i was wondering this morning why the flag was half mast, and this hour i figured out that the last WWI veteran died a while ago, and is being/has been buried today. he was 110 years old-omg that's old. but that's cool anyway. we then went over the canadian provinces and capitals, and it's kinda harder than i thought. but, it's still good to study.
talked about new news on japan and how they're coping, and more stories that have been discovered after the fact.
in the summer of 2001 was all about shark attacks, and then when 9/11 came, the shark stories "went on vacation". hahahaha do you get mr. bruns' joke?
anyway, talked more about just handed out blog discussions, and mine (and Liz's) is on the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.
then talked more about my blog discussion and other facts about it.
looked at pictures of the day of 9/11 and some aftermath of it liked burned debris long after the actual attack. it just goes to show how hard and long the clean-up was.
when i was looking up photos of the 9/11 attack, i saw this one photo of what looks like the devil's face in the smoke of the crash zone that day. so i looked up "9/11 devil face in the smoke", and there were so many faces that were interpreted as "the devil's face'. some you can totally tell are edited in but some look rather real. yet, it wasn't the devil that was behind the attack. People were.
Kayla's blog was about Al Quaeda:
-founded in August in 1989.
-world-wide terrorist network
-they have groups of Al Quaeda all over the world, and unfortunately, in the U.S. as well
-Osma, the leader, set up a meeting in 1988 to get people to join his group.
-they attacked several different countries, their most famous being 9/11
-the U.S. tried to fight back against Al Quaeda by invading Iraq, which is my next blog discussion!!! :)
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