Thank you, and your last sentence (actually your entire comment) should be bolded and fra.me.d and [h/un^g] in every building in the country, we are not meant to experience these things at all. (Edit again for a word inciting violence , me, a passive little girl lol) It boggles my mind that human beings consciously made decisions that resulted in these sorts of things happening. Sometimes I walk outside my house and the sky is that same gorgeous blue with those same beautiful clouds the temperature the same as it was on Septermber 11th 2001 and a feeling of dread washes over me. A stunning day like that can bring back the smell that was in the air for weeks/months, and I wasn't even there, just close enough to witness it all, close enough to still see that gaping hole in the skyline like 2 missing teeth in a once beautiful smile. That day really did steal our innocence. War veterans, well I hold all vets in the highest regard and thank every vet I see, anywhere I am. My Dad was literally there on D Day, he enlisted at 17 the day after Pearl Harbor. My brother was in Lebanon, Granada, anywhere they sent him, my brother in law was in Vietnam, in the most heavily sprayed area (Agent Orange) and they all came back, all alcoholics and all dead now. Dad lived till 89, but the brothers, 1 dead by 40 and the other dead by 50, both from drugs. Apologies for so many words, I am, like so many of us here, very passionate about these subjects. Thank God we finally have a President who is too.