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World Trade Center

All photographs taken by Kenneth A. Larson. All rights reserved. © 2003 - 2009.

About 6:45 (PDT) on the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001 the phone rang. My mother said "Are you watching TV?" I said "What happened?" She said "It's terrible, a lot of people were killed at the World Trade Center." My first thought that someone went through with a gun. Then she added "Both towers are down." My heart fell to the floor in shock as I realized that thousands of people surely died. I turned on the TV and it was on for most of my waking hours the next four days. Tuesday night, I looked over my slides and remembered the observation deck where I would never go again. I had visited the observation deck in April 1999. This building was proud and solid. Only the heat from a jet full of fuel could have brought it down.

The sick, hate-filled, heartless, cruel cowards behind this tragedy have no honor and don't practice the religion they promote. Their rewards will come to them someday.

It was hate that destroyed the World Trade Center. A small group of hate-filled people, with no love or joy in their hearts or compassion in their nonexistent souls, did the inexcusable to thousands of innocent people, just to prove how mean they could be. It is time, no matter how difficult, for all of us good people to go on and not stoop to the depths of depravity of these bad people.

The best thing for us to do is go on, don't let them slow us down or stop us. America should stand strong and defiant against these cruel people - they will receive their rewards in Hell.

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The base of one of the towers (probably the north). April 30, 1999.
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This beautiful model was in the observation level. April 30, 1999.

The World Trade Center towers were destroyed by 10 people, soldiers in a war against freedom. They were part of an army of hate-filled people who wanted to destroy our moral. We kicked their butts and became stronger. Rendering
This is my design proposal for a replacement 200 story tower.

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