08-14-2020, 04:50 PM
It's okay to allow hundreds, if not thousands, of people to gather for a protest, but paying a tribute to our fallen from 9/11 is not allowed.
Reminds me of when Omar said, "Some people did something", to downplay the importance of that day.
I have a sneaky suspicion they are slowly trying to make people forget about this tragedy, especially now that we have those people running the democrat party.
They said the reason for cancelling is the China virus, but it also mentions further down in the article that it is because of the protesters. Guess they don't have enough police left to protect the public for such an event.
Or, maybe it's because they don't want all the people traveling in to see the destruction in the city caused by the riots and looting. What a shock that would be for those watching MSM who don't show the destruction of these "peaceful protests".
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May we never forget!
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Reminds me of when Omar said, "Some people did something", to downplay the importance of that day.
I have a sneaky suspicion they are slowly trying to make people forget about this tragedy, especially now that we have those people running the democrat party.
They said the reason for cancelling is the China virus, but it also mentions further down in the article that it is because of the protesters. Guess they don't have enough police left to protect the public for such an event.
Or, maybe it's because they don't want all the people traveling in to see the destruction in the city caused by the riots and looting. What a shock that would be for those watching MSM who don't show the destruction of these "peaceful protests".
Quote:The annual tributes by the family members of 9/11 victims will be canceled this year to avoid breaking coronavirus-related social distancing rules, numerous sources reported.
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum announced in a letter to family members of the deceased Friday that instead of reading the names of 9/11 victims, recorded name readings would instead be used “out of an abundance of caution and in line with the guidance regarding social distancing,” the AP reported.
Relatives are invited to gather on the memorial plaza in lower Manhattan instead of gathering on stage, in accordance with restrictions. Six moments of silence will also be observed, symbolizing when the World Trade Center towers fell and when United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in Somerset County, Penn. Nearly 3,000 people were killed in the attacks.
The decision to modify the 9/11 memorial events comes amid gatherings of thousands of people in New York City in protest of police, according to NBC New York.
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May we never forget!
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