New York fifteen years after 9/11 | Documentaries

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9/11 - hardly any other date signifies an event and its global consequences to such an extent. Fifteen years later, Americans are still traumatized by the attacks and society deeply divided.

[@garym444]

the grief, sadness, anger, racism, questions, fear, etc. will continue for generations over one day in the life of humanity

[@dwnews]

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[@starscream7798]

Woah

[@LOVELIFETM]

You can just turn off comments if it bugs you guys so much...

[@anner.5347]

We are still losing heroes because of the tragedy of 9/11/2001. Whether they died that day or years or decades later because of resulting illnesses, we remember and honor them always. America owes you, WE WILL NOT FORGET God Bless You All.

[@tiffprendergast]

AMERICAN GIRL yesss

[@_Hamish]

RIP all the innocent arabs in the middle east who have been bombed, shot, murdered and misplaced by American troops for the past 30 years. Never 4get.

[@djtoxicdhg]

And sadly are polatishins are not doing enough for them ;(

[@djtoxicdhg]

@@_Hamish fax

[@Seraphda1]

Rip bozo

[@Kari2025]

The structural void will never be filled. Yes, there’s a building there, but it will never suffice. Until everyone who knew the world and the skyline before 9/11 dies, it’ll always feel wrong

[@MissJade805]

What do you mean?

[@ajplays7241]

@@MissJade805 as the skyline is dead without the Twin Towers or A twin to One World Trade

[@tiffprendergast]

@@ajplays7241 nooo

[@Bebold94]

My sister lived in Manhattan until 2000, I went to see her around Christmas and the late 90s. I fell in love with Manhattan, it was so so beautiful and my favorite photo was of the Statue of Liberty with Twin Towers in the background. I will never go back there, nothing can replace those beautiful buildings and obviously I'm not even mentioning the many many many lives lost. Well they weren't lost they were murdered.

[@thelastword71]

I not only think the current design respects and memorializes, the new one world trade center does blow the prior out of the water in every way possible physically and in terms of symbolic meaning.

[@adminsroserobertson]

We won't forget. United We Stand

[@anner.5347]

We are not united though never have we been so divided and it is not by accident. The Community Instigator is doing what he does best. DIVIDE, FOMENT, STIR.

[@gerrigamble4950]

united with whom?

[@freefall9112]

United? Americans voted in Bush. This had PNAC Neocons and Mossad written all over it. Good look standing united while zionist scumbags running your media, banks and corrupt politicians run the country into the ground.

[@potcha]

Forget what?

[@kifter4254]

admins rose robertson your government did this

[@RochelleEskue]

Dennis, I too have made a sanctuary in the garage right after my own husband passed away and it makes me feel closer to him just being around his "guy"things.

[@tiffprendergast]

Rochelle Eskue sorry 😐

[@penske_material]

The structural void HAS NOT been filled

[@tiffprendergast]

Penske Material yes it has

[@joelangley7974]

Tiff Prendergast actually it hasn’t as the 9/11 memorial sits in the foundation of where the old World Trade Center sat.

[@allandavis8201]

I don’t understand, there is a new tower built and the 9/11 memorial is also on the site, so surly both are structures and filling the void. Please explain.

[@joelangley7974]

Dj Phantom well I don’t really get what your asking, I suppose the original comment or meant the void in a sense of nothing like the twin towers will ever top them, I meant in a more physical sense as I previously mentioned, the void of where the towers once stood is not filled, technically as you said it is by the memorial but not really filling where the towers once stood.

[@alboss52]

Joe Langley no actually it’s much smaller than the og foundations of tower one and tower two so it isn’t even the foundations

[@lucywest1988]

I’m glad that guy has his dog... We over think the beautiful beings but they pull us through the worst of times ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@teklaszymanski1917]

So, who made the decision in this movie not to interview anyone who lost a loved one on 9/11 and how they cope?

[@taehyungoppa7208]

R.I.P to those who lost their lives. Sending prayers and love ❣️😘 9/11/21

[@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586]

Wise People seek Peace and not war. No one wins at war. Since 2001, I personally feel our country has been in a decline. Sometimes your enemies want you to stop focusing on yourself and your society as a whole and this in return drains the entire culture and it's Freedoms as a whole. Always choose Kindness over Cruelty and see everyone as your equal as a fellow Human Being. A country divided against it's or who leads with fear can not Stand strong.

