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This video is almost too much to watch. Those rescuers pulling a tiny, mud-covered body from the wreckage… that was someone’s child. A little life that ended in seconds under a wall of water and debris. The families still waiting for news tonight must be living through the worst... show more

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This man is down in Center Point Texas with his crew and equipment helping clear debris. They found a little girl deceased among the debris. 💔 He said a little girl from Hunt, Texas gave him a bracelet. She told him that the one yellow bead stands for Hope. “We can give their families hope to find them. We can give the communities hope to rebuild. And I think most importantly we can give the ease to the communities that people still care and that we’re here to help. So at the end of the day, these families lives will always be different. They will never be what they were and we can’t change that. But as Americans,Texans, come to this site, we’re here to make it better. So keep on praying, people are really appreciative of it and it’s helping and we’re gonna’ find these lost loved ones and we’re gonna’ bring ‘em home.” God bless you brother. Thank you for all that you and your crew are doing. I can’t imagine how heartbreaking it must be.

This man is down in Center Point Texas with his crew and equipment helping clear debris. They found a little girl deceased among the debris. 💔 He said a little girl from Hunt, Texas gave him a bracelet. She told him that the one yellow bead stands for Hope. “We can give their families hope to find them. We can give the communities hope to rebuild. And I think most importantly we can give the ease to the communities that people still care and that we’re here to help. So at the end of the day, these families lives will always be different. They will never be what they were and we can’t change that. But as Americans,Texans, come to this site, we’re here to make it better. So keep on praying, people are really appreciative of it and it’s helping and we’re gonna’ find these lost loved ones and we’re gonna’ bring ‘em home.” God bless you brother. Thank you for all that you and your crew are doing. I can’t imagine how heartbreaking it must be.

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434,264 views • 1 year ago

Clean water has been distributed to displaced families living in tents in Gaza. Getting water may seem like something simple in other parts of the world. Here, it is no longer a guaranteed right, but a daily struggle. Long lines of children and parents stand for hours just to get a small amount of water for their families. Seeing children filling their containers with clean water is a powerful moment that cannot be forgotten… a moment that gives them a small sense of safety in the middle of all this suffering. But the painful truth is that many families are still waiting for their turn. If we cannot deliver water to them, they may have nothing to drink. Your donations make a real difference. Your contribution could simply mean that a child will not go to sleep thirsty tonight. To contribute:

Clean water has been distributed to displaced families living in tents in Gaza. Getting water may seem like something simple in other parts of the world. Here, it is no longer a guaranteed right, but a daily struggle. Long lines of children and parents stand for hours just to get a small amount of water for their families. Seeing children filling their containers with clean water is a powerful moment that cannot be forgotten… a moment that gives them a small sense of safety in the middle of all this suffering. But the painful truth is that many families are still waiting for their turn. If we cannot deliver water to them, they may have nothing to drink. Your donations make a real difference. Your contribution could simply mean that a child will not go to sleep thirsty tonight. To contribute:

Handala Relief Project

481,811 views • 6 months ago

I write this with a deeply broken heart following the tragic loss of five precious lives aboard the Bell 430 helicopter flight from Chikomba to Harare. It is difficult to find words for a tragedy of this magnitude. They left their loved ones never knowing that it would be their final journey. In a single moment, families lost people they loved, voices they knew and lives they still expected to share tomorrow with. Life can be painfully fragile and unpredictable. Today five families are carrying a pain that words cannot adequately describe. My heart and deepest condolences go to the families and loved ones of Mr Wicknell Chivhayo, Mrs Lucy Chivhayo (née Muteki), Miss Senelisiwe Magagula, Captain kelvin T Soda and Captain Courage Mutavirwa. May God hold every grieving family close and give them strength through these darkest hours. Gone too soon. May their souls rest in eternal peace and may their memories forever live in the hearts of those who loved them.

I write this with a deeply broken heart following the tragic loss of five precious lives aboard the Bell 430 helicopter flight from Chikomba to Harare. It is difficult to find words for a tragedy of this magnitude. They left their loved ones never knowing that it would be their final journey. In a single moment, families lost people they loved, voices they knew and lives they still expected to share tomorrow with. Life can be painfully fragile and unpredictable. Today five families are carrying a pain that words cannot adequately describe. My heart and deepest condolences go to the families and loved ones of Mr Wicknell Chivhayo, Mrs Lucy Chivhayo (née Muteki), Miss Senelisiwe Magagula, Captain kelvin T Soda and Captain Courage Mutavirwa. May God hold every grieving family close and give them strength through these darkest hours. Gone too soon. May their souls rest in eternal peace and may their memories forever live in the hearts of those who loved them.

