9/11 Afghanistan oil pipeline & lives that paid for it

[AsWeGoHomestead]

Thanks for another remarkable vid. I really love your work and your message. Many blessing be with you. Peace and Happiness

[greencatmusic]

@AsWeGoHomestead Thank yoiu, my friend. Peace and love to you and yours, always.

[adrianallan]

I like the music on this one - great use of dissonant countermelody - very clever.

[greencatmusic]

@adrianallan Thank you so very much, Adrian. Hardly anyone ever comments on that. I remember the day that idea came to me (in the studio) and I played it on the piano. It (the piano) was fighting to pull against the voice to get away... I knew I either loved it or hated it but either way it HAD to go in! It does work very well as otherwise it (the melody) ran the risk of being too sweet. God bless you for listening and for making the effort to comment. Smith

[AquarielCharm]

On the morning of 9/11 for some reason I felt so sleepy, so much so that I went back to sleep and missed my Interstate bus that took me to NYC subways so I could be at work by 7:40 am and have that extra 20 minutes for a little breakfast. I'll never understand why I felt so sleepy that morning because I take my work seriously and it is a habit not to be late or absent from the job without a good reason. So on the morning of 9/11 at about 8:40 my train was just pulling in to the WTC station.

[AquarielCharm]

I was just in time to see the first plane hit my building. I worked for the PA of NYNJ in the engineering Dpt on the 82nd floor. As you can imagine there's not a day that goes by I don't think about 9/11 or whether or not I would have had the instincts to get out of the building or if I would have stayed with my other 74 co-workers who died that day. I don't tell people this & I guess it's the video & your thoughtfulness for making this video that I write this now. R.I.P my friends. <3 AC

[greencatmusic]

AC what a remarkable story. I think part of you might have had a premonition, or else you had a protecting angel that morning who wanted you to live to do something more yet with your life. I'll bet you do think about it every day. It's a difficult thing to put behind you, and some ways none of us should ever forget these events. God bless you and keep you safe. Smith

[AquarielCharm]

There was a TV program very much like the Unsolved Mysteries which aired a few years ago. The doc attempted to explain why so many people, who were never late, were late on 9/11. WTC workers were interviewed & their reasons given. At the end of the film it is thought that Divine intervention played a huge role. Maybe it did for me for I lived to straighten 75% of my life out. It's the remaining 25% that's a problem, rotfl. Thanks Smith.

[greencatmusic]

@AquarielCharm oh I would have found that (TV programme) interesting. I do believe such things take place (divine intervention). In your case, good luck with the 25%! If it makes you feel any better, most ppl I know have at least 25% hidden under the mattress they keep meaning to sort! LOL Try to enjoy the journey, too, if possible. Not easy when trying to sort out stuff but, it's all we've got. Even a bad day can have it's charming moments, I know you already know that ;)

[DREDD2001AD]

Very thought provoking video.

Its very good of you to upload these videos.

God Bless all those, who lost there lives on this terrible day in history.

[NielsC68]

It's of course easy enough to sit behind the monitor and agree. However if decency and respect isn't reimplementet (by Joe Publics like us?), those who died from preventable deseases, hunger etc. would have died in vain.

It's a shame to see how the ruling elites has failed so completely and utterly in even the most rudimentary empathy and moral integrity.

[greencatmusic]

Hiya nielsC68 thnx 4 the comments. I really appreciate it. & yes, of course, I have to agree with what you've said. You're right. I find myself constantly saying things like 'it's everybody's problem'... 'cause it is. We can't call ourselves 'civilised' until we sort these things out. It's inexcusable & disgusting.& SOMEONE, higher up the food chain than u or I, MUST like it the way it is- because unlike me, they DO have the money 2 change stuff overnight if they felt a burning desire 2 do do.

[BetteDavisEyz]

As I kept listening to this, I thought her voice sounds so familiar, and I kept racking my brain, who does Smith sound like, then it finally came to me! POE !!!! Oh and I just LOVE her sound and music :) Funny too, when I first started my BDEyz acct. 4 yrs ago, I uploaded a Poe video and got a copyright strike against me and was forced to remove it

[BetteDavisEyz]

Hey you, not only a beautiful and unique voice, but a heart and soul to match....I'm sharing this one too

[greencatmusic]

Hello BDE my friend. Blushing ;) ... a little bit overwhelmed by your kind words! YOU, lady... are an inspiration. And I'm writing another one right now because of you. So thank you for not letting me slack! Glad you're sharing as it's an important message (IE NOBODY dies for nothing and we need to be the voice of those who have passed). Love and thanks for the positive feedback and hope to keep doing better (I'm a novice at vids!) x