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[Mia Talias @miatalias]

it's because Ukraine hit the Russian Data Centres bro

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@RightPulseNewss The “once upon a time in America” was so long ago and appears it was the last time they got along.

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@toobaffled I did go to a hospital. They kept me there for a few hours and then told me to go home because there was nothing they could give me. Truly covid was the sickest I’d ever been but I never got it again. All ppl who are vaxxed got it many times and continue to.

[County Highway @countyhwy]

This is a gorgeous story that draws from a deep well of truth about where stories come from and how artists are made.

[The Ju Tang Clan @TheJuTangClan]

Are you suffering from a severe lack of popularity ? Want to be rich and famous again ? Have you tried the Gaza Grift ?

#GazaGrift #Grifters #VirtueSignalForClicks

[Frank McCormick @CBHeresy]

This is what Gaza would look like if Israel actually occupied it:

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Just a pro tip for you guys: if you ever find yourself saying "Hitler had the decency..." you should probably just take a tactical pause right there and reevaluate your entire life.

[Jason D. Meister 🇺🇸 @jason_meister]

Man gas is really expensive, I better vote for the party that flooded our country with tens of millions of illegals, funded the creation of COVID-19 that killed tens of millions, turned the intel agencies on private citizens, mutilated & indoctrinated our children at scale, stole an election, illegally spied on the opposition party/candidate, sabotaged an administration, framed a duly elected president, ignited a color revolution, bankrolled Hamas protests on college campuses and universities, censored Americans, jailed supporters, staged a fedsurrection, locked hands with islamists, and installed a non compos mentis dementia patient as leader of the free world.

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@calleymeans @GovernorShapiro The govnr got ratioed alright

[DoctorTro | Metabolic & Obesity Physician @DoctorTro]

There is NO such thing as “pro-vax” and “anti-vax”

There are people who support informed consent and people who don’t

It’s that simply

Stop complicating the truth you monsters

[Jon Dummermuth @JDFireRescue63]

Good morning X World. Today's throwback is to September 10, 2001. The day before our world changed forever. These aren't my words. But it's how I feel.

My friends, as you settle down tonight for bed, remember that, on this night…..25 years ago, 246 people went to sleep in preparation for their morning flights. 2,606 people went to sleep in preparation for work in the morning tomorrow. 343 firefighters went to sleep in preparation for their morning shift. 60 police officers went to sleep in preparation for morning patrol. 8 paramedics went to sleep in preparation for the morning shift of saving lives. None of them saw past 10:00 am Sept 11, 2001. In one single moment life may never be the same.
As you live and enjoy the breaths you take today and tonight before you go to sleep in preparation for your life tomorrow, kiss the ones you love, snuggle a little tighter, and never take one second of your life for granted.
I'm still pissed and I WILL NEVER forget. 🇺🇸

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Howard Lutnick was supposed to be at his desk on the 105th floor of One World Trade Center, running Cantor Fitzgerald.

Instead, he was taking his five-year-old son, Kyle, to his very first day of kindergarten.
That tender fatherly milestone saved his life, but it came at a staggering cost. At 8:46 AM, American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower right beneath Cantor Fitzgerald’s headquarters. In an instant, 658 of his employees, 67% of the company's workforce, including his brother Gary, were trapped above the impact zone. Every single one of them died.

Lutnick rushed to the scene just as the towers collapsed. Surrounded by dust and devastation, he found himself facing a horrific double reality: he had survived, but he was now CEO of a ghost company. His friends, colleagues, and entire executive team were gone.

In the emotional days that followed, the media aggressively questioned whether Cantor Fitzgerald would simply file for bankruptcy. To make matters worse, Lutnick faced intense backlash when he froze payroll days after the attack. However, he quickly clarified the brutal reality: the firm was bleeding cash, and if it went under, there would be no money left to help the families of the fallen.

Driven by a profound sense of duty, Lutnick made a quiet promise: Cantor Fitzgerald would survive, and its success would belong to the families left behind.

Over the next five years, the surviving staff worked around the clock under extreme emotional pressure. Lutnick pledged 25% of the firm's profits directly to the families of the victims and guaranteed their healthcare for a decade. Through this initiative, Cantor Fitzgerald distributed $180 million to those affected.

But he didn't stop at financial restitution. Lutnick made a legendary promise to every single child who lost a parent in the attacks: when you grow up, you have a job waiting for you at Cantor Fitzgerald.

Years turned into decades. True to his word, as those children reached adulthood, the doors of the firm opened for them. To date, 57 children of the victims have walked through those doors, joining the very company where their parents once worked.

Every year on September 11, Cantor Fitzgerald holds its annual Charity Day, donating 100% of its global revenues to various charities worldwide, turning one of the darkest days in human history into an enduring beacon of hope, resilience, and loyalty.

Before rebuilding Cantor Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick experienced profound personal tragedy early in life: his mother died of lymphoma while he was in high school, and his father passed away during his freshman year at Haverford College. Facing sudden hardship, the college president and dean granted Lutnick a full scholarship to complete his degree, a act of institutional generosity that Lutnick credits as the foundation for his later philanthropic pledge to support the families of his fallen 9/11 team.

#archaeohistories

[James J. Marlow @James_J_Marlow]

For those who are 26 years old or younger, this clip is NOT Ai.

It’s when Islamists hijacked passenger aircraft, killed crew members and crashed the planes into the twin towers.

You may be supporting Hamas and “the resistance” but September 11, 2001 is when it started.

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@Noahpinion Neither. AI probably WILL take some human jobs - but it will create more in a different sector. Self checkout took cashiers’ jobs but created jobs in IT to program, service, install, maintain. AI will give answers but humans will still come up with questions.

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

This take from the @PirateWires Daily 👇

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@walterkirn 100%

[The Free Press @TheFP]

When Jewish students at an Arlington, Virginia, high school were mocked, threatened, and chased, their desperate requests for help were met with indifference by school officials, writes Rupa Subramanya. https://t.co/jilvj8wKF8

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

She got some ABS!!!!

[Enes Kanter FREEDOM @EnesFreedom]

Let “The Transition” to the @WNBA begin.

Rules Are Rules!

#LetFreedomPlay

[Cellarfiller @CellarfillerAtl]

@jackunheard I think they’re either embarrassed for complying or still in a state of cognitive dissonance.

[Jack @jackunheard]

I'm very confused...

All of the "anti-vaxxers" are publicly LIVID at Fauci for lying, and we didn't even take the shot.

Why aren't the people who lined up and took the shot mad at all? Complete silence from them.

They should be RIOTING in the streets.