
"I don't think we're safer. I think we're weaker because we're stretched
thinner. We've carried out an unnecessary and ill-conceived invasion of
Iraq, which stretches our military forces extremely thin."
Tom Phillips
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"I think Americans and New Yorkers have banded together and there's a stronger sense of
community. But I don't think the government has done the same. A lot of the measures
they've taken have done more to increase our insecurity."
Jamie Joe
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"I was at the World Trade Towers when the first plane struck. I
believe that Bush is doing a good job and that the nation is more secure.
We're finally showing our strength to the world against terrorism."
Geroge Gancarz
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"As New Yorkers, we're closer together. When we had the blackout, it
wasn't as bad as in 1977. There was a lot more love, and I felt that the World
Trade Center had a lot to do with it. But I think the government is
still weak."
Veronica Star
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"We're more alert now, and we know that we're not invincible. We've shown
other countries that when there are terrorists involved, go out and get
them. I think we're much stronger, because now we know what can hurt us
and what can't."
Sonny Schultz
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