Originality. This flip book is just a first of it's kind, most people have trouble finding out a broad variety of feelings that people have about 9/11 and also have them in the same place in print, not on a TV special from some biased media format or a website that only the true bloggers will sit there and read for hours on a computer screen. So many people have had feeling regarding this subject. Mine alone were a variety of fear for WWIII to a government controlled police state instead of the liberties we get to enjoy still to this date. I saw the second plane live on TV when I worked for K-Mart all those years ago, and all I could think of was to keep watching and wait to see if something got close to my own home in the Midwest before I would go running off the job and gather the wife and kid and some supplies and head out to the country with the guns just in case. After all, I grew up with movies like Red Dawn and the whole Cold War when we waited for some big army to come rolling in to take us over, not attack us with a strike here and a strike there, only pissing off alot of people more and more, unless you had a bleeding heart like some of my neighbors, who tried to understand the "WHY" they would do this, and had no care to stop it from happening again, which thankfully many have been stopped and what has gotten through has been small. After all, 9/11 wouldn't have happened if the terrorist groups or insurgents or Muslim extremest or whatever you call them had succeeded the first time they attacked the twin towers with the van bombings in the basement back in February of 1993. But back then we treated them like criminals and not enemies of the US. That of course is for other discussions. This unique flip book gives, lets people read the feelings and emotions of others, and if all you want to do is flip through the pages, you'll at least have a way to see what they're talking about.

David Vogt