Ever since September 11th, 2001, on Patriot Day, Americans from all across the nation assemble together to honor the fallen victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Two 757 commercial airliners slammed into the North and South towers of the World Trade Centers, another 757 commercial airliner heading for the White House that hit the Pentagon and final one flight 93 that crashed through a field in Shanksville Pennsylvania. 

     At that time during the Bush Administration, some skeptics and public intelligence analysists that done their due diligence of research foreshadowed biased dealings with national security agencies. Nonconformists substantiated evidence overturned about untruthful precedence willfully invalidated. Facts were misconstrued. The tragedy's investigation with the 9/11 commission led to a turning-point indefinitely with the aftermath of this catastrophe concluded with technicalities, scrutinyes and insecurities. 

     The infallible retrospective tragedy of September 11th, 2001 was the second most worst terrorist attack on American soil in history since the prior predated attack of the Pearl Harbor ambush of the Japanese imperial fleet December 7th, 1941, that which both terrorist attacks are recorded in time said to be events of reprehensible infamy.

    While 4 planes hit New York, Washington D.C. and Shanksville Pennsylvania crashed, a total accumulation death count of victim fatality casualties reached 2,977 almost 3,000 victims. But it was flight 93 that fought back the attackers that went down in Shanksville Pennsylvania. The popular Todd Beamer that was killed in the tragedy, in addition to the victims of the attack, forever echoed his famous tagline "Let's Roll." His response reminded us as Americans to sustain the American dream alive bright. Patriots should never quit fighting for a courageous purpose against all odds when confronting a fierce enemy but keep going.