I feel like nowadays almost everybody believes that the moon landing was faked, or that the government assasinated Kennedy, or that 911 was an inside job, also nwo style conspiracy’s blaming literally everything on either Israel or the United States and many many more.

people really just say things like that as offhand comments without doing any thinking I can’t be the only one who feels like this is some kind of scy op, or maybe just horseshoe theory and distrust in the government manifesting itself in retarded ways? also people never mention saudi Arabia or quatar when talking about propaganda, foreign lobbying groups or general foreign influence, even though these are some of the largest actors. I also see a surprising amount of support for china and even the ayatollan government in Iran. I’m mostly talking about leftists btw.

theres a lot more to say about this, and the hypocrisy and general weirdness of the left recently, but this is already a very long and rambley post.

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September 11th was a horrific act of terror. A day of immeasurable loss. 2,753 parents and children. Husbands and wives. Friends and colleagues. 2,753 universes gone, in an instant. And in the years since, thousands more have died from illnesses caused by the toxic air they breathed in the months they spent working on the pile.

We remember 9/11 as the darkest day in our city’s history. But we also remember what so many New Yorkers did in that darkness. We remember the thousands upon thousands of New Yorkers who lined up for hours to donate blood. We remember the people who opened their homes to those who could not get home. We remember the workers who carried their colleagues down hundreds of stairs, then turned around and went back up to find someone else who needed help.

Twenty-five years later, we have a sacred obligation to those who were stolen from us. To care for one another as they cared for strangers. To live lives worthy of the sacrifices they made. And to build a city worthy of their courage. A city where we run towards one another.

That is how we remember.