Brian: Hello everyone! What has been your favourite moment of the ceremony so far?
Storm: Just joined. I'm enjoying the speech by President Marcon. I pray ppl in my country are listening. I hope our current ruler is listening. We are on very thin ice over here in the US. I don't think ppl truly understand the value of the past.
Patte: Macron's speech (and I am not a particular fan of his)
Laura: Brian the musical performances.
Denis: The view from the Arc down the Champs. Seeing the lettering on the monument, and the students reading the letters of soldiers.
Angie: Brian when he said nationalism was the opposite of patriotism. So true and I wish others would realize it.
Anne: "Nationalism is the betrayal of patriotism " Macron, 11/11/2018 Love it!
Margaret: My daughter went to a local fair in Sydney today and all the hundreds attending fell silent at 11am. Very moving!
Denis:  Its a Beautiful moment in the history of the world
Jan: Unfortunate that when a letter by Remarque was being read in German, both CNN and BBC reporters starting talking about something else.
Laura: I am so sorry for every Country's loss of friends, family, neighbors and Citizens. So many attending are emotional. My heart and prayers go out to all of them.😪
Tom: in fact African leaders shouldn't have been invited because they have failed Africa and the world as a whole
Patte: Tom you don't understand the global capital. Europe is a partner to the demise of Africa. African leaders have colluded with global capital. go read up on Togo politics.
Destiny: There's no single benefit after war, Sincere peace is the ultimate. Therefore I urge the whole world to embrace peace.
Angie: Agree!
Larry: War is what comes when people give up on peaceful solutions . Ideas are what keep us from war. Love and Trust are always better than Fear and Doubt.
Larry:  Today is Veterans Day in the US.  We honor everyone’s service to their respective countries 
Peter:  What about the killings that are happening right now because of you and your allies, around the world or the middle east to be precise.
Kafuka: exactly my thoughts.
Larry: The United States has always tried to be peaceful and honorable. Are we perfect? No! But at least we try. We never asked for 911.
Kafuka: Larry, leave Internet. Now.
What Storm and Patte liked the most about the ceremony was President Marcon's speech. Laura's favourite moment was musical performances. Denis liked the view from the Arc down the Champs. Destiny, Angie and Larry stand for peaceful solutions. Larry and Kafuka are against US military actions. 