Hon Minister Machakaire

71,126 views • 10 days ago

Three lives lay buried beneath the mud for nearly three days, and after all that, the mother dog broke down in tears after being rescued 💖✨ After heavy rains in Kerala, India, a minor landslide occurred near a residential area. Local people heard a faint whimper but could not work out where it was coming from. The rain gradually eased, but the sound continued. Unwilling to ignore it, they began digging around the place where the cries seemed to be coming from and discovered a mother dog buried in the mud, with two newborn puppies beside her. The three of them are believed to have been trapped for nearly three days without food or water. The puppies were trembling, their bodies covered in mud, while the mother remained trapped and unable to free herself. The rescuers quickly brought them out. They washed the mud from the two puppies, dried them with towels and wrapped them in cloth to keep them warm. Immediately after being rescued, the mother dog broke down in tears. She stood close to her puppies, watching as they were cleaned and kept warm, while her faint cries could still be heard. No one can know exactly what the mother dog was feeling. But after nearly three days trapped in the mud, perhaps those cries were a mixture of stress, exhaustion and relief that she and her puppies had finally escaped the danger. What is particularly striking is that the two puppies were still beside her. After days of being unable to free herself, the mother could now see her puppies being cared for and have them right beside her. The people then built a small temporary shelter for the three of them beneath a telephone pole, giving them a place to stay and protecting them from the cold rain. They brought them food and water and continued caring for all three until they gradually recovered. What still puzzled those who witnessed the rescue was how the three dogs had managed to survive beneath the mud for so long. There is not enough information to know exactly what allowed them to remain alive in those conditions. But one thing is clear: without those cries, the people might never have known that a small family was trapped beneath the mud. For an animal buried underground, making a sound may be one of the few ways it can signal that it is still alive. People do not need to understand exactly what that sound means to recognise that there is a living creature beneath the mud that needs to be found. Natural disasters do not threaten only people. When landslides occur, water rises or shelters are destroyed, animals can also become trapped, lose their homes, become separated from those they depend on, or be unable to find food and water. Rescuing an animal in such circumstances is therefore more than an act of compassion. It shows that people can extend their sense of responsibility to the other living creatures that share the same environment. A society is judged not only by how it protects its most vulnerable people, but also by how it treats creatures that cannot speak for themselves. People cannot prevent natural disasters from happening, but they can still decide what to do when living beings are left in danger afterwards. Perhaps the most memorable part of this story is that three lives survived because a very small cry was heard.

Three lives lay buried beneath the mud for nearly three days, and after all that, the mother dog broke down in tears after being rescued 💖✨ After heavy rains in Kerala, India, a minor landslide occurred near a residential area. Local people heard a faint whimper but could not work out where it was coming from. The rain gradually eased, but the sound continued. Unwilling to ignore it, they began digging around the place where the cries seemed to be coming from and discovered a mother dog buried in the mud, with two newborn puppies beside her. The three of them are believed to have been trapped for nearly three days without food or water. The puppies were trembling, their bodies covered in mud, while the mother remained trapped and unable to free herself. The rescuers quickly brought them out. They washed the mud from the two puppies, dried them with towels and wrapped them in cloth to keep them warm. Immediately after being rescued, the mother dog broke down in tears. She stood close to her puppies, watching as they were cleaned and kept warm, while her faint cries could still be heard. No one can know exactly what the mother dog was feeling. But after nearly three days trapped in the mud, perhaps those cries were a mixture of stress, exhaustion and relief that she and her puppies had finally escaped the danger. What is particularly striking is that the two puppies were still beside her. After days of being unable to free herself, the mother could now see her puppies being cared for and have them right beside her. The people then built a small temporary shelter for the three of them beneath a telephone pole, giving them a place to stay and protecting them from the cold rain. They brought them food and water and continued caring for all three until they gradually recovered. What still puzzled those who witnessed the rescue was how the three dogs had managed to survive beneath the mud for so long. There is not enough information to know exactly what allowed them to remain alive in those conditions. But one thing is clear: without those cries, the people might never have known that a small family was trapped beneath the mud. For an animal buried underground, making a sound may be one of the few ways it can signal that it is still alive. People do not need to understand exactly what that sound means to recognise that there is a living creature beneath the mud that needs to be found. Natural disasters do not threaten only people. When landslides occur, water rises or shelters are destroyed, animals can also become trapped, lose their homes, become separated from those they depend on, or be unable to find food and water. Rescuing an animal in such circumstances is therefore more than an act of compassion. It shows that people can extend their sense of responsibility to the other living creatures that share the same environment. A society is judged not only by how it protects its most vulnerable people, but also by how it treats creatures that cannot speak for themselves. People cannot prevent natural disasters from happening, but they can still decide what to do when living beings are left in danger afterwards. Perhaps the most memorable part of this story is that three lives survived because a very small cry was heard.