[@ktracha1978]

You are so right!

[@maxpower1337]

I wish they built the towers back the way they were.

[@nicksoley]

t 1 01 there really is no reason why they can’t. Except for money.

[@themisslena1]

Why?

[@itztasi3932]

It wouldn’t be the same you know that

[@joshbecque3922]

It wouldnt have been the same

[@joshbecque3922]

It would of happened again, i think rebuilding the towers would of been putting a false band aid over it.

[@claygar310]

Once it got political, I tuned out.

[@samanthamontgomery9392]

God bless you all who have survived or lost family. There has been a sorrow linguring since this tragic day but we will never forget never ever forget

[@nancycampbellgibson2634]

There are some people that if they don't know, you can't tell them.

[@erinw8787]

It’s not just Americans who remember where they were . I will never forget it , it was very early morning in Australia , several hours ahead of America and my mum called me distressed and told me to turn on the tv . At that point only the first plane had hit . I watched in horror as the second plane hit the other tower . I saw them come down . Never will I forget that day .

[@MsScarletDove]

As a patriotic American citizen I found this video biased against patriotism and praising Islam..........disgusting.............

[@Jonipoon]

I’m not even American, and I agree with you. Probably one of the worst videos DW has ever produced.

[@TheSonic1685]

Just viewing the remains of a human who jumped from the towers seeing his torso severed from his legs splattered on the side walk. But no this Muslim woman knows some friends who got arrested what a victim she is the horror!

[@ka4576]

Not just every American remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing. every person on the planet who is English speaking remembers. I was a 5 year old girl in Australia, and even i remember exactly where i was and how i learned of this (my friends are the same). I imagine the worst reminders would come months after. All those missed appointments. Nobody to pick up dry cleaning or monthly prescriptions. People not showing up for work the week of. Cars left in the same spot for weeks, and you just knew... i cant imagine.

[@malissahyatt2425]

I never thought about missed appointments or unpicked up dry cleaning.

[@joshuaabell444]

That’s amazing to me others outside this country where touched by this horrible act of terror

[@mirkakuczun2294]

@@joshuaabell444 yes,we remember,and cry for the victims

[@viscousliquid4348]

i saw something a while ago about the empty cars that were left in a parking lot where people would park and then commute to work. Like you said, it's not just the shock and devastation of the initial attacks, but also the menial reminders afterwards that are really haunting.

[@whyyes6428]

I agree. I was born in 1994, I was 7 when this happened. I'll never forget happily enjoying TV before my family came screamin into the loungeroom and booted me out of the way and spent the following day watching the news. I remember there was not a single channel that wasn't featuring this story. The amount of unease in society for a year later was remarkable. I can still feel it.

[@michaelclyne9473]

What a great video. Well made and presented. Just showing how all humans have to deal with trauma, most of which is stored within our minds. A good view into the lives of those having to cope with such trauma and the fall out. Mindfulness and wellbeing is a requirement of survival in our world, alongside the support of those around us.

[@tillyboos]

