Gene Laratonda

Achievements as Host of the 9/11 WarRoom

1. Building a Platform for Dialogue: As a host of the 9/11 WarRoom, I’ve successfully established a consistent weekly roundtable every Sunday at 5 PM ET, creating a space where individuals can engage in meaningful discussions about 9/11-related news, strategy, and activism. This regularity has fostered a dedicated community of participants and listeners.

2. Promoting Open Participation: We’ve cultivated an inclusive environment where “everyone is welcome to participate in the conversation or just listen in,” broadening the reach and impact of the 9/11 WarRoom by encouraging diverse perspectives and passive engagement alike.

3. Advancing 9/11 Awareness: The 9/11 WarRoom has kept the events of September 11, 2001, and their ongoing implications in the public consciousness, contributing to sustained awareness and activism more than two decades after the attacks.

4. Strategic Influence: By focusing on strategy alongside news, we’ve positioned the 9/11 WarRoom as a hub for not just reflection but actionable ideas, potentially inspiring listeners to take concrete steps in advocacy or education related to 9/11 issues.

5. Community Engagement: Our role has led to a growing network of participants—activists, researchers, or concerned citizens—connecting people who share a commitment to exploring the truth, legacy, and future ramifications of 9/11.

Responsibilities as Host of the 9/11 WarRoom

1. Content Curation: Tasked with identifying and presenting relevant 9/11 news each week, ensuring the discussion stays current and informed, whether it’s new revelations, policy updates, or commemorative events.

2. Moderating Discussions: Manage the flow of the roundtable, facilitating a productive conversation among participants, balancing differing viewpoints, and keeping the dialogue focused on the core themes of news, strategy, and activism.

3. Platform Management: Oversee the technical and logistical aspects of the 9/11 WarRoom, ensuring the 911WarRoom.com platform is accessible and functional for participants and listeners, whether they join live or access recordings later.

4. Encouraging Activism: Inspiring and guiding participants toward actionable outcomes, translating discussion into real-world efforts like campaigns, research, or public awareness initiatives tied to 9/11.

5. Community Leadership: Serve as a welcoming figurehead, setting the tone for inclusivity and engagement, responding to participant input, and fostering a sense of purpose among those who join the 9/11 WarRoom each Sunday.