Amalfi coast town remembers 9/11
In this photo: Scala (Salerno Province)
Italy’s Civil Service Minister Renato Brunetta has inaugurated the ninth edition of “Scala incontra New York” [“Scala Meets New York”] in Scala, the oldest town on the Amalfi coast, reports ANSA.
The colloquium, which commemorates the attack on the Twin Towers in 2001, will bring together prominent journalists, politicians and musicians from the two countries.
There will be discussions, conferences and cultural events on the theme of light and how to bring peace and light into a world full of darkness and hatred.
The key event will be a concert by Andrea Bocelli on 2nd September.
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I ask myself the same
I ask myself the same question every day, United States citizens, starting
from the governmet, are thinking: if we do not talk abot, the problem will go away. As today, the majority of the people in this contry have no concept of the seriousness of the problem that we have not only in this country
but, all over the world. We need to face the fact that we deal with fanatics who hides bihind religion and we most not forget all the innocent people who died in the hand of these lunatics, not even for a minute.
The Pentagon, too
We, in Washington, DC/Arlington, VA were also attacked. Why does EVERYONE seem to want to forget the death and destruction that happened here (as well as those deaths in PA)?
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