The Classic Salon

591,467 views • 1 month ago

🚨 THIS CHILD IS NOT ASKING FOR TOYS. HE IS ASKING: “WILL I DRINK TODAY?” 🚨 🚨 Donate urgently to bring water to the children of Gaza 🚨 Donate now: Today in Gaza… Children are no longer asking for toys. They are no longer asking for comfort. They are no longer asking when life will return. They are asking for one thing: “Will we drink today?” And tonight… for thousands of families across Gaza… the answer may be no. Clean water is disappearing. Wells are damaged. Pipes are broken. Families are walking for hours under the burning sun just to fill one small container. At Project Mohammed, we are still trying to deliver water to displaced families and children. But donations have collapsed dramatically. And for the first time in a long time… we are genuinely afraid that water distributions may stop. 💧 Look at the children receiving water today. Look carefully at their faces. This is not happiness. This is relief. Relief that they will not sleep thirsty tonight. Relief that their bodies will survive another day. Relief that their mothers will have something — anything — to give them. Because in Gaza… water is no longer ordinary. Water is life. 💔 A child stands for hours under the burning sun holding an empty container. 💔 A mother divides one bottle between all her children. 💔 Fathers walk long distances and return with only a little water. 💔 Families are becoming weaker from thirst, hunger, heat, and exhaustion. And the most terrifying reality is this: There are families in Gaza tonight with absolutely nothing. No clean water. No safe well. No working tap. No water for tomorrow. Nothing. Families are no longer only surviving bombs. They are now fighting thirst every single hour of every single day. Imagine hearing your child cry from thirst… and having absolutely nothing left to give. Imagine watching their body become weaker every day… while knowing there is no water waiting tomorrow. This is happening right now. Not next week. Not tomorrow. Tonight. 🤍 Deep thanks to those still standing beside Gaza: Eyup (Eyup Lovely) ❤️ Felix (GoliathFan1952) ❤️ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) ❤️ Your voices are helping children drink when the world is turning away. But we urgently need help. If donations continue collapsing… water distributions will stop. And when water stops… life itself is in danger. 🚨 Please do not scroll away. One donation may be the water that keeps a child alive tomorrow. If you pass this post without helping… another child may go to sleep tonight wondering: “Will I find something to drink tomorrow?” 🤲 Donate. Share. Speak. Before another child goes to sleep thirsty tonight. Donate now:

