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Lest WE Forget Historical

Lest WE Forget Historical

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LEST WE FORGET is a 30-minute video program hosted by Lillian Caudwell on the Passionate World Talk Radio Network. The show delves into historical issues that, though transpired in the past, are often overlooked by the present generation. It aims to foster an understanding of pivotal events in our country's history.
In our inaugural episode, we explored The United States and the Holocaust, featuring a discussion with three hosts. The focus was on unraveling the hows and whys behind the Holocaust, providing an opportunity to delve into the challenges faced by the Jewish Community then and now. Initially structured with three hosts covering contemporary events, religious perspectives, and historical insights, the podcast has seen two hosts depart due to time constraints. It's important to note that there's no singular right or wrong opinion; everyone has the freedom to express their sentiments about past events and the imperative to prevent them from fading into obscurity.

Concluding each episode, Lillian offers a Call to Action or an Action Plan for listeners eager to make a meaningful impact and engage on a broader scale. To participate, simply text your comments, name, and email to 484-364-1032. This serves as an avenue to share your thoughts and potentially connect with one of our hosts for a one-on-one conversation.

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  • HISTORICAL_ LEST WE FORGET_ ASSISTED LIVING FIRES (1)

    HISTORICAL_ LEST WE FORGET_ ASSISTED LIVING FIRES (1)
    Jul 25 2025
    On today’s episode of Historical, Lest We Forget, host Lillian Cauldwell examines how Massachusetts is re-evaluating Assisted Living fire protocols after a series of tragic events.Last year, one care facility was engulfed in flames when two visiting rabbis used fire torches to ritually cleanse a kitchen for Passover—without prior consultation or permission.

    The incident caused multiple injuries and severe burns, triggering a federal response.Since then, emergency agencies have implemented strict Assisted Living fire protocols alongside facility directors and first responders to prevent future miscommunications. But even with those changes, Massachusetts officials are now taking a deeper look.

    New concerns have emerged, and policymakers are asking: Are the current Assisted Living fire protocols enough? What additional updates are needed to address cultural practices, training gaps, or overlooked safety risks?Lillian Cauldwell urges listeners to reflect on how we safeguard vulnerable populations—and why constant review and adaptation of protocols are essential.

    📌 What are your thoughts on safeguarding our vunerable population?📣 What’s your take? Have protocols gone far enough? Share your thoughts in the comments

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    14 m
  • Historial_ Lest We Forget_ Satellite Not Sharing(

    Historial_ Lest We Forget_ Satellite Not Sharing(
    Jul 8 2025
    In today’s episode of Historical: Lest We Forget, host Lillian Cauldwell highlights a troubling development: multiple newspapers report that the current administration has barred both the Pentagon and the Defense Department from releasing satellite hurricane and weather data to the public.

    These weather warnings withheld from the public raise urgent concerns about preparedness and transparency in times of crisis.Adding to this concern, Kerr County, Texas—part of the state’s flood-prone Hill Country—recently declined to install a hurricane and flood warning system due to cost. Despite years of proposals and escalating risks, county officials failed to act, leaving residents without sirens or alerts during deadly flash floods.

    The absence of alerts and weather warnings withheld at the federal level has amplified fears across vulnerable regions.These alarming developments raise a critical question: Are we dismantling the very systems that protect our communities from disaster?

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    11 m
  • Can a President Send Troops Against Protesters

    Can a President Send Troops Against Protesters
    Jun 20 2025
    In today’s episode of Historical: Lest We Forget, host Lillian Cauldwell examines a critical question posed by Dietrich Knauth: Does U.S. law allow a president to send troops against protesters?Knauth highlights a past instance where the president deployed National Guard troops to California after days of protests against immigration raids, framing the demonstrations as a potential "rebellion" against federal authority.

    Yet, when armed rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol, killing security officers and threatening government officials, the same president did not mobilize the National Guard or Marines to protect federal property.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth later deployed 700 active-duty Marines in response to protests—but does troop deployment only happen when a president views dissent as rebellion?Read Dietrich Knauth’s article and decide for yourself: Why does a sitting president send troops against protesters opposing him, but not when he incites an attack on the Capitol?

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    13 m
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