And, there are messages pouring in from around the world -- there are some in
the scientific community who like America. The following is from the NASA
website.
Jim Arnold NFTEE 50, Lafayette, CA
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Science@NASA is based in the United States, but among our many subscribers
are a substantial number of readers from other countries. In recent days
many of them have written to us expressing their sympathies and horror at
the events of Sept. 11th. Their messages, attached below, reveal how the
heart-breaking loss of life in New York, Washington, D.C., and
Pennsylvania touches everyone. The staff of Science@NASA extend our
heartfelt condolences to the many victims of Tuesday's tragedy, and we
thank our friends overseas for their kind messages of support as we
resume, later today, our regular schedule of scientific story-telling.
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TO: Ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: inna_mar@XXXXXXXX.ru
Dear Mr. Koczor,
All of us are shocked by the awful events that have occurred yesterday in
New York and in Washington and we wish to extend our sympathy to you and
your colleagues.
If there is any way that we can help, please let us know.
Sincerely,
Inna Mardanyan
Moscow, Russia
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TO: Ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: gushat@XXXXXXX.ru
Dear friends,
Your colleagues from Paleontological Institute of Moscow are with you.
Our sympathy, thoughts and support are yours. And will always be.
Best regards,
Alexei Rzanov, Galina Ushatinskaya, and all colleagues from Moscow
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TO: Ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: snassopoulou@XXXXXXX.gr
Dear Ron,
We are very sorry and really left astonished and speechless with terrorism
struck US yesterday. We sincerely wish and hope that everything is OK for
you and all the American colleagues and families.
Yours,
Sophia
Athens, Greece
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TO: phillips@spacescience.com
FROM: tony.taggett@XXXXXXX.uk
Dear Dr Phillips
As my only point of contact with the United States is through your
science@NASA website, I would like to express my heartfelt condolences to
the American people, our thoughts and prayers especially go out to the
relatives and friends of those who perished in the awful events that
occurred yesterday
Yours Sincerely
Tony Aggett
United Kingdom
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TO: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: mmazzolini@XXXXXX.au
We would like to offer our deepfelt sympathy, concern and prayers to our
friends and colleagues in the US at this dreadful time,
Margaret and Alex Mazzolini
Melbourne, Australia
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TO: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: omaro@XXXXXX.kz
We are absolutely shocked by horrible events in the U.S. It is
unbelievable...Accept my condolences...Today our world has changed. What
will happen to our world?
Take care,
Prof Omarov
Alma Aty, Khazakstan
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TO: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: cofXXXXX@home.com
As the President of CANADIAN Environmental Science and Research Group and
on behalf of the Team of CESAR Group I would like to send our heart felt
sorrow to those family members who lost relatives in these vicious and
despicable attacks on democracy. God Bless America!
Jack Pender
Canada
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From: Rafael Cardenas Santacruz
To: Ronald.J.Koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
Sincere greetings Dr. Koczor, Ron
Together with my family, we feel very sorry for the regrettable incidents
in New York. We are with you with all our hearts.
Rafael Cardenas Santacruz
Scientific Technician
Bogota, Columbia
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TO: Ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
FROM: jarl.ahlbeck@XXXXX.fi
In the 1930's Stalin deported and murdered 25,000 Finns that were
peacefully living on the Soviet side of the border. It was a blind terror
action against civilians, a complete ethnical cleaning of the Karelia
county. Without successful defensive fight in the following winter war
1939 when Stalin tried to invade Finland (5 of my uncles were killed, my
father injured), we would, according to recently discovered documents from
Moscow, all have been deported to Siberia, and I would not sit here and
study your website.
These terrorists try to create a world of that kind. We do not want this
world anymore!
All the best for you in the USA
Jarl
Helsinki, Finland
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Necochea, 11/9/01
TO: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
NASA:
Hi!, My name is Maria. I am aware of the attack that has been perpetrated
against your country, and I am very sad. I live in Buenos Aires,
Argentina. I am 14 years old and there is not much that I can do to help,
but I profoundly admire you and you have my moral support. I would like to
ask you a favor. Please reach an agreement without wars, but I hope those
responsible are found, so that peace will be extended throughout the
world.
Sincerely,
Maguie.
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From: Jonathon Dugdale
To: patrick.meyer@msfc.nasa.gov
Sent: 9/11/01 12:37 PM
Subject: Condolences
On behalf of all the employees and stakeholders of ApexMail I would like
to say that we share in your shock, grief and pain resulting from today's
unspeakable and cowardly assault. Our thoughts and prayers are with you
and the people of America.
Jonathon Dugdale
Apexmail, Inc
Canada
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