The World Trade Center attack:
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| adam_text | THE WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK TAMARA L. ROLEFF, BOOK EDITOR DANIEL
LEONE, PRESIDENT BONNIE SZUMSKI, PUBLISHER SCOTT BARBOUR, MANAGING
EDITOR DAVID M. HAUGEN, SERIES EDITOR GREENHAVEN PRESS THOMSON GALE SAN
DIEGO * DETROIT * NEW YORK * SAN FRANCISCO * CLEVELAND NEW HAVEN, CONN.
* WATERVILLE, MAINE * LONDON * MUNICH CONTENTS FOREWORD 11 INTRODUCTION:
THE TRAGEDY OF SEPTEMBER 11 13 CHAPTER 1: THE TOWERS COLLAPSE CHAPTER
PREFACE 31 1. INSIDE TOWER ONE BY JOHN LABRIOLA 33 A MAN WAS IN A
MEETING ON THE SEVENTY-FIRST FLOOR OF THE WORLD TRADE CENTER TOWER ONE
WHEN THE BUILDING WAS HIT BY A HIJACKED AIRPLANE. PEOPLE EVACUATED THE
BUILDING IN AN ORDERLY MANNER. ABOUT HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS, THE
EVACUEES MET FIREFIGHTERS WHO WERE ON THEIR WAY UP TO BATTLE THE FIRES.
SHORTLY AFTER THE MAN REACHED THE STREET, THE FIRST TOWER COLLAPSED. 2.
ESCAPE FROM ABOVE THE IMPACT ZONE IN TOWER TWO BY BRIAN CLARK 38 AN
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF A BROKERAGE FIRM ON THE EIGHTY-FOURTH FLOOR
OF TOWER TWO WAS ONE OF ONLY FOUR PEOPLE FROM ABOVE THE IMPACT ZONE WHO
ESCAPED FROM THE BUILDING. ON HIS WAY DOWN THE STAIRS, HE FREED A MAN
WHO WAS TRAPPED BY DEBRIS, AND THE TWO MEN BARELY MADE IT OUT OF THE
TOWER BEFORE IT COLLAPSED. 3. TRAPPED IN THE NORTH TOWER BY DAVE HIM .
51 A PORT AUTHORITY POLICE OFFICER WAS IN TOWER TWO WHEN HE HEARD THE
PLANE HIT TOWER ONE. HE LEFT HIS BOMB-DETECTION DOG IN HIS OFFICE AND
RAN TO THE OTHER BUILDING TO HELP. HE WAS IN THE STAIRWAY WHEN THE
BUILDING COLLAPSED AND WAS TRAPPED THERE FOR SEVERAL HOURS. WHEN HE WAS
FREED, HE TRIED TO RETURN TO HIS OF- FICE TO GET HIS DOG, BUT THE ANIMAL
WAS BURIED UNDER TONS OF RUBBLE. 4. PEOPLE ARE JUMPING BY CONOR O CLERY
56 A NEWSPAPER REPORTER WORKING IN A BUILDING NEAR THE WORLD TRADE
CENTER WITNESSED THE SECOND PLANE FLY INTO THE SOUTH TOWER. HE SAW
PEOPLE HANG OUT OF THE BUILDING S WINDOWS AND FALL OR JUMP ONE HUNDRED
STO- RIES TO THEIR DEATHS. SHORTLY AFTER, HE WATCHED THE COL- LAPSE OF
BOTH TOWERS. 5. WATCHING THE TOWERS FALL BY TIMOTHY TOWNSEND 61 A
SPECTATOR WATCHED THE TWIN TOWERS BURN FROM THE STREET. WHEN THE FIRST
TOWER COLLAPSED, HE RAN FOR HIS LIFE, TRYING TO ESCAPE THE HUGE CLOUD OF
DUST AND DE- BRIS. SHORTLY AFTER, THE SECOND TOWER FELL. EVENTUALLY, HE
MADE IT HOME AND REALIZED A FRIEND WAS NOT SO LUCKY. 6. A BURN VICTIM AT
THE WORLD TRADE CENTER BY GREG MANNING 67 A WOMAN WAS SEVERELY BURNED BY
AN EXPLOSIVE FIRE- BALL AS SHE ENTERED THE LOBBY OF THE WORLD TRADE CEN-
TER. BYSTANDERS HELPED PUT OUT THE FLAMES AND SHE WAS RUSHED TO A
HOSPITAL. HER HUSBAND DESCRIBED THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF HER RECOVERY.
CHAPTER 2: RESCUE AND RECOVERY CHAPTER PREFACE 75 1. SAVING JOSEPHINE BY
JAY JONAS 11 WHEN THE SOUTH TOWER COLLAPSED, A UNIT OF FIREFIGHTERS IN
THE NORTH TOWER DECIDED TO EVACUATE. ALONG THE WAY, THE FIREFIGHTERS
FOUND A WOMAN WHO NEEDED HELP GETTING DOWN THE STAIRS. WHEN THEY GOT TO
THE FOURTH FLOOR, THE NORTH TOWER COLLAPSED, BUT MIRACULOUSLY, THE UNIT
AND THE WOMAN WERE STILL ALIVE. HOURS LATER, THE GROUP WAS RESCUED. 2. A
FIREFIGHTER S WORST NIGHTMARE BY DENNIS SMITH 92 HEARING NEWS OF THE
TRAGEDY, A RETIRED FIREFIGHTER JOINED HIS OLD UNIT AND WENT TO THE WORLD
TRADE CEN- TER TO HELP THE RESCUE EFFORT. THE DESTRUCTION AND DEV-
ASTATION AT GROUND ZERO WERE BEYOND ANY FIREFIGHTER S WORST NIGHTMARE.