Unless you are a native New Yorker, and were actually in NYC (or in Washington D.C.) on 9/11, it's REALLY HARD to FULLY comprehend the full scope of the trauma and the resulting effects 9/11 has REALLY, TRULY had. I tried to explain this recently to someone from somewhere else in the world who experienced 9/11 via the news media as a small child, and they were lamenting the effect 9/11 had on air travel being shut down for a few days and that 9/11 was a "global" event. While that's true, let's be real: the impact on the rest of the world was economic. The true human toll and traumatic aftermath and the disproportionate impact of 9/11 was concentrated in NYC & Washington DC. People that weren't there and experienced 9/11 through the news media experienced it second-hand vicariously, they weren't exposed to the first-hand trauma. I couldn't even bring myself to go near Ground Zero for a LONG, LONG, LONG time. And the SMELL that permeated lower Manhattan for weeks and weeks and months afterwards was literally, INDESCRIBABLE. And the hole in the skyline was 💔, UTTERLY devastating to see every day when I'd cross the Manhattan Bridge while commuting. I moved out to the San Francisco Bay Area in Northern California from NYC in the late summer/early fall of 2004, and before I left I visited Ground Zero for the first time since the attacks. It took me nearly three years to get there because I just couldn't deal with the enormity of the tragedy. I'd gone back to work in Manhattan on Monday, September 17th, just six days after the attacks, but I ACTIVELY avoided ALL of lower Manhattan below Canal St. (I worked in the Hudson Square area on Greenwich St. @ Canal so it wasn't easy because I worked only about 13 blocks north of where the WTC had been) for YEARS. I COULD NOT go below Canal St., because it was just TOO CLOSE. I'd have panic and anxiety attacks if I was on the subway and we were stopped in a tunnel in lower Manhattan, or if I had to transfer trains in lower Manhattan; I just couldn't do it, I'd have to go further uptown to do so. I freaked out once on the PATH train going to visit my best friend from college in New Jersey because someone had accidentally left a package on the train seat and I thought it was a bomb. It actually turned out to be a holiday cheesecake. It's funny in retrospect, but it's not funny at the same time. I freaked out having to drive on the bridges or through the tunnels -- I thought they'd strike again at ANY moment. ANY loud noise made me jump in my skin. It was COMPLETELY HORRIBLE. That's what 9/11 did to THOUSANDS & THOUSANDS of New Yorkers, myself included. That's the kind of traumatic response you have to experiencing first-hand trauma, SO, I knew what I was experiencing, but that didn't make it any easier. Like she said: "I have good days and bad days. When it gets really bad, I go see my son." I can DEFINITELY relate.

[@isabelleferland662]

I was 16 at the time. My dad just had a heart attack at age 40. My familly and i were in his hospital bedroom as it happenned. I will always remember that day

[@janellirving4625]

Isabelle Ferland That's sad. How is he?

[@isabelleferland662]

he died

[@kadoklipz4725]

Isabelle Ferland that's to bad. He will always be missed and he will rest in peace from this crazy world.

[@heha9752]

Isabelle Ferland My Great Grandpa was in the hospital too in Upstate NY, and he asked if it was a movie. It was so sad to tell him it wasn't.

[@-_-Sure.Not_]

I was 16 too my condolences

[@johnshields6852]

My dad died in 1999 and after 9/11 I tried to console myself, selfishly, by thinking, thank God my dad didn't have to watch this. RIP, here in Boston we have a memorial for the 303 of Massachusetts who died that day, I visit every 9/11 and pray for them, that day tested my faith like no other time, but God is my strength and we live on, the lost souls would've wanted that. 🙏🌎🇺🇸

[@angelobugini6771]

New York, fifteen years after 9/11 is a remarkable documentary! I truly did appreciate it so much. Thanks a lot for sharing! Keep it up!

[@nomopms1]

Given the number of ppl allowed to enter the U.S. unchecked, there must be a darn good reason why her father isn't allowed back in. Wonder what's going on with him.

[@daisyfallacis]

Not easy to be coping with everything that has happened. Prayers for everyone involved. More kindness and more humanity as we move forward....

[@zizzi3043]

This is more a social justice support video, and less a documentary. I thought it was going to be about rising up from the ashes and rebuilding. Moving forward, and the ways people moved on but still remember. But it was not.

[@privatename1184]

This is a Liberal training film on how to change the country after 911 and nothing more

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

They conveniently don't say why he was deported back to Jordan. We're supposed to feel bad for him when we don't even know what he did? Forget it.

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

While they whine about not being able to see their dad on their "anniversary" who probably did something illegal, they don't even think about the 3000 people who died on the same day, which is what this is about. Stop making it about yourself.

[@tylergustafson7058]

I agree with you

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

You all are plain hateful.

[@noviceprepper5397]

good documentary. my condolences to the families who lost loved ones during that horrific attack and to the many first responders who became ill trying to help. may the victims rest in peace. It's unacceptable when innocent people are blamed/targeted for what criminals and murderers have done with regard to innocent Muslim people just trying to live their lives and who experience harassment.

[@MrAlex-ej8ov]

say, I was visiting a museum the other day, It was a trolley museum, that is besides the point. They had something that survived the attack, the subway system had a station right beneath the twin towers, it was part of a ten car train, and it was the only one that survived the towers falling on top of the station, each door had one of the four lines running into that station marked. Never forget.

