RE: A little freaky

[gsm x2]

 
I was looking through the bookshelves at work today and came across this " Emergency Response to Terrorism: Basic Concepts--Instructor Guide"  written by the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Emergency Management Agency
 

in June 1997

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 Showed it to a woman I work with, whose husband is a pilot for United Airlines.  She shivered.
 
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[Gamecock Camper]

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Boy, that sent chills down my spine.  You have to wonder if the twin towers have been the number one target for terrorists.....

[Acts 2:38 girl]

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Definatly!  This was not the 1st time the towers were attacked.  That certainly was wierd though.

[jmcanzo]

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 Did you see this document? or was it something sent to you in an email??

[MommaMia]

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Although the image is upsetting in light of the Sept 11 attacks, this document depicting the Trade Towers as a target is not really all that freaky considering the Towers were targeted by a bomb attack on Feb. 26, 1993.  So the date is really inconsequential.
  Being seen by many as a symbol of the fruitfullness of American industry, the towers were probably always had the  potential to be a likely target for terrorist activity. So using the Tower images in the pamphlet was probably equivalent to using the image of fruits and vegetables for a diet and nutrition pamphlet.