🚨 THIS CHILD IS NOT ASKING FOR TOYS. HE IS ASKING: “WILL I DRINK TODAY?” 🚨 🚨 Donate urgently to bring water to the children of Gaza 🚨 Donate now: Today in Gaza… Children are no longer asking for toys. They are no longer asking for comfort. They are no longer asking when life will return. They are asking for one thing: “Will we drink today?” And tonight… for thousands of families across Gaza… the answer may be no. Clean water is disappearing. Wells are damaged. Pipes are broken. Families are walking for hours under the burning sun just to fill one small container. At Project Mohammed, we are still trying to deliver water to displaced families and children. But donations have collapsed dramatically. And for the first time in a long time… we are genuinely afraid that water distributions may stop. 💧 Look at the children receiving water today. Look carefully at their faces. This is not happiness. This is relief. Relief that they will not sleep thirsty tonight. Relief that their bodies will survive another day. Relief that their mothers will have something — anything — to give them. Because in Gaza… water is no longer ordinary. Water is life. 💔 A child stands for hours under the burning sun holding an empty container. 💔 A mother divides one bottle between all her children. 💔 Fathers walk long distances and return with only a little water. 💔 Families are becoming weaker from thirst, hunger, heat, and exhaustion. And the most terrifying reality is this: There are families in Gaza tonight with absolutely nothing. No clean water. No safe well. No working tap. No water for tomorrow. Nothing. Families are no longer only surviving bombs. They are now fighting thirst every single hour of every single day. Imagine hearing your child cry from thirst… and having absolutely nothing left to give. Imagine watching their body become weaker every day… while knowing there is no water waiting tomorrow. This is happening right now. Not next week. Not tomorrow. Tonight. 🤍 Deep thanks to those still standing beside Gaza: Eyup (Eyup Lovely) ❤️ Felix (GoliathFan1952) ❤️ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) ❤️ Your voices are helping children drink when the world is turning away. But we urgently need help. If donations continue collapsing… water distributions will stop. And when water stops… life itself is in danger. 🚨 Please do not scroll away. One donation may be the water that keeps a child alive tomorrow. If you pass this post without helping… another child may go to sleep tonight wondering: “Will I find something to drink tomorrow?” 🤲 Donate. Share. Speak. Before another child goes to sleep thirsty tonight. Donate now:

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

12,951 views • 3 months ago

One thing that I’m looking forward to in Florida’s governor’s race is getting a new First Lady. A First Lady who, just like her husband, will think about all Floridians every single day. Someone who cares about the families who call this state home and believes every child in Florida deserves access to a high-quality education and opportunities to build a good life right here in their home state, from childhood through adulthood and into retirement. Having had the opportunity to meet Laura Jolly in person, I know that is in her heart. So, for those of you who haven’t had the chance to meet Laura yet, I want to share this little video and give you a glimpse of the woman I hope will be Florida’s next First Lady.

One thing that I’m looking forward to in Florida’s governor’s race is getting a new First Lady. A First Lady who, just like her husband, will think about all Floridians every single day. Someone who cares about the families who call this state home and believes every child in Florida deserves access to a high-quality education and opportunities to build a good life right here in their home state, from childhood through adulthood and into retirement. Having had the opportunity to meet Laura Jolly in person, I know that is in her heart. So, for those of you who haven’t had the chance to meet Laura yet, I want to share this little video and give you a glimpse of the woman I hope will be Florida’s next First Lady.

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15,237 views • 1 month ago

As of 1 p.m. on June 18, rescue workers are still clearing the rubble in Kyiv. So far, 26 people are confirmed dead and 134 injured as a result of Russia’s June 17 attack. Yesterday, rescuers found the body of a son whose parents had spent the entire day waiting for news about him. Ukrainian rescuers work day and night to find everyone trapped under the debris. We are grateful to them for their selfless fight for every life. Russia’s terror against civilians hasn’t stopped – it continues every day, relentlessly. The world must break Russia’s ability to wage this unjust war against Ukrainians and hold the terrorist state accountable for every crime committed and every life taken.

As of 1 p.m. on June 18, rescue workers are still clearing the rubble in Kyiv. So far, 26 people are confirmed dead and 134 injured as a result of Russia’s June 17 attack. Yesterday, rescuers found the body of a son whose parents had spent the entire day waiting for news about him. Ukrainian rescuers work day and night to find everyone trapped under the debris. We are grateful to them for their selfless fight for every life. Russia’s terror against civilians hasn’t stopped – it continues every day, relentlessly. The world must break Russia’s ability to wage this unjust war against Ukrainians and hold the terrorist state accountable for every crime committed and every life taken.

MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦

10,988 views • 1 year ago

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny just revealed how pediatricians misinform millions of parents about vaccines every year. “Pediatricians have all been taught vaccines are safe, effective, necessary and are harmless.” “Each one of those statements is false.” “Vaccines have never been proven to be safe, they don’t keep you from getting sick.” “You can have the vaccine and high antibody levels and still contract the illness.” “Every single vaccine causes a level of harm … changing the epigenetics of that child, changing little things, shaving off a few points of their IQ that you may not be able to recognize until later.” “When you have all of those toxicities in your body that your body has to take care of, you know that your body is a little bit less healthy.” Dr Sherri Tenpenny Alex Clark

