Just in time for the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America, the hit counter for the Never Forget Tribute rolled past 75,000,000. We believe that the American People and the World can Never Forget the attacks that happened a decade ago. To do so would lull us into the complacency that was set up by the Clinton Administration which allowed the Islamic threat to materialize into the terrible events of 9/11.
About the Tribute
The animation was originally inspired by an anonymously-produced PowerPoint slideshow making the rounds on the Internet and via emails after 9/11. I gathered some of the graphics and produced the prototype of the graphic to display on my personal website. After refinements and improvements suggested by Damsel and others, it appears as it does today. This is the graphic seen in the right sidebar depicting the attacks on America by terrorists.
In August of 2005, I made the animation available to anyone. The offer was only taken by a few sites at first, but since then, many more have begun displaying the animation. As of December 2005, there were over 200 sites linking to it, and that number has been growing since. Sites in the US, Canada, Australia, the UK and Italy (and several other countries) display it on their pages.
The statistics counter in the sidebar just below the tribute indicates the approximate number of times that the tribute has been delivered to websites all over the nation and the world. Watch it for a few seconds to see it increment each time the tribute gets downloaded.
Congratulations !
I started my blog in October of 2007…the ‘Tribute’ has been there from the beginning.
Norm
Thanks Norm. May God bless you for deciding to NEVER FORGET!
p.s. I apologize for not having your fine blog in the sidebar. That’s been fixed.
I have you in “My Following” but don’t get here as often as I’d like to…been going back and forth from Alabama to Massachusetts lately checking in on the old folks (in-laws) plus I have a brother in a rest home.
I sometimes wish I could keep my posts as short as yours but I tend to ramble when I write…I cross-post quite a bit but even then I have to throw my two-cents in as a preface to the cross-post.
I also have a huge problem with emails…get ‘way too many and cannot answer but a few… Had a friend send me a power point slide show the other day all about Oberammergau, Germany and it prompted me to write a story about my memories of the place.
I apparently enjoy making collages of the various pictures associated with my posts…I don’t know how that started but somehow it has become sort of my signature when it comes to adding pictures
Later…
Norm