So I just watched a commercial. And in this commercial, the spokesperson said, “Global experts recommend,,,.” I left out the product because it is not important, But the word Global is.
Why?
Because it is being used to condition people for what some hope to be a new One World Order.
Or maybe not, you’ll have to make up your own mind. But listen carefully to the words used in today’s marketing, and I think you will find a rise in terms supporting a global community and a decline in those supporting individuality, local, and hometown.
Every day brings another news story. Every day brings another lie out of the mouths of… Every day they grow more careless. And hometown America is watching.
We are not woke, but we are awake.
Thank God for the hometown heroes that make this country strong.
In Fresno, California, seventeen-year-old Christian Juvet carried out and organized a campaign to restore a neglected patriotic memorial in his hometown.
How do kids in your hometown feel about the country?
Have they been taught to hate it or love it?
Believe it or not, our public school system seems hell-bent on having them hate it. And I am not sure why. But in the end, it’s the parents’ responsibility to raise their child. And the Juvet family did just that.
I just read an article about Brazil running out of water due to the lack of rain during their rainy season. And they are expecting crop failures.
Now I’m no rocket scientist and could be wrong, but looking at the area from Google maps shows it being deforested to grow more and more crops; a mistake people in the past made, and one they could be repeating today.
There, like here, we walk a fine line between growing to sustain ourselves and growing to make insane profits.
I blame it on the hippies. As a child of the sixties, I saw the fun and sun Beach Boys sound give way to the psychedelic bands of the ’70s.
My life during those years resembled Beaver’s in the TV series “Leave It To Beaver.” I could run, play, and do as I please as long as I was home by dark. Space launches were still big events, and superheroes could defeat the enemy by themselves or at most with a sidekick.
Then the images of war started showing up on TV, and I became one of the first kids to ever watch its carnage on the nightly news.
Yes, the times, they were a-changin, and The Merry Pranksters were traveling across the country in their multi-colored school bus, handing out LSD and the message of “free” to all who would listen.
From Monterey to Woodstock, it was now cool to drop out and drop into the drug scene. And it was this free love anything-goes ideology that has taken us to where we are now.
Having said that, I must say the hippies did usher in a lot of good things, good people, and good ideas. But the idea one can live free on the streets and do drugs their entire life was not one of them.
Nothing is free; someone had to build the roads and infrastructure that today’s counterculture wrongly believes they have a right to, along with your hard-earned tax dollars, which most feed themselves with.
Yep, those friendly hippies like to look back fondly at the world they created, but most never take responsibility for the mess we see on our streets today. And while there is nothing wrong with a good party, at some point in life, you have to grow up and play the role of a parent, to be the square, for without them you would have no free country to live in.
Happy Mother’s Day, what a great way to celebrate the caring women we call mom. But some people disagree with the word mother, and as usual, want to make a big stink out of it.
Yes, the gender-neutral crowd is at it again, this time wanting us to say “Birthing Person” instead.
Sorry, Gender-Neutral Nancy, moms deserves more respect than that. So go find your own birthing person and have it change your diaper because the big stink over the word mom smells like a bunch of BS.