Emotional Reactions: Villagers Witness the Timeline of 9/11 ! Tribal People React

Community Reactions: Villagers React to Powerful 9/11 Documentary

Welcome to our channel, where we bring you unique and heartfelt reactions from a small village community as they watch and react to a powerful documentary - "The Story of 9/11 (Timeline of 9/11 USA)." In this video, we capture the raw emotions and genuine responses of villagers as they witness the timeline of the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

As we commemorate the 22th anniversary of 9/11, it's essential to remember the profound impact it had not only on the United States but also on the entire world. This documentary provides a detailed account of the events that unfolded that fateful day, from the early morning moments to the aftermath, featuring survivors' stories, first responders' heroism, and the global response to the tragedy.

In this video, you'll witness the small-town perspective, as our villagers engage with this emotionally charged documentary. Their reactions range from shock and sorrow to empathy and reflection, illustrating how the memory of 9/11 continues to affect people from all walks of life.

We believe that sharing these genuine reactions serves as a testament to the enduring importance of remembering 9/11 and its impact on our collective history. By watching this video, you'll not only witness the emotional journey of our villagers but also gain a deeper understanding of the significance of that tragic day.

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[meghanmonroe]

Doesn't matter how many times I see the footage, I think of all those calls and all those people, the helplessness, and I weep every time.

[bugvswindshield]

the worst, and I mean the very worst part was watch people, human beings, mothers, fathers taking charge of their deaths and JUMPING hand in hand down 50 stories to their deaths.
this happened many many times.
It was heart breaking and I am tearing up right now remembering those poor souls.

[thedompatrinhoofficial]

My dad was in the first tower when the plane hit and he survived because he was on a lower level, but some his colleagues didn't, RIP these 3000 people. Hope it never happens again.

[sherithnoorey]

These men show such honest and gentle hearts. I felt bad seeing them witness this brutality and seeing the horror in their faces. It takes me back to 911 when I watched this unfold live on the news

[streghewitch]

Your Elder mentions the dust from the collapse. This was a very insightful and intuitive statement on his part. Most people don't realize that just as many first-responders ( as many as the civilians that died on that day in those Towers) have now died after surviving those Twin Towers. They have died and continue to die because of what was in that dust. And that's not even talking about the first responder dogs. It got so bad for the dogs that they started becoming depressed because they couldn't find any live people. The First Responders would actually start hiding themselves in the debris so the dogs could find a live individual because the dogs were becoming so sad and depressed by the fact that they couldn't find any living people

[TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*Neither Babu, Sarru, nor Raju realized before this, that there were FOUR planes that were headed to FOUR buildings not all near each other...and that last one never made it's target because the passengers rallied against the hijackers, feeling if they crash, it's better than the plane hitting whatever target the hijackers were set on. The Pentagon is NOT in NYC, sirs, and neither was the 4th target. Also, it was not just Americans on those flights and in those towers. The Twin Towers had thousands of folks, many from other countries, doing business for their countries, in America. The emotions I felt, that those folks died for America, not even for their own countries. That is especially sad.*

[williammitchell]

Damn. That Elder is super humble, kindhearted, spiritual, and multi-talented!!❤

[stevenohenries]

Such kind and compassionate men. I wish everyone was so filled with peace and love, and I too pray that nothing like what happened ever happens again 🙏🏻✝️

[WlknHope]

Such a sad day. I pray we never see destruction like this again. The screams, people jumping out of windows... still stays stuck in my mind.

[sassyjintheuk]

Thank you Gentlemen, for your compassion, kind words and prayers. Many blessings to you and your loved ones.

[corinnem.]

These pure hearted men are men of peace. I am sorry they had to be traumatized like all the rest of us with such evil.
There is no honor in such acts indeed. You are a credit to your people in recognizing the evil in such acts. Thank you.

[veggiesarefruits]

Our entire country felt this. For weeks and weeks, total strangers were asking how each other was doing, giving hugs, crying. I showed up at school not knowing what had happened until I went into my first period history class. We just sat in stunned silence while watching the news. We didn't do any work that I can recall. As soon as I got off the bus, I saw my dad pull his car into the driveway, as he had come home early from work. We just looked at each other, ran in the house, turned on the TV and cried. My mom showed up shortly after. TVs were on at every store we went to. So many people crying everywhere we went.

[PandaBear]

I just found your channel. As a New Yorker I usually avoid 9/11 videos. It was an extremely traumatic time. The night before 9/11 my sister broke up with her boyfriend. He was so upset he got very drunk and was late for work at the World Trade Center. He credited her with saving his life and thanked her for breaking up with him.

[oryeizd]

I live somewhat close to ground zero. I lost multiple people in the buildings that day. I'm still traumatized to this day from this. 💔
Thank you for honoring our loved ones in this video. May God bless and protect you and your families. 🙏

[angelagraves]

It's amazing to me that after all this time I still break out in tears when I see this.

[marcp]

Sadly, victims of this attack are still passing due to the toxicity of the debris and dust, years later.

[ronileigh]

Bless their hearts it's comforting to know that people from around the world with love and compassion. Men with hearts so pure to love people in the United States. You are God's people of so much love and compassion. Thank you my precious friends.

[lorig]

I love these guys. They are some of sweetest and sincere people I've ever seen.

[nikoknightpuppetproduction]

It has been 22 years since that happened, and I still get choked up with tears.

[FinarfinNoldorin]

Thank you, Brothers. This was a very sad day for our country. Your heart-felt reactions showed how much you cared. Love to you from the bottom of my heart. I love your song. It fills my heart with love.