A PSYCHOLOGIST’S VIEW ON 9/11
Yesterday I did a segment on 1320 am Radio in Lansing, Michigan about 9/11.I felt it might be mersin anamur escort bayanları useful to share some of the points covered. If you would like to hear it, email a request to me and I will email it to you. As always, your comments are appreciated.
The 9/11 Terrorist Attack is something that has changed America psychologically for as long as we last as a nation. President Bill Clinton said of those who died ON Flight 93 when they bravely stormed the cockpit: ORDINARY PEOPLE GIVEN NO TIME AT ALL TO DECIDE, AND THEY DID THE RIGHT THING. AND 2,500 YEARS NOW, I HOPE AND PRAY TO GOD THAT PEOPLE WILL STILL REMEMBER THIS. President George Bush quoted a letter from President Abraham Lincoln to a mother who reportedly lost five sons in the Civil War: I PRAY THAT OUR HEAVENLY FATHER MAY ASSUAGE THE ANGUISH OF YOUR BEREAVEMENT. President Obama said it best: IT WILL BE SAID OF US THAT WE KEPT THE FAITH, THAT WE TOOK THE PAINFUL BLOW AND EMERGED STRONGER. Personally we were on a flight from Miami to Detroit. We were the last or one of the last planes into Detroit Metro. It was eerie and scary. Dr. Mahmood Hai of the Muslin Community Of Western Suburbs mosque in Canton, Michigan said: HERE IN THE UNITED STATES, THERE IS NO THEM. JUST US. Governor Synder said: WE ARE MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER AS MICHIGANDERS AND AMERICANS. The quotes go on from the famous to every American in conversations with others. Life is very fragile. To recognize that people are out there who so hate us that they can see a purpose in killing thousands of innocent people shows the power of evil and the need to see it and destroy it. What a perversion when such persons would so distort the wishes of God to do this. The wonder is that the good in people won out in thousands of brave acts, kind thoughts and fervent prayers. This is a testament of you and all others of good will in our country and around the world. I am optimistic in the ultimate power of GOOD over EVIL if we all try to do our part as human beings.
