20th anniversary of September 11th on Planet RantWoman

RantWoman's most solemn meditations for the 20th Anniversary of the 9//11 attacks on the World Trade Center:

RantWoman honors the more than half a 9/11 body count of people in the US dying of COVID every day.

RantWoman hallows the names of health care workers who have had more than enough of everything to do with COVID; RantWoman honors a now-blind nurse who presently doesn't have enough surgery discharge planning to be because all the surgery capacity has been displaced by COVID patients. Now-blind nurse lived on the East coast during 9/11. Her hospital and hospitals all along the east coast were told to prepare for mass casualties--until all their potential patients died in the attacks This comment includes no consideration of all the rescue workers who died as a result of work around Ground Zero. RantWoman honors the point that now-blind nurse currently has time to work on a different path for improving our health care system.

RantWoman honors Rep. Barbara Lee, D-CA for being the only member of Congress to vote against the open-ended Authorization for the use of Military Force, AUMF. It is more than time to end the AUMF. Pass it on.

RantWoman honors the lives of the millions of Iraqi civilians who died as a result of sanctions imposed by the US. Likewise the millions of Afghanis killed by US drone strikes.

Trevor Noah on Never Forget Afghanistan

Samantha Bee Asks some Afghanis how to help




RantWoman blesses Former President George W Bush and his speechwriter. There are almost enough moments RantWoman resonates with to cause her to repent of support from Service Python Friend's suggestion that the US offer to give TX back to Mexico if they take this President Bush with it. Almost enough, until it is NOT.

Right now between COVID and abortion rights issues, it most definitely is not obvious to RantWoman that Mexico would want TX, but...

And to round out the meditations:

VP Harris speech at Shanksville.

with considerations to where the two speeches converge and where they diverge