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny just revealed how pediatricians misinform millions of parents about vaccines every year. “Pediatricians have all been taught vaccines are safe, effective, necessary and are harmless.” “Each one of those statements is false.” “Vaccines have never been proven to be safe, they don’t keep you from getting sick.” “You can have the vaccine and high antibody levels and still contract the illness.” “Every single vaccine causes a level of harm … changing the epigenetics of that child, changing little things, shaving off a few points of their IQ that you may not be able to recognize until later.” “When you have all of those toxicities in your body that your body has to take care of, you know that your body is a little bit less healthy.” Dr Sherri Tenpenny Alex Clark

Children’s Health Defense

59,731 views • 9 months ago

A little one was found wandering an airport in Hawaii completely alone, and nobody came running to claim them. Video shows airport workers walking through the bag drop area calling out, trying to find whoever this child belongs to. The scary part is that they can’t just blast it over the loudspeaker, because that could invite the wrong person to walk up and claim a child who isn’t theirs. Whatever happened here, whether a parent got distracted or fell asleep, a child that small should never be out of your sight in a crowded airport. It only takes one wrong person noticing first. How does a parent not notice their child is gone?

A little one was found wandering an airport in Hawaii completely alone, and nobody came running to claim them. Video shows airport workers walking through the bag drop area calling out, trying to find whoever this child belongs to. The scary part is that they can’t just blast it over the loudspeaker, because that could invite the wrong person to walk up and claim a child who isn’t theirs. Whatever happened here, whether a parent got distracted or fell asleep, a child that small should never be out of your sight in a crowded airport. It only takes one wrong person noticing first. How does a parent not notice their child is gone?

Tony Lane 🇺🇸

14,682 views • 1 day ago

Furious. The cries of this poor little one. The people who should love them and care for them abuse them! Lock this sorry excuse for a human up and for heaven's sake, take that beautiful child away before they are killed or become even more emotionally scarred. You know that child is terrified... Who does this to a defenseless child? A sadist. #AlexUmberger needs to be arrested #Clinton #Virginia

Furious. The cries of this poor little one. The people who should love them and care for them abuse them! Lock this sorry excuse for a human up and for heaven's sake, take that beautiful child away before they are killed or become even more emotionally scarred. You know that child is terrified... Who does this to a defenseless child? A sadist. #AlexUmberger needs to be arrested #Clinton #Virginia

Jennifer Coffindaffer

11,025 views • 11 months ago

“you’re in a parasocial relationship with millionaires " No i developed this relationship when they only had struggles, dreams and hope, one tiny bedroom for all 7 of them, bunk beds squeezed in, a small bathroom, a little kitchen, & a living room that was also their dining area

“you’re in a parasocial relationship with millionaires " No i developed this relationship when they only had struggles, dreams and hope, one tiny bedroom for all 7 of them, bunk beds squeezed in, a small bathroom, a little kitchen, & a living room that was also their dining area

mehreen⁷

20,421 views • 4 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: We are still awaiting new details on the missing U.S. Navy aircrewman, and this is one of those moments where politics stops and every decent person should be praying for the service member, the family, and the entire crew involved. These are the men and women who carry the weight of America’s security while the rest of us sleep, work, argue, and live normal lives. Every mission comes with real danger, and every family wearing that uniform understands the fear that comes with waiting for answers. Pray hard tonight. Pray for good news, pray for strength, and pray for every American serving far from home. 🇺🇸🙏

🚨 JUST IN: We are still awaiting new details on the missing U.S. Navy aircrewman, and this is one of those moments where politics stops and every decent person should be praying for the service member, the family, and the entire crew involved. These are the men and women who carry the weight of America’s security while the rest of us sleep, work, argue, and live normal lives. Every mission comes with real danger, and every family wearing that uniform understands the fear that comes with waiting for answers. Pray hard tonight. Pray for good news, pray for strength, and pray for every American serving far from home. 🇺🇸🙏

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

81,267 views • 3 months ago

I don’t care who you are or where you’re from children should not have to be in fear for their lives every second of every day! I can’t imagine hearing those bombs hit and wondering if the next one is for you or your family! The little girls had no clue what hit them! 🤬

I don’t care who you are or where you’re from children should not have to be in fear for their lives every second of every day! I can’t imagine hearing those bombs hit and wondering if the next one is for you or your family! The little girls had no clue what hit them! 🤬

