Thursday, January 7, 2021

"The Story of the Whoring Wife"

I must say my thoughts on yesterday's DC mayhem seem quite different from what i am generally seeing and reading.  Maybe it is because I do not watch TV and thus do not have a lot of ugly images in my mind. Or maybe it is because I have for some time seen our government in Washington as something other than what it should be, or is claiming to be.

Yes, rioting and destruction are wrong. Period. But are they more wrong, or even equally wrong, as what has been transpiring in our nation?  Or are they in at least one sense if not justifiable, at least understandable. Even predictable?

An illustration far from those ugly images of rioting may help explain...

Say there is a man who has toiled for years and years for his very large and ever growing family.  Day after day he has awakened, gone to work, done his duty to his wife and many children.

Things had not felt "right" for some time in his home. He knew his wife had often been away from the home when she had told him she had been there. Sometimes there were signs of what appeared to be hastily removed makeup on her face when he returned a bit early from work, and in other cases she'd be absent from the house altogether upon his unexpected return.  And in those cases her explanations often just didn't ring quite true.

Then there were the gifts she had received. From whom wasn't exactly clear. Mostly just baubles, but a few rather expensive appearing pieces of jewelry -- which she had tried to keep hidden.

Then,  worst of all, was his doubt about the children.  Several just didn't look like they were his. Their coloring and features were just so "other," and few actually -- okay, lets just say it -- looked  rather like some men whom he had thought were his friends. -One even looked like a man who he viewed more as an 'enemy.'

After years of this -- of growing doubts and insecurities, as the 'stories' his wife gave him became less and less believable -- he decided to do some checking into it all.And so he hired a detective to find out the facts and provide evidence of any unfaithfulness, should such be occurring. And the reports from that hired detective were to him nothing less than devastating.  

The worst of his fears were proved true.  His wife had been regularly cheating on him. The children he had been supporting -- those that looked nothing at all like him -- were in fact apparently not his own.  

And so he 'lost it.'  Screaming and shouting about a divorce. Insisting that his "wife" had to get out and get out quick.

The children he did not directly approach with this. They, he knew, were themselves not to blame. But they heard the row and their own names had loudly come up there. It was devastating to them. Unfairly so.

That display of anger was wrong.

But was such not at least understandable?

And who really was mostly to blame?  Was it the detective?  The man who had been hired for the very purpose of revealing the truth?  Should he have remained silent?

And all the above -- call it "The Story of the Whoring Wife" if you will -- to me parallels what America has experienced.

I will not riot. No, nor will I try to justify the same.  But I do understand.

Seen this way don't you?



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Tuesday, December 22, 2020

Some Thoughts About Mask Mandates

Regarding the early encouragement to wear masks -- and then, a bit later, the start of the mask mandates -- it seemed good to ask myself "why are they doing this?" A respected and very knowledgeable friend very early on told me that this really was a matter, not of health, but of control. I filed away his words but tried to see some supposed good, at least in motivation.

The closest I could come to finding that was by accepting the common credo that it is better to do something than to do nothing.
But life has taught me that credo is in fact wrong. History shows more harm is often done from social scheme "trying" -- at least in the larger sphere -- than just letting people experiment and perhaps find something truly effective, if not universally, than for themselves.
But the real revealer was the opening up by some about the "Great Reset." -Part and parcel to the new world order among the Devos gang. Put that in with what anyone can see -- the total hypocrisy of the application of the mask mandates, the insane and contradictory rulings on to whom and when it applies. And to that the smaller example of what the numbers above show. That those who broke the rules -- the homeless camps, the BLM/Antifa rioters -- for all their organizes mayhem did not bring on a deadly number of cases. It was just statistical noise.
Then see who is getting rich by the mandates. Whose lives are being destroyed. (The hard working middle class - today's Kulaks) and it all then makes sense.
Add the benefit of separating people and making them feel vulnerable and cut off and it all fits together. Right in there with all the other crap people are today accepting. Re society, re history, re Christian faith, re family structure, re schools, re even basic truths such as there being two genders determined by the basic genetic coding.
We are in the world of madness. Mask mandates are only a very small part of it -- but part nonetheless.
Can wearing a mask do any good? Under certain circumstances, yes. Surgeons wear them. But they also, and with equal weight, wear sterile gowns and shoe coverings -- and these only while in a sterile environment. -If they leave that, even for a moment, all of that is gear is removed and replaced.
Beyond that, no. And if they are being exposed to an actual known deadly infection even more is needed. Sealed suits and a controlled filtered air supply.
The masks are at best symbolic.
Wear 'em if you wish. Wear 'em, maybe, just because you're asked to. But believe the mask mandate crapolla? No. It just doesn't hold up under scrutiny. -

Sunday, December 20, 2020

A Thought for and about our times. Our Day. Our Hour

 


Where do we stand as a nation? As a world of people still yearning to be free?  The answer is ON THE BRINK.

