∞paul buchwald
4/26/2006
∞eugene tripi
4/26/2006

we need to rebuild ,the way it was so we'll never ever forget.

∞Kevin Carney
4/26/2006

God Bless, America!

∞Neal Eriksen
4/26/2006
∞Krzysztof Adamski
4/26/2006
∞Michael Cappio
4/26/2006

Please do this. It's the right thing to do...

∞Carrie Lee-Rickard
4/26/2006
∞debbie raroha
4/26/2006
∞Linda Tenner
4/26/2006

IT'S TIME!!!

∞caren wallen
4/26/2006
∞John Ciervo
4/26/2006
∞Phil Smith
4/26/2006
∞Stacey Hoffman
4/26/2006

There is only one opiton -REBUILD.
To see the Towers stand TALL again will be one step towards justice against those who murdered and destroyed on 9-11.

∞Laura Ciervo
4/26/2006
∞Evelyn Cruz
4/26/2006

The towers should be rebuilt and all that nonsense of the freedom tower shoud go down the drain. We need a stronger icon such as the Twin Towers to show the world and the terrorist that we have never been defeated and we rise again but this time, we won't fall

∞James Gitlin
4/26/2006
∞Piers Vaughan
4/25/2006
∞Ronald Love
4/25/2006

I agree that the best option is to rebuild the Twin Towers to reflect the true strength of our country and our citizens and to show the world that we will not cower in the face of terrorism.

∞Ed Mazlish
4/25/2006

Rebuild the towers at least one story higher!

∞Jody Christie
4/25/2006
∞David Swift
4/25/2006
∞Jonathan McCleery
4/25/2006
∞TEDDY SOKOLIK
4/25/2006
∞melissa rivera
4/25/2006
∞Barbara Brandt
4/25/2006

I think the Towers should be rebuilt, Don't forget all the Americans that died on 9/11. Let's do this in memory of them, if not for anyone or anything else. Do not let the terrorists win!

∞Austin Cordes
4/25/2006

If the twin towers were rebuilt exactly the way they were, it would be the most symbolic thing that the U.S. has ever done. It would be somewhat of a "slap in the face" to all the terrorists.

∞Carol Rosselli
4/25/2006

We would love to have the Twin Towers back. The horizen is not the same.
They could dedicate one entire floor to the victims of 9/11 in tribute.

∞FRANK MUGNO
4/25/2006
∞Jessica Paniccia
4/25/2006
∞Nathan Meryash
4/25/2006
∞Anthony Donadio
4/25/2006
∞Kathy Shields
4/25/2006
∞Susan Spadafina
4/25/2006
∞M Vanderputten
4/25/2006
∞Robert Rosetta
4/25/2006

I have long felt that the Twin Towers should be rebuilt as was. The floors that the planes hit should be made into memorial and museum space.

∞Michael Mazza
4/25/2006
∞Matthew Sweeney
4/25/2006

Git'ur done!!!!!

∞Gina De Santis
4/25/2006
∞William Gately
4/25/2006
∞Rosemary Gately
4/25/2006
∞Jess Corpuz
4/25/2006
∞Mike Fitzgerald
4/25/2006
∞Betsy Kapulskey
4/25/2006

The New York skyline will never be the same again without the Twin Towers. Please rebuild!

∞Gary DiFrancia
4/25/2006
∞Jay Liu
4/25/2006
∞Catherine Rehfuss
4/25/2006

The towers should look exactly the way they did, majestic. Any engineering by strengthening of the structure itself should come into play, but as far as the appearance of the towers, let them stand exactly as they did and the skyline of NYC will send a great message to everyone who can see it.

∞Diana Martin
4/25/2006
∞Jack Yao
4/25/2006

Yes, I strongly agree that we should rebuild the twin tower as it was, only stronger. I think it would show to the world that how strong our nation is.

∞Andria Ferraiolo
4/25/2006
∞Bob Arnone
4/25/2006
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