[@robtrousdale7039]

I’m sorry that her family was deported, but she can still see her family member, the families impacted by 9/11 do not share that luxury

[@mcfrdmn]

Very interesting and informative video !

[@MrRhomas913]

He was in jail for 3.5 years. Seems like there was a serious violation.

[@kaytee7850]

His family should move to Jordan to be all together again

[@ocjon1965]

nice propaganda piece

[@LindaBarton777]

Very well done - Shared ty

[@CB66886]

Its sad to see how 2 planes hitting 2 buildings on 1 day has affected the world in different ways and how it lead to an actual war, its terrifying to see the consequences of just a few peoples actions. Even individual people are effected in different ways, the first responders suffer with things such as anxiety, depression and PTSD, even things such as cancer and other illnesses. Its horrible to see.

[@s.agmoment2541]

Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11

[@nickm.777]

Who's watching this on the 15th anniversary of 9/11?

[@FateBoost]

Not me.

[@domenicpetrosinelli8597]

Me

[@987TravelSingapore]

me

[@juantistic3855]

me

[@makayladenita5141]

me

[@chadrowland5234]

I was in middle school. I was in math class and it was supposed to be a math test day and my teacher came and got me out of class and took me to the school library. My math test was canceled. I was taken to the school library and, my academic assistant who was also a student in ISS was waiting in the hallway and we went to the school library and I saw what happened. At first, I thought it was an accident. I actually said, "Like wow! That's the craziest accident I have ever seen in my whole life!" That was until the second tower got hit and then I realized that it was terrorist attack. When the towers collapsed, that was when I realized the magnitude of the attack. I never forgot that.

[@KawaiiCat2]

Its so true. We are all on edge. Going up a hi-riser and feeling like you are on top of the world, in the clouds, looking out the window is no more. Now we all feel this sense of eerie. Sure it may not stop some of us from going up there and enjoying the view, but it is an eerie view as compared to before.

[@viyuyinnvalar7867]

Music_Lights If it is so fucking eerie why go up there then??? ''That not would stiop some of us"" and so what with that?

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

The police couple really love their son. Hope they find peace even though I totally don't agree with their political views

[@michaelsabella5924]

Very Good video, hope the folks guilty of 911 are watching it, but I ask one question, how can you live with yourself knowing the amount of pain and suffering you've caused......

[@sundiverjl]

I love how people came together. New Yorkers came together to help each other. Before that, people from NY were stereotyped as just being jerks. it wasn't true. The way everyone came together in a time of crisis showed that it didn't matter about anything people superficially place value in such as ethnicity or socioeconomic status, everyone was there helping each other no matter what.

[@aroopdatta8905]

Excellent Documentary ...touched !!

[@azn412]

Thank you to all the first responders, heroes and angels of 9/11!!!! I am still haunted by what I saw that day and the smells during following weeks of cleanup

[@dumitrulangham1721]

DAMC3808 😢😢😢😢😢👏👍👊👊👊👊👊👊👊

[@ojsilva1975]

Can’t imagine the smell, someone in another video (day after 9/11) said that it smelled like Burnt Flesh & Jet Fuel.

[@karendalsadik7119]

The amount of military equiptment left behind was greater in Vietnam.

[@teiilalawmpuii4750]

Not just every American, even I, a 6 year old boy(at that time) from North East India remembered where i was and what i was doing at that time. Crazy time.

[@justforlaughsgags-asia3809]

True .Everyone was scared

[@M1.942]

God bless all that stand and all that fell

[@vincentp.locollo3343]

MAY PEACE BE WITH YOU!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU.........

[@just1eevee691]

Who is watching this on 9-11-16?

[@maecyteeter7727]

I am

[@janewinkles8859]

Me I remember that day it is a day that no one will ever forget, may the lord embrace the families and their loved ones those wonderful souls are with him,

[@bighaas435]

Here here!

[@anner.5347]

What is your point? That no one cares? Not enough care but some still do.

[@imonster_vr6966]

here

[@distone1082]

I'm an Aussie and that day changed the world, not just America. I was 20 when 9/11 happened. I was so shocked, that people could do this to each other. Horrific! I wish everyone would stop the hate.... hate is what caused 9/11. When does it end?

