sobering look at how a university and its students react to the news.  | The Quotes | 
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Read the striking, compassionate, and forceful statements by political leaders and other dignitaries. |