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Today, we pause to honor and remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the courage of the heroes who rose in the face of tragedy. ???? We will never forget the strength, unity, and resilience that followed. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the importance of coming together, not just today but every day. . . . . . . . #NeverForget #September11 #UnitedWeStand #InmanAutoCare"

Do you want to know the greatest destroyer of peace? You! Explore how to pursue peace while setting aside your own desires in this episode of Restore Justice. #KnowJusticeKnowPeace #RestoreJustice? https://lnkd.in/gTsREMnf

Today, we pause to remember and honor the lives lost and the heroes who emerged on September 11th, 2001. This day serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience, bravery, and unity that define us as a nation. In Remembrance:?We remember the innocent lives taken too soon and the countless acts of heroism that followed. We honor the first responders, the families, and all those who were affected by this tragic event. Together in Strength:?As we reflect on this day, let us also recognize the strength and solidarity that brought us together. In the face of adversity, we stood united, showing the world the power of compassion and community. Moving Forward:?Let us carry forward the lessons of courage and kindness, striving to build a future rooted in peace and understanding. Together, we can honor the past by working towards a better tomorrow. Honoring the Memory of September 11th #NeverForget #September11 #InRemembrance #Unity #Strength #TogetherWeStand

Excellent points, Val. We who saw 9/11 terrorist acts will never forget the loss to so many families. It seems today, the principle of “see something, say something” lost its impact. When Ivy League and other students, potentially funded by foreign terrorists and career protesters, waved Hamas and ISIS flags, vandalized monuments, and intimidated Jewish and other students, it appears that speaking up no longer makes a difference. Many colleges fail to address severe antisemitic actions, while minor infractions against other groups often result in expulsion. Is it 1939 Germany or 2024 America? I have to ask myself seeing so many posts rightfully, honestly recognize our terrible losses on 9/11... but I haven't seen mention here or on the news of who did it and why. And now similar terror groups are here, loud, proud, and popularly accepted by faculty and students more than ever before. Let's not forget 9/11--and who and why they slaughtered innocents. And we can't afford to forget that terroristic goal hasn't diminished, as daily evidence indicates.

Today, let’s take a moment to honor and remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. On this day, 23 years ago, we witnessed unimaginable tragedy, but also the strength, courage, and unity of so many. Let’s never forget the heroes—first responders, everyday people, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. May we continue to stand together, cherish our loved ones, and strive for peace in their memory. #PaulRutterSpeaks #customerserviceproblems #customerservicetips #customerservices #customersatisfaction #customerexperience #customerappreciation #customerfeedback #customerreview #customerjourney #customertestimonial #happycustomers #smallbusiness #salesstrategy #publicspeaker #speakerlife #motivationalspeaking #successminded #successmotivation #successhabits #leadershipskills #morethanperfectservice

Our grandparents and elders are the pillars of our past and the guardians of our future. Their legacy is the very foundation upon which we stand, a testament to their resilience and wisdom. How do we care for our elders? what problem they may face? how can we manage and ease their life? https://lnkd.in/exrCUNHe

History has a way of leaving us with heavy questions, doesn't it? Take the My Lai massacre, for example. On March 16, 1968, in a small Vietnamese village, something horrific unfolded. U.S. soldiers, sent in with orders they believed were just, entered S?n M?, thinking they were hunting enemy fighters. But what they found were unarmed civilians-innocent men, women, and children. Imagine the fear in their eyes, the confusion. This wasn't a battlefield; it was a community, a place where families lived, loved, and dreamed of peace. Yet, in a matter of hours, hundreds were killed. It was a massacre that stripped away humanity. These soldiers were young, many just out of their teens, caught in a war that blurred the lines between right and wrong. When the truth of My Lai emerged, it sparked outrage. It forced America to confront its actions and question the morality of a seemingly endless war. So, as we reflect on this tragic event, let's ask ourselves: how do we ensure such atrocities never happen again? It's not just about remembering; it's about learning, holding ourselves accountable, and striving for a world where compassion prevails over violence. History teaches us-let's not ignore its lessons.

Today, we honor the memory of those lost in the tragedy of 9/11. This day serves as a reminder of the deep sorrow and suffering that violence and hatred can inflict. Yet, as we commemorate, we must also confront the uncomfortable truth that as a global community, we often remain silent in the face of ongoing atrocities. We cannot claim to honor the victims of past horrors while turning a blind eye to the genocides and war crimes occurring in our world today. As humans, we have the power to choose which side of history we want to stand on — whether we contribute to the perpetuation of violence through inaction, or work toward peace and justice. Let us truly honor the victims of 9/11 by doing our utmost to stand against injustice wherever it may occur, for silence is complicity, and action is the path to change. #LetUsBeHumans #September11 #WorldPeace

Remembering 9/11: A Day of Reflection, Unity, and Resilience Today marks the anniversary of September 11, 2001, a day that forever changed the course of history. We remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost, the brave first responders who rushed toward danger, and the countless families forever affected by this tragedy. As someone who has spent years in public safety, I have seen firsthand the courage and dedication it takes to protect and serve others. On this day, I honor the heroes who showed the world the true meaning of sacrifice and bravery. 9/11 is a reminder of our shared humanity, the strength of our communities, and the resilience of our nation. We must never forget the lessons of that day: unity, compassion, and the importance of standing together in the face of adversity. Let us take a moment to reflect, to remember, and to continue working toward a future defined by hope, respect, and resilience. #NeverForget #911Anniversary #PublicSafety #Unity #Resilience

On Tisha B'Av, we're reminded of the destruction caused by baseless hatred. And today, as Israel faces both internal strife and external threats, and as Jews worldwide confront rising antisemitism, the lessons of this day are more relevant than ever. Let us use this time for introspection and unity. While we mourn past tragedies, we must also reflect on how we can foster understanding and respect among all Jews and with our neighbors. Our strength lies in our ability to come together, even in times of disagreement. May this Tisha B'Av inspire us to heal divisions, combat hatred, and work towards a future of peace and mutual respect. Together, we can turn mourning into hope and division into unity.