[@kromatox1468]

He pointed out he was 11 when he experienced 9/11, I'm currently 11 and this was truly sad, my 6th grade class didn't even do anything to support USA yesterday!

[@kkel4965]

ur 14 now right?

[@Jettingred4]

God bless the fallen and those who miss and love them 😇

[@yahooo949]

Such a tragedy. It's really sad how many people lost their lives out of the blue. We will always remember what happened in 9/11 and I hope that there will be no more terrorism.

[@richarddijkstra599]

only when I look at 911, just give me the shivers so painfully and many people were unlucky that they had to be there only that day to do their job R.I.P I never forget this day and I still know what I was doing when it happened in my car to work here in holland

[@modulonatic]

I still remember to the day, this day. I was 8 years old, at a friends house. We played Nintendo 64, and his father came running in the lviving room saying: "Turn of the game and switch to the TV!" And there it was, the burning tower. We saw live that the second tower was hit. His dad saying "the world will never be the same, we are going to war!" We think of you all that died.

[@dafitzy7590]

What a puff piece. Did CNN produce this?

[@OutSideDeMatrix]

right on donna. YUP!

[@jonnydupe07]

Agreed!!

[@volcommadness]

Donna Ks damn who pissed in your cereal.

[@NicoleKe]

Trump supporter. Makes sense. Nothing more to say.

[@VickiBee]

I wonder if that person who's "sick and tired" is also "sick and tired" of living, being that she (and all the rest of us) were BLESSED with continued life while Eric otoh had his flagrantly smashed into millions of pieces and then deleted as if he'd never passed through this world at all. I'm starting to get sick of people who are blessed with longevity comPLAINing about how bad it is to be allowed to live. And I was "marginalized" the day I was born with a "disability." Eric was one of the people who didn't treat me different in a bad way just because I had a semi-noticeable disability. And it doesn't matter how many years pass bc DEAD like DIAMONDS means forever. Fifteen years from now, he's still going to be dead, still with no remains.

[@Zr22022]

its time for world leaders to stop this never ending acts of violence and start getting along with each other and bring a ever lasting peace to the world before we all self distruct

[@majamusuramalatestinic8245]

"Divide and conquer" is happening since 9/11, but people all around the world are too blind to see. Instead of seeing the world leaders as the evil ones, we are turning against each other. My country has gone through war 30 years ago ... people were having coffee as neighbours one day, the second day they were blind of hate due to political agenda and gone to the war against each other... The same thing is happening today with the pandemic... keeping people apart and dividing them "for their health" is not something we, as humans, should agree to...

[@Deadeye-no8bu]

The structural void has most certainly not been filled

[@jeremiahjohnson6082]

Yes but Silverstein is a lot richer. O and the property still belongs to him. No investigation of this..his taking out 'terrorism ' insurance for 100 times the value of the building; he couldn't be at work that day because of a dental appointment; his 2 children who both worked there and were coincidentally 'late' ONLY that day. And he knew they were going to 'pull' building 7 (what?!!). And there is Bush, leaving Florida to fly 3 hours to Texas while Dick Cheney ran everything (refusing to issue shootdown orders, lying about his whereabouts and timings and the heads of norad etc that couldn't be found until everything was over. He insured NO ONE was in charge that day to ensure mission success: .that was his function and he did that admirably. Saudis (hypothetically) financed by saudi arabia but the USA invades Afghanistan and Iraq in response. And while others flights were grounded, one lone plane with 120 Saudis aboard including Osama's brother was allowed to leave. Makes sense, right? And no one even questions all this... How stupid can you be to buy this shit?

[@CMSLProductions]

Agreed. The towers should have been rebuilt. I don’t care what anyone says. We all loved those buildings. And we miss them.

[@Jamellii]

@@jeremiahjohnson6082 L conspiracy theories

[@alspencer3826]

I love how the program described the Mcnaughton family as conservative Republican family, and this may be true. However, you will not see any equivalent programs describe people as "liberal democrat", just one example of how shows force you to view content through their prism. In short, they make that family to look like the exception and not the rule.

[@kateSullivan3927]

Why make this political? This is a documentary about 911 where ALL Americans were involved, regardless of their political leanings. No one cares if someone is conservative Republican and it certainly doesnt make them better

[@kitkatt430]

@@kateSullivan3927 Well the documentary made it political by stating that the family was a conservative Republican family. Why couldn't they have said they were just an American family because there wasn't any need to state their political stance.

