Always Remember 9/11

Everyone should remember the era when terrorism threatens our destiny. These planes fell directly to the two most valuable and memorable buildings in New York. As the news spread, people were scared and shocked and depressed. That moment will always be engraved in our heart. It changed a lot of lives in a few minutes. On 11th September 2001, it was the beginning of my journey. It started with my Grammy trip and I went to Utah to visit my cousin and her family.

September 11 is always sad, shadowed, it will be a lost day. But on September 11, under the blue sky breeze blew gently, I remade the United States, thank again, always remembered the lost friends who fought for our safety, the best I am an American. Become

Ten years after the attack on 11th September 2001, "Please remember the 9/11 incident" was repeated throughout the United States. For some of us, not just commemorating the tenth anniversary, some of us became a model that does not change our life structure. However, what is more important than remembering today is the legacy of 9/11. What I fear is the legacy of what I forget, not remember. As an American, we forgot that our country was founded, or no longer believed the principles that were considered. What is the reason for government checks and balance? Did you forget that revenge is not the same as justice?

One day, we will always remember that day was September 11, 2001. This day I was burned into the heart and mind of the Americans. It will always be a shameful day. One day you will never forget. What is even better known is 9/11, the most serious terrorist attack in America's history, stands out among Americans. It is important to remember that today's incident on September 11 is to commemorate the people we died This is a way to regain the spirit of solidarity after 11th September . (Personal experience) * Ironically, as I was born on September 10, 1993, this incident has a personal impact on my life. I am just 7 years old, I remembered being extremely excited the morning as I entered a vacation with my family. When the news arrived, I was in my mother's bedroom, and what I remember was her response to television. Even when I was young, I knew something was wrong. Two planes attacked and destroyed New York's World Trade Center. Aircraft passengers could not survive