Friday, September 11, 2026

NEVER, EVER FORGET


I NEVER will. I will never, ever forget.
  
I just watched it on the news. Other people had to live it. 
 
From around the internet:
 
Michael Cammarata, the youngest firefighter lost on 9/11. He had been on the job nine weeks. We need more fine men like him, not less. Imagine the life he was robbed of.
 
 
A memorial from Fullerton, CA (Orange County). You can watch the video here.
 

I remember reading about this years ago, and it's just as devastating now as it was then: 9/11 Search and Rescue dogs became depressed over not finding survivors, so "fake" survivor discoveries were staged to keep their morale up.
 
Also on the subject of 9/11 search and rescue dogs, the legacy of Bretagne, the last surviving 9/11 search dog. She would later work in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
 
 
One of the bodies actually found:
 

 

This is a fantastic article about the famous "Falling Man" photograph and the photographer who took it.
 
Make yourself watch this video.
 







Various images snicked from the internets over the years:
 

 

 

In addition to American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175, which were hijacked and flown into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, American 77 was flown into the Pentagon and United 77 was heading for Washington DC when passengers fought back, resulting in the plane crashing into a field in Pennsylvania. 
 

Two members of the Los Angeles Kings scouting staff, Ace Bailey and Mark Bavis, were onboard Flight 175. The Kings mascot, Bailey, is named for Ace. This article about them was published on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
 
The Budweiser tribute commercial that only ran once because the company didn't want to be perceived as benefiting from the tragedy. It's probably been viewed millions of times on YouTube.
 

 

Updating (some more from today):
 
I don't think I've ever seen this one before: "They did it on purpose."  
 
Hell has prepared a special place for these non-humans:
 

Because 9/11 memorials are apparently hilarious to some people.




See the video here.
 

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