Twin Tower Memorials To Rise ALL Over the Globe
Twin Towers During Attack In 9/11/2001
A global memorial for The Twin Towers is going to be held this September 11 in almost all countries of the world and states within America. In a sense, Fox news calls this event “the Twin Towers rising again”. Parts of the the metal beams and other steel bars that were once part of the World Trade Center’s North and South Towers are being donated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey upon requests of other states and countries who wish to come up with their own Twin Towers Memorial.
Bill Baroni, Port Director of New York and New Jersey said that he has received an outpouring of requests from towns, colleges, counties and even cities from all over the USA and the world for these metal beams and artifacts for the global memorial to be held this Sept 11. He said even several fire departments requested for these metals that used to be part of the Twin Towers “so that the Twin Towers decide to dole out some 15,000 linear feet of steel that was once part of ground zero. “
He even disclosed that some of these memorials have already been designed and built. He identified these places such as memorials in Hillard, Ohio and the Grand Junction in Colorado. He also said that there is already oen now existing in Milan, Italy but that teh rest, like the one in New Jersey will be unveiled in Septmeber 11, the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attack on America.
Captain Steven Saymon of Brooklawn, N.J., one of the rescue workers to the World Trade Center on Sept. 11th called it a memorial ” to reflect, time to remember, and time to move forward.” It was Symon who started the Brooklawn efffort to come up with the 9/11 monument. Along with the steel from the World Trade Center, it will likewise contain a piece of stone from the Pentagon and some soil from the crash site of Flight 93 in Shankville, Pa.
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Posted by Maria Clinton
on Jul 20 2011. Filed under Featured, Politics.
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