Suzie rizzio

28,878 views • 7 months ago

Today, twitter/X and other social media platforms have been flooded with footage of another return of our Ukrainian soldiers from russian captivity. I want to show the other side of these events – the one where people stand with photographs, hoping that one of the returning prisoners of war will be able to identify the loved ones of those who are still in russia. It brings a mix of both joy and sorrow. Sorrow, because looking at those holding pictures of their family and friends, you realize they still haven’t lost faith. They cling to the hope that their loved ones are alive and believe that soon they, too, will be found and come home. People congratulate the defenders while simultaneously trying to show them photos: what if someone saw something?! What if someone knows something?! Hope is a small flame that, under any circumstances, keeps us humans afloat in this often turbulent life. It’s just a pity that reality can sometimes strike far too hard.

Today, twitter/X and other social media platforms have been flooded with footage of another return of our Ukrainian soldiers from russian captivity. I want to show the other side of these events – the one where people stand with photographs, hoping that one of the returning prisoners of war will be able to identify the loved ones of those who are still in russia. It brings a mix of both joy and sorrow. Sorrow, because looking at those holding pictures of their family and friends, you realize they still haven’t lost faith. They cling to the hope that their loved ones are alive and believe that soon they, too, will be found and come home. People congratulate the defenders while simultaneously trying to show them photos: what if someone saw something?! What if someone knows something?! Hope is a small flame that, under any circumstances, keeps us humans afloat in this often turbulent life. It’s just a pity that reality can sometimes strike far too hard.

Katerina Horbunova

12,492 views • 7 months ago

“Almost 10,000 people could still be missing,” says Ganesh Shrestha, a survivor of the devastating Nepal floods. Ganesh says his estimate comes from what he witnessed on the ground. He recalls that a mela, or local fair, was taking place in the area when the floods struck, drawing a huge crowd of people. When the flash floods came, water, mud and debris swept through the area with terrifying force, leaving little time for people to escape. For Ganesh, the scale of the tragedy could therefore be far greater than the numbers currently accounted for. He believes many of those who had gathered at the mela may still be unaccounted for — leading him to fear that almost 10,000 people could be missing. His account comes as rescue and search operations continue across the flood-hit areas of Nepal. Rescue teams are battling heavy rain, unstable terrain, mudslides and destroyed roads and bridges, making access to some of the worst-hit areas extremely difficult. Watch the full interview -

“Almost 10,000 people could still be missing,” says Ganesh Shrestha, a survivor of the devastating Nepal floods. Ganesh says his estimate comes from what he witnessed on the ground. He recalls that a mela, or local fair, was taking place in the area when the floods struck, drawing a huge crowd of people. When the flash floods came, water, mud and debris swept through the area with terrifying force, leaving little time for people to escape. For Ganesh, the scale of the tragedy could therefore be far greater than the numbers currently accounted for. He believes many of those who had gathered at the mela may still be unaccounted for — leading him to fear that almost 10,000 people could be missing. His account comes as rescue and search operations continue across the flood-hit areas of Nepal. Rescue teams are battling heavy rain, unstable terrain, mudslides and destroyed roads and bridges, making access to some of the worst-hit areas extremely difficult. Watch the full interview -

Mojo Story

82,617 views • 1 month ago

this video was actually triggered by an HR who was demanding that a colleague who got home this morning should still come to work today. the only reason I’m not calling them out is because I don’t have their handle or name. but I genuinely hope they see this and change. because in times like this, sometimes all it takes is a little sympathy to prove that you are human. whether you’re in HR, a line manager or the boss, please, this is a good time to allow colleagues commuting from those affected areas to work from home. you can advise the management please. this is not a time to say this is beyond you again. unless, of course, they are holding the keys and life of the company in their hands… or you’re just a witch, like I said. thank you Lemon Cathy for capturing the drone footages used by me in my video. Credit: Lemon Cathy

this video was actually triggered by an HR who was demanding that a colleague who got home this morning should still come to work today. the only reason I’m not calling them out is because I don’t have their handle or name. but I genuinely hope they see this and change. because in times like this, sometimes all it takes is a little sympathy to prove that you are human. whether you’re in HR, a line manager or the boss, please, this is a good time to allow colleagues commuting from those affected areas to work from home. you can advise the management please. this is not a time to say this is beyond you again. unless, of course, they are holding the keys and life of the company in their hands… or you’re just a witch, like I said. thank you Lemon Cathy for capturing the drone footages used by me in my video. Credit: Lemon Cathy

