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Waldemar Freyre is one of our Online Latino Community members and a policeman who had the opportunity to help at the site. He and other members of our community share how they spent the first week recovering from the tragedy. Waldemar has sent pictures from what some are calling 'ground zero' in New York City.
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Photographs and thoughts on the recent tragedy | | | Join the Discussion | I am for rebuilding the WTC, and in doing so, rebuilding our confidence, resolve and our feelings of security. I am sure that we can come up with many solutions concerning security. I am afraid however, that it may involve limiting the rights of non US citizens from certain regions of the world. If this is what we need to do, then let us do so. Please understand that I am not calling for internment camps, but rather increased surveilance of people who fit ( excuse the word) a particular profile. I am sure that we can do this without causing any harm.
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Over the past week, several thousand volunteers and civil servants have been putting their lives on the line in New York City. Working over and next to unstable buildings and ground, they look for survivors, evidence and begin the process of bringing the dead to a proper burial. Waldemar Freyre is one of our Online Latino Community members and a policeman who had the opportunity to help at the site. He and other members of our community share how they spent the first week recovering from the tragedy. Waldemar has sent pictures from what some are calling 'ground zero' in New York City.
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