THIS IS WHAT YOU GET WITH SOMEONE WHO TRIES TO SHAPE HISTORY THROUGH THEIR POLITICS.

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FROM TWITTER:

Natalka

@NatalkaKyiv

Ukraine now celebrates May 8 as the Day of Remembrance. The poster says ‘We defeated Nazism, we’ll defeat Rashism’. When I was growing up we were taught in school that WWII lasted from 1941 to 1945. It’s nice to see Ukrainian posters with the right dates. #RemembranceDay https://pic.twitter.com/HJYNKx7h8c

MY RESPONSE:

WRONG: WW2 began on Sept 1 1939, with Germany invading Poland. England and France declared war because of this. The USSR also invaded Poland, and split the country up with Germany. This dissection of Poland was done by countries run from Berlin- Hitler and Moscow- Stalin.

...AND NOW WE HAVE A DIFFERENT LEADER IN MOSCOW, ORDERING THE INVASION OF ANOTHER SOVEREIGN NATION.

TWO SHORT TWITTER EXCHANGES.

 ELON MUSK@elonmusk

MY RESPONSE: 

Yes, publish verifiable and factual data instead of whatever anybody decides to stick in a tweet. How about accusations that are not just rumors and innuendo with no substance. Don't blame the government for the disinformation source that twitter has become.

Daniella Souza

@AIFutureDesign

“A new philosophy of the future is needed. I believe it should be curiosity about the Universe – expand humanity to become a multiplanet, then interstellar, species to see what’s out there.”

@elonmusk

MY RESPONSE: 

I believe humanity has been doing that. Since 1950s-now, Apollo, Pioneer, Voyager, SETI programs etc. to start. Landings on the Moon, Mars, and Venus. All Planets have visited photographed and analyzed to the best of our ability. These, among many others, have yielded real data...

FROM THE WHITE HOUSE: NURSES WEEK.

The White House

@WhiteHouse

Nurses go above and beyond to provide essential health care and ensure patients receive the care they deserve. On the first day of National Nurses Week, the Biden-Harris Administration thanks nurses for their selfless service and their work to keep Americans healthy.

IN HONOR OF NURSES WEEK (May 6-May 12)

In appreciation to the High Quality of care I, and so many others have received from this most Noble and Essential of Professions, I humbly offer this Tribute:

NURSES DAY OATH.

I solemnly pledge myself to the service of humanity and will endeavour to practise my profession with conscience and with dignity. I will maintain, by all the means in my power, the honour and noble tradition of my profession. The total health of my patients will be my first consideration.

I can say, without hesitation, that those I have come in contact with as a patient, have lived up to this oath to a degree that is truly remarkable and indicates how seriously they take these words to heart.