Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning?

Remembering the heartbreak that was September 11, 2001... and the days that followed.
(Photos taken from www.911digitalarchive.org)

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[ButterflyJ908]

@TheRobby2610. Freedom of Speech doesn't mean you get to verbally slander and threaten whomever you choose. And since I put together this video as a tribute to those that passed away, those who stopped their lives on a dime to help others and those who lost family and friends, I don't want any derogatory comments made on it. If you have something nasty and hateful to say, go elsewhere and do it. I won't allow it on here. I fairly put out a warning stating that simple fact. If you don't like it.

[ButterflyJ908]

Due to the insane amount of HATERS and douchebaggery, all comments must now be approved by me before they will be posted. As evergrace insightfully posted - if you don't like America, then maybe you should get the hell out.

[ButterflyJ908]

@ReissySemple Let me ask you this? Did YOU fear for your safety on this day? Did YOU wonder how many more planes were hjacked & where they would crash next? Or maybe you sat on your sofa- alone- desperately trying to reach any of your family members but having no luck because phone lines were completely jammed. This wasn't a natural disaster; it was well over 3,000 PEOPLE who were murdered. So yes, the world DID stop turning on that day in September for us. Whether you approve or not.

[ButterflyJ908]

@mrmike677 free speech is one thing. Being hateful & threatening is something different. Throwing out twisted conspiracy theories & attacking those who don't just on board with them is also something different. Mocking people who have innocently passed away for others sick religious agendas is, again, something different. I have no problem with free speech. But I'll be damned if I'll allowed people to be disgusting toward the dead & the soldiers fighting to protect you & others who condemn them.

[seasidecrime]

that guy at 2:13 was victim number 0001 of this horrible attack

[MrAmmeldooley]

3 days after they were still pulling people on my fourth birthday this song remines me why i will join the army

[Alex59044Gabby59044]

thumbs up for the proud and noble soldier who died and are still fighting for this country! AHMEN... GOD BLESS AMERICA!

[12341234anus]

THIS SONG IS SAD AND SO WAS THE VIDEO BUT WITH SAYING THAT IT ALSO MADE ME PROUDE TO BE AN AMERICAN AND I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THE TIME TO THANK ALL OF OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS THAT ARE ACROSS SEAS AND ALSO ALL OF OUR POLICE OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTER YOU ALL ARE VERY BRAVE AND HAVE VERY BIG BALLS

[jcmeyer12]

@ButterflyJ908 bravo

[n15jayhawk]

everyone remembers exactly what they were doing when they heard what had happened. people look up to athletes and rappers and stuff but our true heros are the ones overseas fighting so we dont go through more of what happened on 9/11

[xtremejohnny69]

@6hoejoe6 funny the iranians offered to help us considering the day before they were burning american flags...just cause a country offers us help does not mean they are our allies part of preserving freedom and democracy is knowing who to trust and who not to trust a skill which many americans are losing these days

[sweeney60]

Faith, Hope, Love, The greatest of these is love ~ Corinthians 13:13

[bloodhound213]

I was 9 when it happen. That day I was in school. My mom came and got me and as soon as we got home she fell to the floor and cried just because the second plane just hit. This song means a lot to me. So I swear on my life I will server this country as a fireman, and soon a USA soldier for the rest of my life.

God bless you and every one.