MANY OF HIS FRIENDS AND FORMER COL- LEAGUES WERE KILLED BOTH BEFORE AND
AFTER THE BUILD- INGS COLLAPSED. 3. COUNTING BODIES BY SANDEEP JAUHAR 97
A DOCTOR WHO WENT TO GROUND ZERO TO HELP ENDED UP WORKING AT THE
MAKESHIFT MORGUE. BODIES*OR, RATHER, PIECES OF BODIES*WERE BROUGHT TO
THE MORGUE, WHERE THEY WERE CATALOGED AND PUT ASIDE. THE DOCTOR FELT
HELPLESS IN THE FACE OF SUCH GRIM WORK. 4. SEARCHING FOR BODIES BY PAUL
MORGAN 100 A RESCUER AND HIS SEARCH DOG ENTERED GROUND ZERO LOOKING FOR
BODIES BURIED UNDER THE PILE OF RUBBLE. THE WORK WAS DIFFICULT, BUT
REWARDING IN A WAY; HIS DOG FOUND THREE BODIES IN THIRTY MINUTES. THE
HANDLER AND HIS DOG LEFT THE SITE EXHAUSTED AND IN PAIN, BUT WERE
OVERWHELMED BY THE KINDNESS OF OTHERS. 5. A PRIEST AT GROUND ZERO BY
JAMES MARTIN 104 A PRIEST VISITED A TRAUMA CENTER NEAR THE WORLD TRADE
CENTER BUT DISCOVERED HIS HELP WAS NOT NEEDED THERE. HE THEN VOLUNTEERED
TO GO TO GROUND ZERO, AND HIS OFFER WAS EAGERLY ACCEPTED. THERE, HE
TALKED TO FIRE- FIGHTERS, POLICE OFFICERS, AND RESCUERS, AND WAS AWED
AND INSPIRED BY THEIR WILLINGNESS TO LAY DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR OTHERS. 6.
A NIGHT AT GROUND ZERO BY ERIN BERTOCCI 110 A NEW YORKER WISHING SHE
COULD DO MORE TO HELP THE RESCUE EFFORT HEARD THAT THE RESCUERS WANTED
COFFEE. SHE AND HER ROOMMATE COLLECTED COFFEE, PIZZA, AND WATER AND
VENTURED DOWN TO THE WORLD TRADE CENTER. SHE SPENT THE NIGHT
REORGANIZING THE DONATED SUPPLIES, INSISTING IT WAS A PRIVILEGE TO HELP
OUT. CHAPTER 3: THE WESTERN WORLD S RESPONSE CHAPTER PREFACE 116 1.
AMERICA WILL WITHSTAND THIS ATTACK BY GEORGE W. BUSH 118 THE AMERICAN
PRESIDENT GAVE A TELEVISED SPEECH TO CONSOLE THE PUBLIC AFTER THE
ATTACKS. HE ASSURED THEM THAT THE COUNTRY WAS STRONG AND WOULD RECOVER.
IN AD- DITION, HE SAID THAT THE FULL RESOURCES OF THE GOVERN- MENT WERE
BEING DEVOTED TO SEARCHING FOR THOSE RE- SPONSIBLE AND BRINGING THEM TO
JUSTICE. 2. THE WORLD MUST UNITE AGAINST TERRORISTS BY TONY BLAIR 121 IN
A SPEECH TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, GREAT BRITAIN S PRIME MINISTER
ASSERTED THAT THE TERRORISTS BEHIND THE SEPTEMBER 11 ATTACKS AGAINST THE
UNITED STATES WERE A THREAT NOT JUST TO AMERICA BUT TO THE EN- TIRE
WORLD. HE URGED ALL CIVILIZED COUNTRIES TO UNITE IN AN EFFORT TO
ERADICATE TERRORISM. 3. AMERICANS ARE STRONG AND RESILIENT BY RUDY
GIULIANI 127 THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY OFFERED A PRAYER FOR AMERICA
TWELVE DAYS AFTER THE TERRORIST ATTACK. HE PROCLAIMED THAT ALL THE
VICTIMS OF SEPTEMBER 11 WERE HEROES AND INNOCENT OF THE TRAGEDY THAT
BEFELL THEM. HE ASSERTED THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE RESILIENT AND
ASSURED THEM THAT THEY WOULD EMERGE FROM THIS CATA- STROPHE STRONGER
THAN EVER. 4. WE STAND BY YOU BY MEGAN HALLINAN 131 A NAVY OFFICER
SENT AN E-MAIL TO HER FATHER DESCRIBING AN ENCOUNTER AT SEA WITH A
GERMAN SHIP THAT DISPLAYED A MESSAGE OF FRIENDSHIP AND SYMPATHY. THE
DEMON- STRATION OF INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY WAS INSPIRING TO ALL WHO
