Thankfulness

Delicious smells of food (like turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, sweet potato pie, vegetables, etc.) and parades occur on Thanksgiving. Yet, Thanksgiving is bigger than those activities. It's a period of time where the bonds of humanity make themselves more manifest. It's an occasion when we appreciate the blessing given to us by God. Also, it's a celebration of past harmonies between the Pilgrims and the Native Americans (one Native American named Squanto spoke English. He saved many Pilgrims in the winter of the 1620's. The Pilgrims escaped England, because they yearned for religious freedom. Despite lies about them, their impact is felt in the religious liberty today that we Americans enjoy. It's found in the First Amendment as well). It's a great time. For thousands of years, thanksgiving have been enacted in America plus globally. On news, Romney criticized a specific phone call utilized to question his Mormon religion as an excuse to not vote for him. Also, Novak wrote a column accusing Hillary Clinton operatives of withhelding "damaging" information that could result in a negative scandal against Barrack Obama. Clinton denies it and Obama angrily classifies it as a "Swift voting." The truth might come out about it. Folks are over the politics of mudslinging. Debates rage about the role of government. The role of it is apparent. Government ought to be a tool used in a limited capacity to develop society. Government should never supervise the people or individuals 100% of the time. That can and had led to the dictatorships of Stalin and Mao (where David Rockefeller praised, but Mao and his minions butchered more than 60 million human beings. Today, corporations owned by SMOMs, Pilgrims, Bilderbergers, and others work greatly with China in spite of their atrocious human rights record). That's why my mind is set in opposing these nefarious agendas of the new world order.

I believe in protecting the Second Amendment (despite what Chris Matthews lies about, citizens with guns can decrease crime. DC is a city banning citizens to own them in their home and the crime rate has been consistently high over decades. What words does "the right of the people shall bear arms" does Chris Matthews doesn't understand. Concealed carry laws have decreased certain crime all across the nation. I don't believe in discriminating against people's rights based on rural or urban locations. Crime is a complex issue. You don't solve crime by banning guns. You solve crime by educating citizens that using guns to commit crime is wrong, having organizations helping people, building up neighborhoods, encouraging development, and other solutions. Matthews doesn't see that. Matthews was Jesuit trained and the Jesuits are very anti-gun, so that might be one reason for Chris Matthews' anti-gun extremism), I'm still pro-life, I'm still against military intervention toward nations that don't threaten us, and I'm still for the perservation of our civil liberties (That means I don't agree with the NSA warrantless wiretap program that's a violation of the Fourth Amendment. I don't endorse a National ID card requiring we have it to just buy some things or travel). Fascism is even here in America. It isn't just expressed in the form of folks being tasered (Brian Kilmead wants folks tasered who dissent and beaten to a pulp. Even Alan Deshowitz, a phony liberal, wants torture. The political paradigm of Left and Right are meaningless with extremist rhetoric like that) or protestors being arrested for speaking. It isn't just displayed on how the military is watching citizens who aren't threatening them, or religious liberties under threat. A Maryland school is forcing people to have vaccines or go to jail. That's fascism to me since the government has no right to force patrogens into any human being. This is illegal since no law in the Constitution mandates vaccine taking period (Jesuits like Jenner and Xavier popularized the usage of vaccines centuries ago). I haven't seen a perfect vaccine in my life. I'm thankful for a lot despite the evil in the world.


By Timothy