We should just mark the importance of this waterfront and the fact that an enemy practically certified it as such by a desperate initiative to destroy it.

There's going to be a very large park there, much bigger than just the waterfront walkway, ... The garden is already there, so that helps. It was the site of the evacuation center and it has a perfect view of downtown Manhattan from that site. It will honor not those who died and those who worked there, but everyone who came off that ferry that day. It's a beautiful site for a lasting memorial.

I think the fact they they're just practically denuding the northeast preys on a lot of minds and we also have the added thing, we're on the border.

Thus, what is of supreme importance in war is to attack the enemy's strategy.

Facts are the enemy of truth.

I'm a scuba diver but not certified.