[@georgiesonymusic675]

God Bless the World and Peace for the World.

[@Thinks-First]

5:13 I think the murdered victims and their families feel marginalized too. Is this the "spit in your eye" perspective of 9/11 ?

[@D1Trini4u]

@14:20 - I may disagree with him, his views on the War, and on his support of Donald Trump. He may hate me for being an immigrant, being pro-Peace, for voting for Hillary - but if given the chance, I would love to shake that Man, and his Wife's hands and offer them thanks for providing a Son that was brave enough, and tough enough, and Patriotic enough to fight for my Freedoms, Liberty, and Rights. I may not agree with the War, but I will never turn my back on a Soldier, his Family, and his Legacy. As an American, despite what one Presidential candidate will have you believe, this is a rather Universal attitude. To that Family, and to that Young Man, thank you. I may not always agree with you, but if there is one thing this piece taught me was that His Example is that we all belong, and we all have the right and responsibility to defend who and what We Are. Again, from a Liberal - thank you, and may God Bless Your Son.

[@ctcole77]

go back to sleep you twoofer sheep

[@tjhookit]

Well said.

[@toynazi]

If you are for Peace and you voted for Hillary. You are very confused my friend.

[@IntelligentHorseworldofrandom]

Are you legal?

[@marty9660]

agreed, killary

[@joharimar3909]

I don’t know why I have an obsession with New York. Especially 9/11 history. I feel like I lived in ny in my past life. It’s such a weird feeling

[@serotonin3247]

Maybe you are a F.R.I E.N.DS FAN TOO like me

[@paloalto5965]

@@serotonin3247 what does that show have to do with 9/11?

[@serotonin3247]

@@paloalto5965 not with 9.11 but with Ny. It's based in Manhattan, Fells like I'm there when watching it

[@XDKnoori]

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[@2me4my5]

We do not all want the same thing. Our God does not call on us to kill others who are different (though He permits us to fight to defend ourselves). However, Allah commands his followers to kill other only because their beliefs are different. You have to read the Koran for yourself. Don't stay ignorant. Neville Chamberlain did and Europe paid.

[@kermitthemutantlevitatingf7836]

that's exactly the point. "kill those who have different faiths"

[@oneman80840]

why George Bush declared the war in Iraq a crusade? while the Quran says fight those who fight you

[@Sikander72]

The most horrific single day tragedy ever we pray 🙏 something like this never happens again

[@lionlocVanDwellington]

I myself have been guilty of Islamaphobia but I understand it is wrong an I'm trying to educate myself an change that. I refuse to believe that's what the victims of 9/11 would want us to be doing.

[@dana8503]

Educate yourself by reading the Quran, it's a small book, it will only take you a couple of days to read it. I'm sure you'll never find any link between terror and what it says...at all. *cough*

[@elbandido9887]

dana do you need reading glasses or a date ?

[@elbandido9887]

reading glasses

[@dracosaurian9680]

Dana The same can be said about any monotheistic religion, or their respective "Bible".

[@justinko683]

Could have been all avoided if the USA would just mind its own business

[@ihl8608]

so true Justin

[@ainelawlor5755]

really good video god bless everyone

[@chezza2116]

Can you imagine working on the top floor of the new building? I'd wasn't some serious wages.. coz every time I saw a plane... I'd be on edge.

[@VickiBee]

Eric Bennett lost his life when he was 29. He will never be 30 years old. He was going to celebrate his 30th birthday by going to the World Series in October, 2001 but 5 weeks before it happened, THIS occurred. You can't even imagine how upsetting it was to read a line from some reporter, saying that "the World Series is a chance for New Yorkers to finally move on from the terrible thing that happened on September 11." Really? I thought. Then I wondered what happened to his tickets he'd bought since he couldn't use them anymore.

[@ktracha1978]

Every year I tell my kids... "Please don't you ever forget 911, tell your kids, tell your grandkids."

[@Stonecrusher333]

Tell your kids the truth. Israel did it.

[@tiffprendergast]

@@Stonecrusher333 nooo

[@XDKnoori]

@@Stonecrusher333 .

