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The labels of democrat and republican have become the front for an opposition between good and evil. We have to become masters of discernment. We really do. This is about humanity, free thought, and independent thinking. The right to free speech in this country guarantees us the opportunity to speak our minds and share our opinions. Everyone has the right to do so.

Think in terms of equality and what’s fair. You can’t shut down someone who thinks differently. Not everyone is bad, and not everything is fucked up, and conversely, not everyone is good, and not everything is amazingly wonderful. There’s a middle road here.

And don’t blame everything on the government either. We are a nation of citizens.

Art is an outlet. It’s a creative expression unique to the individual.

Straight Up Racism Here

You won’t see this in the mainstream news.

This is an older story, but the link below will take you to an article where students at Notre Dame are calling for the removal of all books penned by white authors.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/notre-dame-students-demand-all-white-authors-be-removed-from-curriculum/

Again, here’s another slippery slope, but this is college. There’s really nothing inappropriate here according to age or development. The left claims to want to end racism is this country, but again their methods are purely racist.

People, we have to approach this situation with an open mind.

Slippery Slope With Book Banning; Wake Up Young Americans

I don’t know, I guess the “loyal to crown” state of Pennsylvania is proud because one of their school districts is leading the nation with having the most banned books?

The original article was posted on ABC 27 Dot Com, and written Lauren Rude, the link is below.

Pa. school district leads nation with most banned books: report (abc27.com)

The point that’s absolutely necessary to make immediately is this:

When the North American continent was overrun by Spaniards and Europeans, this is going back to before the colonization took place, the first two things they did.

  1. Slaughter the indigenous squatting population who wouldn’t follow the orders and mandates to just move on their own.
  2. Burn all their books, manuscripts and written records. Out of sight, out of mind was the theme, and this was because a new regime was coming on stage.

It is imperative that people wake up to this; if the state board of education is banning certain books in schools, then that means they’re getting the order to do so by the Federal Government.

Now here’s thing, I was a teacher. I understand what it means to teach material that’s age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate. Anyone who truly cares about children understands the importance of allowing them to grow naturally. And by naturally, I mean having the chance to form their own opinions through their own real life experiences.

I don’t really know if being the leader of banned books is something to be celebrated. Art is an expression, art has value, and it is only through art that we truly come to understand the opinions and feeling of people of the times.

Those books that are banned should be quadruple checked to make sure they’re in fact both age and developmentally appropriate, and not another attempt by the far left to censor free speech and silence writers who oppose this leftist fascist regime.

That’s what’s going on people. There’s a movement in this country to silence free thinkers and crush independent thought.

You must be cautious anytime there’s a mass movement to ban the personal expressions of people.

I mean what’s next? Burning books? That’ll take us back to the Salem Witch Trials and beyond; back to like year 1200 maybe.

Equality in America 2

Wow, no one participated in the poll!? Interesting. So, why does the left constantly demonstrate the behaviors they argue against? You claim to fight for equality, no labels, accept everyone, open-mindedness, and treat everyone as equals, but then you go do the same things you say are wrong. I don’t understand this. Do you argue for how you want everyone else to behave, but that doesn’t apply to you?

In Equality of America, I asked my audience to take a poll and respond to;

If a white Vice President, asked white Senators to write letters to white children, would you say that’s an example of systemic racism in our country?

Of course that hasn’t happened, are you kidding me, but the opposite has. Is it still wrong?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/jackson-confirmation-harris-asks-black-senators-write-letters/story?id=83962300

And they say Kamala Harris isn’t very popular amongst voters nowadays. According to Rasmussen Reports Dot Com, fifty-seven percent (56%) of voters now view the vice president unfavorably, including 47% who have a Very Unfavorable impression of her.

I wonder why.

Moon-Scope

April 8, 2022

Tonight’s moon 🌖 will be stretched out and comfortable because it will be in its natural home, Cancer ♋.

And if you think about this for a second, and what you’re like when you’re in your home environment; then it should only make sense that some of the moon’s best qualities will be made manifest through the Cancer. Devotion, patience, and sensitivity, are the big three, but don’t forget, the moon relates to women in general and female energy.

