#redcross

[colleendoran]

Happy to provide this Crowley sketch in exchange for a blood donation at the National Cartoonist’s Society Drawing Blood event for the Red Cross today! Thanks, Shannon!

[eretzyisrael]

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Red Cross is the sympathizer of terrorists.

[punkrockhistory]

43 years ago today

Janet Housden with Red Cross (Redd Kross from 1984) at Dancing Waters, July 30, 1982.

Photo by Jordan Schwartz

[sefaradweb]

Mia Schem y su llamado en la ONU por los rehenes en Gaza

🇪🇸 El 6 de noviembre de 2024, Mia Schem, ciudadana israelí que fue rehén de Hamas en Gaza durante 50 días, dio un discurso conmovedor en la ONU, exigiendo la liberación de los 101 rehenes restantes, quienes han estado en cautiverio por más de 400 días. Durante su testimonio, Mia describió las condiciones inhumanas que enfrentaron, incluyendo la falta de luz, aire y tratamiento médico, y criticó duramente a organizaciones internacionales como la ONU y la Cruz Roja, preguntando “¿dónde estaban?” cuando los rehenes necesitaban ayuda. Calificó de “imperdonable” la falta de condena y acción de estas entidades para asegurar la liberación de los cautivos. Con valentía, Mia pidió a la ONU “encontrar un mínimo de moralidad” para luchar por la libertad de personas inocentes, recordando que, como ella, aún pueden ser rescatados.

🇺🇸 On November 6, 2024, Mia Schem, an Israeli citizen who was held hostage by Hamas in Gaza for 50 days, delivered a powerful speech at the UN demanding the release of the remaining 101 hostages, who have been in captivity for over 400 days. In her testimony, Mia described the inhumane conditions they endured, including lack of light, air, and medical treatment, and sharply criticized international organizations like the UN and the Red Cross, asking, “Where were they?” when hostages needed help. She called it “unforgivable” that these entities failed to condemn and act against Hamas to ensure the hostages’ release. With courage, Mia urged the UN to “find a minimum of morality” to fight for the freedom of innocent people, reminding them that, like her, they can still be rescued.

[sophiasoni]

Be Ready for Anything: Why You Need Red Cross First Aid Certification

Emergencies can strike without warning. If you do not have the skills to respond immediately, the results can be life-threatening.

[havendaxa]

Today, we honor World Red Cross Day, celebrating the incredible humanitarian efforts of the Red Cross movement worldwide. From aiding disaster relief to providing essential healthcare and support, they're always there when it matters most.

[jerseydeanne]

HI JD. Please give us an update as to how you and yours are fairing after the devastating hurricane Ian. It is heartbreaking seeing all the damage done to Florida and my prayers go out to all effected. I hope you are in a good situation and that our area was spared the worst. If you have some time, please let us, all your fans and followers, know that you are o.k. Bless.

It was incredibly devasting!

We were outside at our carport at the beginning checking it out. Our group yelled holy shit as we watched people's roofs and pink insulation fly above. Then suddenly, a carport roof landed and rapped itself to my metal upside patio table, which slammed against the carport for hours!

We tried to walk out onto the street, but we got slammed by cold salt water.

My neighbor and I witness a home lose its roof and fall to pieces. It imploded! Ken and I tried to save the man's big-screen TV, but we were pelted by debris going at least 50 miles an hour. I went inside after that one.

The men were getting drunk, yelling at the storm gods as homes fell apart around us. That was the front end of the storm, then the eye came (insert scary music). I was yelling get in the house, goobers! I was desperately closing windows when it came through.

Holy moly, it came through so strong we couldn't see the house next door, and you could feel the walls shaking. At the time, your trying to get hold of God, but his line was busy answering other requests.

Trees snapped in half, and power lines went down left and right.

We no longer had any means of communication.

The water was off. Thank god I made Lee gets 5-gallon buckets of water out of the pool to flush the toilets. It was disgusting! Irma, the water was on but not Ian for days! When they got the water back on, you had to boil it. You could shower, but don't swallow the water! What the hell.

If you have been reading the blog, I kept saying, Be prepared! We were with gas, solar generators, and propane. Two weeks without electricity, close to a month without cable and cell phone. We had rabbit ears for the TV and a hand crank radio.

Now comes the good part, America came through! We are so grateful to everyone who traveled to help us. They provided food, water, essentials, and gas for generators.

Even corporate stepped up. @walmart, @tyson, @elonmusk, @jimmiejohns, @redcross, and others.

Thank you, thank you, god bless America and the best governor on the planet, @RonDeSantis. Our barrier islands lost bridges, and this hero made them to within a week to Pine Island and to Sanibel within two weeks. We are coming back! #southwestfloridastrong

Our hearts are with the families who lost loved ones.

Love JD, and thanks for asking. 💋🤟🏻

PS: I'm breathing, and nerve damage and pain

[the-fact-site]

Using the red cross as a symbol of health in a video game or any other commercial product technically constitutes a violation of the Geneva Convention. #FACT