The tall man with the smooth chestnut hair combed to perfection with one swoop, dressed in trousers and a satsuma for his shirt said to the man, "It's alright Moses, I'll take your badge." Then the short west African man, from a little less known named place as the Zinn Zinn land handed the Englishman his badge.
Some perspectives of this moment in time a brain dump it be.
Let's start from the beginning I'll probably be all over the place that's why I scratched that. The founding Fathers of the United States of America were, a, first and forth right not evangelical Christians, they were though an eclectic group of men, the most famous of which is George Washington who has a Masonic monument in his honor, do I need say more? Thomas Jefferson re wrote the Bible and took much of what I would call esoteric writings out, he did it in English, Latin, Greek, and French, very intelligent but I don't have much good to say about his actual character, he did believe in religious freedom, as you would think one would be burned at the stake not long ago during his time for such heretical motions. 1776. Thomas Jefferson spent a bit of time in France and was well known with fame, a literal founding of a country, by the people, no Kings. This weekend I watched people parade around in puffed costumes of unicorns and the like shouting 'No Kings!' because of the actions of the President in this day and age: the East wing of the White House was just torn down and a ballroom (a ‘let them eat cake' moment) is being built on, necessary for events, not paid for with tax dollars. The military got a check cut for them and the money has been donated anonymously and there are some that want to know where the money came from, but here is the thing, and I could argue wanting to know who anon is but when you donate to a cause and you tell others and virtue signal what you have done, that's frowned on in the old books. There are mass amounts of peoples in the country that are not supposed to be here and a strongly worded letter isn't going to cut it anymore so peoples are upset as the new fade thing is here. The government is 'shut down' because a budget can't be agreed upon, whatever, the government never shuts down, it's a bloodied bureaucracy and the senators and congress men are all bought and paid for, not anon. They say food stamps won't be handed out, did you read that, 'food stamps' but they call it something different. This is a reminder that we don't have a King and all the money the bureaucracy has is taken from the citizen, or the IRS will 'gettya'...so all the 'No Kings!' shouters just want the money from those that have some. The churches are nothing close to anything 200 years ago, not even the Catholic Church when you go back and read encyclicals, the motions are mostly the same but even there, the priest never prayed towards the people, he prayed toward God. Some of the sons of Islam are slaughtering people all over the world, mostly with knives, some times cars, I say 'some of the sons' because all Islam like Christianity is not the same, and these ones come from distant thought lands. A great deal of events started unfolding after 1776, ('to the shores of Tripoli') yes there are always conflicts but this was a new age just getting its running legs started. 13 years later in 1789 the Marq de Sade was yelling from his prison window that the dissidents behind bars were being tortured, quite a thought coming from that man. At the 'No Kings!' rallies there were signs held '1789' while sitting government elected officials are calling for the slicing of throats of their opponents and the killing of their children. Do I have to remind you of the assassin attempts and also shots well made, from Dallas (so many) to Charlie Kirk and some state electors too. 1789 was not a good year and we don't have kings we have a bloated bureaucracy that take dollars from those that have and dole them out mandated by a bunch of wanna be queens. There has been almost non stop violence in certain areas since 2020, black shirts they call them now, actual hardline communists.
I started with our Founding Fathers and what they believed and that it was not this morphed religious belief of evangelicalism, nor what would ever be seen as Methodist or Lutheran, or any of the bunches and I bring this up because while all this unrest goes about there is a movement to make this country something different, they call it 'Christian Nationalism', the commies call them Nazis. It's an interesting time for sure where most people don't even know where they come from or what their actual foundations are/ or they think they do but they don't and they have been told a story of two. This is not to insult anyone, it just is. Now to muddle it up some more in this nuclear age, of small drones and a singularity reached, where the replicator now exists and we carry mini computers everywhere, in the same life time as my father when he knew of milk being delivered by horse drawn carriage.