Tonight’s Moon-Scope Reading for Everyone

We’re now almost 8 days into this new moon, which will be lit (Stay Lit-That’s my Motto) up at 46% tonight and visible with clear skies. In Cancer, the manifestation of the lunar qualities should be powerful and visible. It’s a good time to show love and demonstrate patience for the women in your life, men, and women, patience and sensitivity should be at your fingertips.

Intuition is also highlighted here. Devote some time to deep breathing meditations, or prayer for extra guidance. Your inner voice should not fail you. If you have a hunch, listen to it.

Have a wonderful evening and a blessed day tomorrow!

❤🗽🚀

U.S.; Times of Turmoil

Here on the North American Continent, also know as the United Sates of America, the Mississippi River runs through ten states; Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

Back in 1927, the most destructive river flood in U.S. history was registered as the Mississippi overflowed largely because of heavy rainfall in 1926. They say 27,000 square miles of land was under 30 feet of water for months causing the displacement of almost 700,000 people.

Two years later, in 1929, steel and automobile production, two large portions of the American economy at the time, were in decline. European investors grew increasingly uneasy about investing in the U.S. economy and pulled out. That propelled a wave of fear that couldn’t be settled, by October, 16 million shares were sold off; Wall Street crashed, and the Great Depression followed. The Great Depression lasted from 1929 to 1941, and no depression has lasted as long or has touch nearly the amount of lives.

How did we rebound? Well, Franklin D. Roosevelt had to come out and tell the truth about state of the economy and the country in general, but weather or not we rebounded is up for debate.

After Roosevelt’s inaugural address on March 4, 1933, and his promise of a “new deal,” a plethora of federal agencies came into existence.

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) -to police Wall Street activity

Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

National Recovery Administration (NRA)

Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO)

🤣Woah! Yeah, I mean it’s not a secret Roosevelt increased the federal government tenfold, and expected them to carry the country out of the depression, but the steel industry and the private sector in general was back in business because of WWII.

Flood, Great Depression, and then WWII began in December of 1941. The war ended in 1945, which was the same year FDR died, but I think many question his decisions regarding the sizable increase of the federal government because the federal government’s role was supposed to be limited with little intrusion in the lives of citizens, but..

at least he came out and told the truth. And I think citizens at that time weren’t really thinking about how the fed’s involvement could effect the future, or what kind of precedence it would set for future emergencies. Today, we almost expect federal intervention during times of emergencies.

But like I said, I think at that time people were in a real desperate situation, and the government came offering with their hand out.

Funny Story

I think you’ll laugh at this, I don’t know, I thought it was funny.

When I was at my last book signing for my first book, a customer purchased the book and wanted it signed. I thought she said her name was Mary, so I began to sign it, To Mary..

Then, she stopped me and said, “No! My name is Jenny.”

So, I grabbed a new book and signed it, but for the longest time I was stuck with the book that said, To Mary.

I thought, maybe I’ll meet a Mary and I could give her the book. A year went by and I never met a Mary, but I did meet a Marilyn.

I was so excited. All I had to do was squeeze i and l before the y, but for some strange reason, I wrote “land” after Mary.

Now I was stuck with a book that said, To Maryland!

I decided to send the book to the state of Maryland, and that’s what I did.

Rushing and Waiting

Coming full circle forces us to look at the root of issues so we can identify the cause. What tipped the first domino?

If I didn’t go to the party last night I wouldn’t have overslept, and if I didn’t oversleep, I wouldn’t have missed the bus.

If I didn’t miss the bus, I wouldn’t have been late for work, and If I wasn’t late for work, I wouldn’t have been written up.

If I didn’t get the write-up then I wouldn’t have had a reason to argue with my boss. And if I didn’t argue with my boss then I wouldn’t have been sent home early from work.

If I didn’t leave work early then wouldn’t have had to wait 45-minutes for the bus that missed this morning.

It interesting when you think about this because most people who work full-time are in a routine for at least five days out of the week, but one change-one single minor change, could tip off a string of events that disrupts the entire pattern. You never go out at night when you have work the next day, but you did last night.

Will you do it again?

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