Is This a Test of Things to Come?

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 Recently I was invited to participate in a holiday activity that made me question my Christian beliefs as well as my rights as an American. I found the activity to be something I would not want to participate in and to be very frank, was highly illegal constitutionally.

I questioned where this inappropriate activity originated, and found it started in the city's Mayor's office. Not to surprising as he is a Democrat and following the Jackass agenda that has been forced upon us during the year of the pandemic.

I remember studying the novel, A Nation of Sheep while in college and am finding that it is even more true today than it was then. Americans, if you read closely the printed word and watch any TV at all are becoming more sheeplike every day. I am seriously afraid that we will eventually be "led to the slaughter." 

I do not believe for a minute that Biden and his ilk fairly won the presidential election. I do however believe that money exchanged hands in very large quantities to make the outcome as it is. I guess the Jackass party will have the next four years to prove me, and not only me, but the majority of American people wrong.

I believe our strength can lie in making sure to question each and every decision Biden and his cohorts make, and to make sure we have a Republican dominated congress, both house and senate. That can only be possible if Americans wake up and smell the rats that are invading the White House in DC. and go to the polls when it's time for our reps to be elected. It's time to wake up and take charge once again of the freedoms granted to us over 250 years ago.

JF



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  1. CurleyJanuary 9, 2021 at 9:44 AM

    Once again I wish I had thought to check your blog earlier. You know, it's too bad you can't post this on Facebook. I know there would be lots of people that would agree with you, but then again there would be lots of other people that would say mean and horrible things to you just for stating your beliefs. It is such a shame that you are not allowed to do that anymore in this country that we live in that was based on "Freedom of speech". Very well written piece my friend. I totally agree.

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