WITNESSED IT. 5. RENEWED PATRIOTISM BY MICHELE WALLACE CAMPANELLI 133
AFTER THE ATTACKS OF SEPTEMBER 11, A WOMAN TRIED TO BUY AN AMERICAN FLAG
TO FLY OUTSIDE HER HOME AS A SYMBOL OF PATRIOTISM. SHE WAS UNABLE TO
FIND A FLAG DESPITE VISITING MANY STORES AND ONLINE BUSINESSES. FINALLY,
HER GRANDFATHER GAVE HER A SMALL FLAG, WHICH SHE PROUDLY FLEW ALONGSIDE
THE MANY ALREADY FLYING IN HER COMMUNITY. 6. NEIGHBORLY CONCERN BY
ELIZABETH GROVE , 137 AS THE DAYS PASSED AFTER SEPTEMBER 11, PEOPLE
REAL- IZED WHAT WAS IMPORTANT IN LIFE AND BECAME MORE PO- I * . * ..-
LITE TOWARD EACH OTHER. NEW YORKERS WATCHED TO SEE IF THEIR NEIGHBORS
CAME HOME AFTER THE ATTACKS AND THEY FELT A PROFOUND SENSE OF RELIEF
WHEN A NEIGHBOR S LIGHT TURNED ON AND SIGNALED ALL WAS WELL. 7. RACIST
ASSUMPTIONS BY BOB LEVEY 142 A MAN*A WELL-DRESSED AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN
OF ARAB DESCENT*WAS ACCUSED BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN OF BEING SYMPATHETIC TO
THE SEPTEMBER 11 TERRORISTS BECAUSE OF HIS ETHNICITY. IN ORDER TO
SUCCESSFULLY BAT- TLE TERRORISM, PEOPLE MUST NOT JUDGE OTHERS BASED ON
THEIR RACE OR HERITAGE. CHAPTER 4: THE ARAB WORLD S RESPONSE CHAPTER
PREFACE 147 1. HYPOCRISY REARS ITS UGLY HEAD BY OSAMA BIN LADEN 149
THE UNITED STATES DESERVED THE ATTACKS AGAINST IT, PRO- CLAIMED THE HEAD
OF THE AL-QAEDA TERRORIST NETWORK IN A PRERECORDED VIDEOTAPE. ACCORDING
TO THE MESSAGE, AMERICA WAS HYPOCRITICAL BECAUSE IT KILLED THOUSANDS OF
MUSLIMS EVERY DAY THROUGH ITS POLICIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND YET IT
PROTESTED WHEN ITS VICTIMS ROSE UP AGAINST IT. 2. NO TEARS FOR AMERICA
BY MUHAMMAD ABBAS 152 A MUSLIM CLAIMED HE COULD NOT CRY FOR AMERICANS
BE- CAUSE HE HAD NO MORE TEARS LEFT. ALL HIS TEARS HAD BEEN FOR
PALESTINIAN MARTYRS WHO HAD GIVEN THEIR LIVES TRY- ING TO SAVE THEIR
HOMELAND FROM AMERICANS AND JEWS. 3. AMERICANS ARE TERRORISTS BY
SULAIMAN ABU GHAITH 154 A SPOKESMAN FOR THE AL-QAEDA NETWORK ASSERTS
THAT AMERICANS AND ZIONISTS ARE THE TRUE TERRORISTS*THEY HAVE BEEN
TRYING TO RID THE MIDDLE EAST OF PALESTINIANS FOR DECADES. IT IS NOT
TERRORISM WHEN MUSLIMS RISE UP AGAINST THEIR OPPRESSORS. THIS IS A
BATTLE BETWEEN THE FAITHFUL MUSLIMS AND THE FAITHLESS INFIDEL AMERICANS.
4. A VISION OF PLANE CRASHES BY OSAMA BIN LADEN 157 IN A MEETING WITH
SUPPORTERS, OSAMA BIN LADEN CLAIMS TO HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THE ATTACKS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES DAYS BEFORE THEY OCCURRED. HIS FOLLOW- ERS
TELL HIM THAT ISLAM REMAINS STRONG AND HAS GAINED MANY NEW CONVERTS
SINCE THE ATTACKS. 5. ISLAMIC LAW PROHIBITS HARMING THE INNOCENT BY
SALIH BIN MUHAMMAD AL-LUHEIDAN 166 AN ISLAMIC JUDGE IN SAUDI ARABIA
ASSERTS THAT ISLAM DOES NOT CONDONE HARMING OR KILLING INNOCENT PEOPLE,
EVEN IN TIMES OF WAR. THOSE WHO CLAIM THAT ISLAM SUPPORTS SUCH ACTIONS
ARE TOTALLY WRONG. APPENDIX: THE EVIDENCE AGAINST OSAMA BIN LADEN AND
AL-QAEDA 171 CHRONOLOGY 187 FOR FURTHER RESEARCH 193 INDEX 196
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