A floral tribute not only to the 3,000 Americans who vanished five years ago, but also to the 60,000 plus civilian Afghans and Iraqis killed by the stupidity of the Bush administration in the last five years. Unlike the repeated replays and publications of images at the World Trade Center, not many images of how these people suffered and died, and how their families grieved were ever seen. These people existed, suffered or died as innocently as the Americans; their fate was sealed on that same day but there is no memorial, no books, TV specials and movies to remember them. I hope they are not forgotton by the world.Labels: city, Hong Kong |
Comments on "Tribute to unseen victims"
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I love the photo and your description! Well done Lisi!
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i echo tanty..hope they're not forgotten..
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Great photo, lovely of you to commemorate the lost lives.
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Great photo and I agree with you as well.
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My poor English doesn't allow me to write what I think but I totally agree with you.
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Lovely picture, beautiful description Lisi ! Shall we not forget the lost lives, and look for a peaceful world!
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What a beautiful photo Lisi!
I have seen Fahrenheit 9/11 yesterday and it's amazing the things they have found about the Bush family/administration.
Absolutely agree with you.
And sometimes it tires me to think there are so many more things/wars/misery going on but there is simple not a camera to show it to the world, so nobody hears of it.
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Well said Lisi!
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Hi lisi
Nice shot and sentiment.
"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind". Mahatma Gandhi
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Hopefully we in the daily photo family have increased global understanding by sharing a little about each of our cities.
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Way to turn a memorial to those killed by Islamic extremists into a partisan political statement. I'm sure the victims appreciate that.
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this post does not mean disrespect to the American victims, I should have stressed that. I think we disrespect them only if we do not make good things out of their deaths, or even worse, if we make bad things or use their deaths to do bad things. I cried for a week in Sept 2001 after that happened and every year when I watched the memorial ceremony on TV, but I did get emotional this year about the crazy things going on in the world which brought more innocent deaths; and that our world is getting more manipulated by the media.
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Well stated Lisi. Afghan and Iraqi lives are every bit as valuable as American lives. It's nice to have a memorial that acknowledges all the innocents.
(9-11 has been used by our president as a "partisan political statement" since the attacks occurred.)
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Totally agree with you Lisi. Terrorism of governments is also terrorism, with the difference that it's hidden behind a "legal" mask: A huge lie!
Greetings from Perú
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There are many opinions about 9/11. Here is the documentary showing the facts as they see it.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5946593973848835726
Sometimes the truth can be shocking. See it and make up your own mind.
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I like Bob's comment Lisi.
The picture is beautiful.
Curly's Photoshop
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Well said, Lisi. Don't apologise.
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I like that you have also mentioned non american lives because it seems that all you hear are the death of americans when innocent people have died as well and american lives are no more important than the lives of others in other parts of the world - there is loved ones that are hurt bny their lost just as much as those lost by american lives - nice post and good post!
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Lisi, you have spoken for many of us. This is exactly how I feel. You have put into words that really make sense. Great photo as a tribute to unseen victims.
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