[@captjimMcintyre]

more nothing about what really transpired that day--just more suffering!

[@denisesimpson591]

wonderful and yes i am also praying

[@brianbeatty6901]

that day I was recovering from knee surgery and sitting on IRC in the movies4u channel when everyone started flooding the chat saying the trade center was hit. I turned on CNN and was floored by what I saw. I wanted to come from where I live in Canada to help dig on the pile and help out but I was told that nobody was getting into New York.

[@jayboy27jayjay9]

r.i.p uncle

[@tiffprendergast]

jay boy 27 jayjay rip

[@Josh-cm9jw]

I've watched quite a few 9/11 documentaries including a couple of docu-dramas. But this one hit hardest. Seeing the long term effects on the people involved is harrowing, and a sobering reminder of just how many people from a multitude of backgrounds 9/11 affected

[@come4itofficial517]

👏👏👏 beautiful, magnifique, what a good documentary 😞❤️

[@margaretzoheir4468]

The Americans, and indeed the World, will never forget this heinous, evil attack. 15 years is nothing.

[@scottbrown6654]

why they didn't build the second tower is beyond me

[@isaacpedroza1210]

Scott Brown Because It Takes Time To Build The Second Twin Tower

[@chownful]

One World Trade Center is a poor replacement for the World Trade Center towers.

[@bec1423]

I was 6-7 when 9/11 happened still remember it till this day it was on every channel on tv that day it was just unbelievable an shocking may everyone’s soul that was lost that day be at peace

[@applecreeksolarllc5064]

The threat of it repeating itself is I would not feel comfortable to work on those top floors

[@vincentblanchard2515]

at 8:18 : she's sorry her parents can celebrate their anniversaries... does she even think about the 3,000 plus people who died on 9/11? how about THEM not being able to celebrate living? This is insane, no voice should be given to these people.

[@magistrumartium]

She had nothing to do with it, just like your family probably had nothing to do with the My Lai massacre in Vietnam.

[@jscheesy6]

Youre implying that just her being muslim means that she feels the 9/11 attacks were justified, and that is just blatantly untrue

[@vincentblanchard2515]

I'm not implying anything Jscheesy6, do not go there please. I m just saying that playing victim is not appropriate in comparison to the horror those 3000 plus people lived through not counting the grief of their families. And I assume that if her father could not stay the American Law was applied, is it now wrong to follow the law in America?

[@dasein9980]

If they dislike the conditions of our country they can always go to live in one of those amazing nations in the Middle East.

[@elbandido9887]

let me ask you something:they made a decision to attack this country on 9/11 dont you think they knew what the consequence would be? so dont complain abaut the million or so Iraqis and Afghan that died.innocent or not. islam is run by pure greed and envy and nothing more. they want it all. now you either share the wealth or go straight back to war. we are two common enemies.and we are tired of your excuses, so PURGE OR DIE. we are not the russian weaklings fighting al-quida in afghnistan SO PURG OR DIE SOON ENOUGH. DONALD TRUMP IS HERE!!!$$$$

[@Gog3453]

But nobody wants to talk about the nanothermite that was found in all that dust

[@CottonFist]

Most people simply can't handle the truth and refuse to listen. It can destroy a person...

[@chinookh4713]

Thermite commonly used in civilian construction like welder and electricians. and all it is is powdered metal and metallic oxide. And what was the WTC after the collapse a pile of rubble and metal exposed to outside eliminates that underwent extreme conditions and stress Rust is a metallic oxide. Yall just as bad as Alex Jones, being a NYer and someone with family in the FDNY that day and the days following it dehumanizing and disgusting. 2 giant jet liners hit two skyscrapers full of fuel accelerating, Of course the buliding gonna collapse of course their gonna be extreme stress and over course other buildings around it are gonna be impacted. As a Fire Fighter I understand how dangerous simple fires can be. Back drafts Flahses overs all seem insane but it's true. 9/11 was not an inside job

[@Gog3453]

@@chinookh4713 Steele structural buildings don’t implode do to fire. Whoever put all that nanothermite in those buildings had access to those buildings

[@desicatz]

