Richard,
> Won't matter.. it over,it's in the past.. in today's world, anything being instant attention is past tense. Unfortunately, you are probably right - especially with the massive payoff$$ to the families of the 3000+ victims - some of whom otherwise would never let the story die. Is this a case of 'buying silence' to some degree? How much did the Katrina victims get, by comparison ? For the most part -nada, but that was a different kind of tragedy, or was it? ... what was the real difference- was it the poverty of the victims, skin color, or was it the clear lack of high-level involvement? i.e. in 9/11 was a metaphorical 'guilty conscience' involved somehow - on the payor end, which was absent with other tragedies where nothing was paid out to victims families ? Maybe this genius could tell us: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm73wOuPL60&NR=1 OTOH - war criminals going back to the Nazis are still being hunted down, if they have not all died due to old age. If the Nazi's had won, would we even know about the death camps? I think that some remnants of 9/11 will be with us for a while, but "history is written by the winners" even in the age of electronics and the Internet -- and if the Bush legacy continues for 4 more years, hope for truth in this incident is almost lost. Jones