Yes, on the brink of losing our hope, our dreams. Even those already struggled for and accomplished.

No, not from Covid 19.  There have been many, many worse plagues throughout human history. Worse in their leatheality. Worse in myriad ways.  But none so intentionally made destructive to the lives and livelihood of millions upon millions of well people.

Not from "climate change."  At most a chimera fear brought to our attention with grave life-changing demands. Demands that those who push the fear themselves do absolutely nothing about, except making their own lives richer, fuller and, yes, noticeably exempt from any of the supposed 'costs of repair."

No, the threat we face is to something far more basic:  That to human independence. Thought. Ideas. Opportunity.  A threat being brought about by, on one hand, an intentional breakdown of the basic rules of conduct that have until recently opened up those very ideals to a greater and greater number of people across the globe. Ideals once beautifully and pithily phrased as "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." And a threat that on the other hand is being brought about by corruption and institutionally supported lies. Darkness. Fakery. Falsehood.

Right now -- today! this very moment! -- all of that negative power is being brought to bear by a fake and stolen election.  One carefully planned to be invisible, but one that was so close to being overwhelmed by the support of the common man for the good being done by America's first 'above the political Parties' president in at least decades (actually, I think, much longer) that the established powers had to go out on a limb to pull that faked election off. And thus, at least as to secrecy, they have not.

In short: WE KNOW.

Now it is up to us to do something about it. 

Yes! To be willing to pay any necessary price to protect hundreds of years  (some would say thousands) of human struggle. Struggle toward those basic ideals:  Life. Liberty. The pursuit of happiness.

For us.

For all.

For future generations.

Don't buy the lies, friends.  Don't subscribe to fear -- or to hopelessness.

Ignore the media propaganda.  See their "fact checking" for what it actually is -- and isn't.

See their quest to silence us, too, for what it represents: Their own fear of light and truth.

We the people have the power. We have the tools. We even, by the grace of God, have the leader.

In God we trust.  

Upward! Onward! Dethrone the self imposing monarchs of wealth and greed.

Now is our time. 

Now is our day. 

Now is our hour.



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Tuesday, December 15, 2020

We Must Keep Speaking the Truth About the Election Fraud!

 


Those in "authority" can call Joseph Biden what they choose, but Joe Biden was not "elected" by the American people. He therefor will never actually be the nation's elected president.

The how of this is out there, just not being made upfront. (YouTube has publicly announced that no video that even mentions the election fraud will be allowed to be posted.)

We can -- we should -- we MUST -- keep saying this over and over again. Not just saying it, but bringing forth the evidence; the proof.

The other side cannot allow a hearing of the evidence because that evidence is so strong, so instead they -- those who rigged the election and those who hope to benifit from its having been rigged -- demand silence.

Ridicule of that evidence and those who insist on revealiing it will follow.

CNN watchers, NPR listeners, readers of the NY Times and all the rest, will shake their heads. But they also will carefully avoid the evidence itself -- that because they must. For if heard this past election has to be seen for what it was and what it is: A fraud.

So I, and many others, will post the evidence. We will call out the fraud and the fraudsters. And, yes, we will no doubt get dumped on (and worse) for doing so.

What a small price that will be in comparison to what others have paid for truth and freedom. -Both of which are now being lost. Tossed away to be replaced by what?

That, I fear, the greater number will soon be finding out.



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Saturday, December 12, 2020

"President by Theft, Joe Biden"


I find fascinating the numerous columns and social media comments being shared that suggest Pres. Trump's fighting the election's officially sanctioned "outcome" is solely personal.

That he has intense feelings about it I do not doubt. But so do some 70,000,000 or more Americans. And that for the very same reason.

This "election" appears to in fact be an appointment being made by those who see themselves above the common man. With the media and corporate world acting as their handmaidens and abetters.

To hell with them all. -That about sums up my own feelings.

Such have always existed. Serfdom for the greater number has always been their goal. (Just look at their personal lives and see the evidence for that -- forget their oh, so "noble" words.)

For four years these same people and institutions tried to undo the people's choice of 2016. With every sort of lie and machination.

The President resisted them then -- and so did we the people.

And still. No matter what the outcome. For might does not make right. Now now. Not ever.

"President by Theft, Joe Biden." That, should he and they pull the off, will be the only title I will call him.