I don't condone hating all Muslims, absolutely not. I have had positive and negative experiences with that group, as I have with all people. One great memory that stands out was when I was at work. I was sad because my grandmother was dying of cancer and it showed in my demeanor and expression. A regular customer who was Islamic came in with his grandson, like he did everyday. He always bought candy for this little boy. He was always gentle to me. He saw I was upset and asked me what was wrong. I told him and he gave me his Tasbih, a prayer bead like the Catholic Rosary beads. They were dark red and beautiful. He said to pray with these and they might help me find peace. I'm not religious in any faith, though my family is Catholic. However, that meant so much to me. He said, "Don't be sad. You are my sister and God has a place for all of us when we die." I want to cry remembering that. I know why people here are distrustful and angry but I also know the good and that man exemplifies that. Please remember that the Islamic people suffered when extremists ruined what their religion and culture stand for.

[@libertyforamericanow]

just noticed the new building kinda has pyramid type looks

[@terryrodbourn2793]

I was in Northern Virginia after a night work was at a muffler/brake shop and the worked stop after the customer seats TV were reporting the attacks We all heard the plane slamming in the Pentagon and after that I told the owner and showed him my Government work ID and him and the mechanics immediately put my car back together then owner warned my my emergency brakes weren't hooked up! The owner then made me an appointment the next week to fix my brakes. The next week going back to the shop the owner and mechanics wouldn't take my money at all to fix my car! The we and the mechanics kind of became friendly after that! God Bless the thankless mechanics!

[@barbaramartins7172]

9/11 sure was the beginning of the living hell ... God Bless us all

[@viyuyinnvalar7867]

Barbara Martins What liviing hell? What the fuck are u talking about?

[@tiffprendergast]

Barbara Martins yup

[@kaitlynsmith204]

the knew tower could get destroyed but that would be very terrible and heartbreaking

[@arcie3716]

I wish I could experience America before the attacks happened..

[@mistycassidy401]

Why does the film maker have to bring into this very biased political views? This would be a better film if it was left out.

[@SimonSozzi7258]

3:00 "A much more secure building." In what way? Were the Twin towers poorly built?

[@sojasous5018]

Simon Sozzi In safety’s sake, yes

[@ulyssesgrant4324]

Simon Sozzi I think he means security.

[@magedalameddine1231]

In terms of security, safety and evacuation planning they weren't the greatest. Also add the incredible amount of asbestos they contained.

[@crispywater681]

Yes actually. Poorly fire proofed, completely steel, a metal core that was covered in a thin sheet rock instead of concrete, the buildings were ticking time bombs.

[@markgriffin2087]

@@crispywater681 they weren’t poorly built the problem is no building can withstand huge airplanes carrying tons of jet fuel coming at a building at 500 MPH sim surprised they didn’t collapse within seconds of impact they weren’t poorly built no building is built to withstand that type of blow

[@superfanarsenal2754]

They should of built another two twin towers 1 floor higher than the ones that fell in 9/11 to show that the USA will always stay strong and carry on with life god bless America from the UK wales

[@dagmarzaunick9744]

I LOVE New York and Its People!

[@Ryan19812012]

We get knocked down but we get right back up. We don't let what the terrorist did on 09/11/2001 consumer our every day life.

[@Realthinx]

in other words: We believe everything our government tells us and keep refusing to be true patriots demanding truth. We keep spitting on the grave of every single innocent victim of that day as well as setting their family members to shame by our incredible ignorance. shame on us, the majority.

[@budpitsch1]

People who are Muslim ought to speak out against all of these attacks here and abroad if they are involved in such a peaceful religion. I believe this is what bothers most Americans that none of the Muslim clerics are speaking out against such outrageous attacks. If they did this would help people to see them differently and not have any preconceived notions about them or their faith. I am sorry for the profiling that goes on but this is what happens when none of the leaders of this faith speak out against these things. Please speak out!!

[@michaelpage3312]

they DO speak out. the right ignores them. they speak out against radicalism all the time and you people ignore them, dumbass.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

There's a reason they don't. Muslims hate the west, either secretly or publicly.

[@yingyang2838]

Mary Pitschmann they do...all the time! I wish whites people spoke out against racist hate crimes and school shootings but......

[@holli_bells7048]

The Mayor of the town I live in lost a fellow firefighter friend in 9/11

[@darkedy8707]

That's a nightmare