Hi, I'm looking for a friend, his name is Roberto Rosero, he was working at one of the twin towers, unfortunatelly I don't know in wich one. He is from Bronx,NY, Please, if you have any information of him, contact me. Thanks a lot.

I am looking for any information on James Patrick working for Cantor Fitzgerald. Please help

I am looking for Mark Broderick who worked at Cantor Fitzgerald. Please help.

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Bless you all

===Toby Wallis===

Hi I am looking for a family friend he worked in Tower 2 of the World Trade Center 96th floor. He worked for Fiduciary. His name is Tariq Amanullah. My prayers with everyone that are looking for their loved ones and their families.

I am overwhelmed with a million queries going on in my head. What happens to all the kids that were to be picked up? What happens to all the kids who go home to no one? Are there other family members to investigate these questions? What happens to all the family pets that are waiting for no one to arrive home? What happens to the elder that depended on someone to be there?
Where did all the cars get parked? How will these meager belongings be claimed (if possible) by those who are left? How many people are left homeless? Where are the records coming from, going to-to search for the missing? My heart is breaking with these questions. How do they get answered? Who knows, who do I ask, who do I tell?

"A Message to All Americans"
September 15, 2000


"The message that follows this one is from all of us at the Spirit of Ma'at. We hope that perhaps the ideas it expresses can help to empower us in this moment of darkness.

But first — now that four days have slowly slipped by — my soul would like to speak to you, if you wish to listen, about something I see as a core issue in all that is happening.

We Americans have been watching life go by as though it were a surrealist movie. On TV, we see the flames of wars and watch them burn — Israel and Palestine, NATO, Kosiva, Iraq, Iran, India and Pakistan, Columbia and the drug guerrillas, North and South Korea, Russia, Chechnya, Ireland, England. We see the incredible pain. But it doesn't affect us directly. We have become numb to the violence. Numbness appears to be our only way of dealing with the tragedies of life. We feel very little in our hearts and bodies. In fact, most of us are barely in our bodies. We exist mostly in our minds and in the images.

It is all so removed.

And within our own society are ills that weaken us in our own eyes and in those of the world, and again, we are numb. We do not feel in our hearts the pain of the children who are raped, tortured, and made to serve the perpetrators of child pornography. We are numb to child abuse and people abuse, murder and violence on our streets and in our homes. We accept divorce as the natural order of things.

We witness the suffering of the world's people, the ravages of hunger and starvation. We face horrible diseases that threaten all life. And even more devastating, we see our Mother Earth herself dying, in her final gasps for life. CNN brings all of this to our eyes in massive doses, and we let it all into our living rooms, watching our little boxes, playing in our fantasy world, eating and drinking our fine foods and wines.

How could we allow ourselves to feel the true pain of it all? To feel such pain could almost kill us. So we don't feel it. It never happens to us.

What now? The pain is here. Not just at our doorstep, but here, within our homeland. What do we do now?

Whatever we do, I doubt if we will continue in the old way.

In the past, we have reacted to conflict with emotional violence of our own. In families, this almost always leads to pain and divorce. In the world, in this case, it leads to war. Real war, that will surely be fought worldwide, but this time, most likely, also in our own neighborhoods.

Supporting this war is one of our options.

But there is another option. It begins by first understanding why this is happening to us. I say this because I don't believe that we do understand. We really are too far removed from life.

I think we must learn to feel the pain that is worldwide. When we see a child burning in India or a little baby dying of starvation in Africa or bombs dropping on beautiful villages snuggled in the countryside, as a nation our hearts could respond as One. We could change this world by our love instead of our violence.

So I say that when we can understand and feel the pain of our distant brothers and sisters, then perhaps we will have the wisdom to know what to do about this horrible tragedy we have all just experienced as a nation.

The world can come together and say, "No more terrorism." We can let go of all terrorism, even our own, and find a way to make peace real. This seems to me to be the only answer. We create our world by our lives. We can create a world without terrorism if we wish and focus upon that.

But we do have to wish and focus upon a peaceful world — not stare at the TV in a coma. We have to come alive and do things that will make a difference.

The unity that we are all feeling now is a place of strength that could be the catalyst that alters the world in such a way that terrorism is a distant memory. Or it could become the energy that drives a lynch mob into chaos and perpetuates the pain and war, with the real possibility that this course could bring an end to civilization as we know it. It is our choice.

In a marriage — which is much like what we have now, since we cannot leave the Earth — the object is not to kill the other person, even if the other person may be making our lives uncomfortable or even painful. If we decide to solve our problems with murder, we are no different from those we consider evil. Finding a way where both people — both sides of any conflict — can live together and love and respect one another is probably the only response that will save the Earth.

For World War Three will almost surely take away the life of our Mother.

But before we can respond in a healthy manner, we first must feel, we must care, or there is nothing. We need to get out of our Lazyboys, stand up, and change our world into a planet of peace.

Through prayer and inner peace, and then through taking the kinds of action that come from a peaceful heart, we can change this world. I have great faith in us and in America. I believe with my whole heart that we will find the right way.

In love and service,

Drunvalo"

This is for all of you who want death to those who have done this, My 18 yr. son will be the one out there killing in the name of justice, will that make you happy ?I hope so , what will you say to me if my son is killed ? will you say to me it was all in the line of duty. i think not.
i think there has to be another way to break them
get them where it hurts. stop all fedarel money to their country, STOP giving them a free tax break and stope giving them money and med. care
in other words STOP GIVING THEM A FREE RIDE TAKE BACK AMERICA. SEND THEM HOME NO GREENCARDS NO MORE FREE RIDE THE PRICE IS JUST TO MUCH!!!!!

God bless us all!

NO MORE GREENCARD"S NO MORE FREE MED> CARE SEND THEM HOME

GO BUSH!!!!!!

Does anyone know any of the people in the pictures which have been carried around
the world? Specifically, I'm trying to get in contact with the lady, with ginger hair,
who was dressed in red, and was bleeding from her head. There are a number of
pictures in the newspapers showing her being strapped into a chair by aid workers.

Also, does anyone know the fate of the young, black, female lady who was pictured
coated in ash?

If anyone can help, please email me at:
rick_mori@hotmail.com

Thanks

Ri

My x-husband was living in New York,I havnt had contact with him in over 18 years.We have a daughter together who is 19 and handicapped,If anyone knows him plesae e-mail me His name is William Charles Frederick Klein 3rd.Or daughter wants to hear from him ASAP sunshineksm@hotmail.com
love and peace to all
Karen Miller

I would like to say that I am so heart broken and I can't put into words how badly I feel about this.I am 16 and live in Ohio with only my mother.I have nobody else.I sympathise with those who lost their parents and especially those kids like me who only had their mother or father and found out tuesday morning that they would never come home.If anybody would like to talk feel free to email me anytime.I am easy to talk to because of my life experiences please don't be shy.God bless us all.America will rock on!*****