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Thursday, November 26, 2020

My Thought for the Day -- Thanksgiving, 2020

 


I expect that all of my readers here know that I am a very strong and appreciative advocate of and for President Trump. Some may not know that I was not so at the beginning. Indeed I wrote and saw published articles strongly urging that he not be the Republican candidate back in 2016.

I later posted a mea culpa and apology, simply saying "I was wrong."

Why? Because I was.

The truth is -- and one can go on for pages on the "why" of this -- Donald Trump is without question the most consequential president of my (all of our?) lifetime.

I shan't repeat that lengthy list here this morning. But I will share just two things that matter greatly -- things that would not have happened if Pres. Trump was not the feisty, never-say-die, person that made and makes so many -- and yes, that once included me! -- dislike him so.

Point one. His insistence on his right and duty as president to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court.

The pressure on him not to do so was intense. The Democrats, their lock-step medis sycophants, the TV talking heads, the entire military/university complex -- all were shouting out "No! No! No!!"

Yet if he hadn't last night's protection of religious freedom simply would not have happened. The three court liberals, joined by the never-to-be-trusted pretty boy Chief Justice -- would have ensured that. Gone. Wiped out. And for that alone the President deserves our unending thanks.

Would ANYONE else -- would those that I myself had wanted to see elected president in Donald Trump's place -- have had the cojones to get Amy Coney Barrett sitting where she ought sit at this critical time? In one word: No.

And maybe of even greater import, now, is D.J. Trump's willingness to stand and fight what is now more and more clearly seen to be what it is: A total phonying -- the total fraud -- that was not just the election itself, but the entire election plan of the Democratic Party. -The putting into office by totally corrupt means a man of limited mental faculties -- that so he could and would be used to totally change the character of our nation. To turn it into a kleptocracy instead of a free republic.

Can you think of and name a single other man who could have, and would have, effectively resisted what these 'kleptos' had in mind for us ? And, yes, still have in mind (for this battle has not yet been won).

Yes, all of this is a reason, not only to be truly thankful -- to celebrate this grand national holiday just as President Lincoln had in mind for us as a people -- but to see it -- to see ourselves as a people -- as both truly blessed, and saved, by God.

Yes! "In God we trust" -

Saturday, November 14, 2020

'Preyed' or the 'preyed upon' -- which are we?

 

I find it interesting that past president Barack Obama focused on our current president's resistance to very apparent corruption of the vote as “one more step in delegitimizing, not just the incoming Biden administration, but democracy generally" and thought that to be "a dangerous path.” That while he had not a word about the very real and apparent corruption of this oddly ongoing election itself hurting our democracy -- destroying any remaining trust of the very people its government is supposed to be 'of, by and for.'

But then again, Barack Obama is from Chicago. And there such corruption -- and a general acceptance of it -- has long been seen as the norm.

I suppose that in a real sense these two presidents, one who followed the other, well represent the divide in our nation.

One, Obama, is smooth to the point of being glossy. The other is truly rough-hewn, sometimes even coarse.

One made his way in the greater world and became wealthy by building -- well rewarded for his own hard work. The other also got rich -- he, too, lives in a mansion -- but he did it via political gift giving and its peculiar form of 'reward for services rendered.'

America, too, is so divided. Some see that divide as simply being the difference between givers and takers.

I don't see it that simply. In large part because "giving" is a voluntary act. A good and positive thing. Where what I see is more akin to the 'preyers' and the preyed upon.

Some 'preyers' are people on the bottom -- those made dependent, be it by life's circumstances (often brought about by the dereliction of others) or by simple choice -- having taken the easy way out of life's challenges. Other are people on the top who use and abuse these beneath them. -This later a common trait found in lifetime politicians.

The preyed upon come in to several sorts as well. Those willing to simply take it as it comes, and those who refuse to do so.
Fortunately for humanity none of those states need be permanent. Occasionally a once 'taker' decided that the time for taking is over, and he or she becomes a giver. Some once upon a time willing to simply be someone else's prey simply somehow reaches a breaking point and comes to have had enough of it. (We call that "getting a backbone.")

And there you have the current American divide. Some take, some give.

Some put up with what "is." And others simply have come to think that enough is enough and have determined to be preyed upon no longer.

These later are Trump people. They comprise roughly half of the nation. The others -- be they the 'preying' type -- the takers -- or the accepting preyed upon -- are threatened by this. And there you have America as it exists today. A divided 50/50 nation battling it out for whose way holds sway.

It will not be long before we know who wins and who loses in this very real ongoing conflict. -