I remember when I first heard about it, I was back in Thessaloniki, sleeping cause I had to get up very early to catch the plane to london. My mother woke me up and told me to turn on the tv in my room. I did and I was just catching the second I think plane hitting the towers. I thought it was weird for my mother to wake me up to watch a movie. Quickly enough of course, I understood that it was all too real. The guy on the tv (some greek guy) was saying how the towers were full of people. I was scared, worried and eventualy started crying. I had a feeling that the towers would collapse, and of course they did a bit later. All I could think of was that the towers were full of people (30K+?) and that most of them could have died. I was in a terrible condition. Like everybody else I had no idea who was behind it at the moment, though I did get to the idea of the behind osama after a while. The other thing I remember was the tv showing footage of people in some arabic countries (don't even remember where right now) and how they were celebrating. I felt very sad about the whole thing. I didn't feel so much anger towards them for celebrating the event, but pity.
The fact that osama and his pals have not been caught or killed yet makes me furious about the *meep* up of the current administration in the USA. They are incompetent, fools and do not deserve to rule the greatest country in the world.
I am afraid that the osama and co will only be caught with the next administration (rep or dem), because the current is the who is who of stupidity to the levels of treason.
I love the USA and I can't stand how it is been treated by its current leaders like a toilet for them to do their work.
:ranting:
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