Ọ̀gá HR | African Workforce Guy

35,313 views • 25 days ago

So if there are so many innocent Gazans, where are they? Mind sending me some tweets from those millions of people who oppose Hamas? Or are we going with “They were just fulfilling orders”? Gee, where have I heard that excuse before? But is this a Gaza problem or a radical Islam problem? Where are the millions of innocent Muslims calling out their fundamentalist friends? “They can’t speak up. They’ll be killed.” Sorry, that doesn’t work. If the vast majority of them are innocent and only a small number are radicalized, the majority should be able to stop the radicals. Unless… This Brigitte Gabriel video should be watched and internalized by every person in the western world. Watch it.

So if there are so many innocent Gazans, where are they? Mind sending me some tweets from those millions of people who oppose Hamas? Or are we going with “They were just fulfilling orders”? Gee, where have I heard that excuse before? But is this a Gaza problem or a radical Islam problem? Where are the millions of innocent Muslims calling out their fundamentalist friends? “They can’t speak up. They’ll be killed.” Sorry, that doesn’t work. If the vast majority of them are innocent and only a small number are radicalized, the majority should be able to stop the radicals. Unless… This Brigitte Gabriel video should be watched and internalized by every person in the western world. Watch it.

Hillel Fuld

76,755 views • 1 year ago

Good afternoon my people, It’s 1:35 p.m. Ndio kuamka sasa and the first thing is to thank God for the gift of life. Many wished to see today, but didn’t make it. We are here by His grace alone. Yesterday was meant to be my day of rest, a day to relax and let the body recover. But life had other plans. I found myself in a beautiful gathering that brought Muslims and Christians together a moment of unity, peace, and hope for our society. It reminded me that no matter our differences, we are one people. But even in that moment, the calls kept coming. Cries from people in pain, people going through heavy, painful situations. When I got back, I found them waiting vulnerable, hurting, and desperate for help. As you all know I cannot turn my back on the oppressed. I cannot ignore someone’s pain. So I stood with them. I listened. I walked with them through their struggles because sometimes, all someone needs is to know they are not alone. That is why today I woke up a bit late. The body needed rest,the muscles needed to recover. Because even as we serve others, we must also take care of ourselves. But nimejizoesha I could not wake up without speaking to you my people. You are the reason I keep going. You are the strength behind everything I do. I pray that God blesses each and every one of you. May He protect you and your families. To those at work, may God guide your efforts. To those still searching, may He open doors and give you hope again. Tafadhalini whatever you are going through, do not give up. Giving up is the only battle you must never lose. There is still light ahead. There is still hope. Your story is not over. Stay strong. Stay hopeful. Have a blessed day and enjoy the rest of your Monday.

Good afternoon my people, It’s 1:35 p.m. Ndio kuamka sasa and the first thing is to thank God for the gift of life. Many wished to see today, but didn’t make it. We are here by His grace alone. Yesterday was meant to be my day of rest, a day to relax and let the body recover. But life had other plans. I found myself in a beautiful gathering that brought Muslims and Christians together a moment of unity, peace, and hope for our society. It reminded me that no matter our differences, we are one people. But even in that moment, the calls kept coming. Cries from people in pain, people going through heavy, painful situations. When I got back, I found them waiting vulnerable, hurting, and desperate for help. As you all know I cannot turn my back on the oppressed. I cannot ignore someone’s pain. So I stood with them. I listened. I walked with them through their struggles because sometimes, all someone needs is to know they are not alone. That is why today I woke up a bit late. The body needed rest,the muscles needed to recover. Because even as we serve others, we must also take care of ourselves. But nimejizoesha I could not wake up without speaking to you my people. You are the reason I keep going. You are the strength behind everything I do. I pray that God blesses each and every one of you. May He protect you and your families. To those at work, may God guide your efforts. To those still searching, may He open doors and give you hope again. Tafadhalini whatever you are going through, do not give up. Giving up is the only battle you must never lose. There is still light ahead. There is still hope. Your story is not over. Stay strong. Stay hopeful. Have a blessed day and enjoy the rest of your Monday.

Mike Sonko

22,526 views • 5 months ago