I am the Real Truckmaster:
1. I am a born-again Christian (a sinner saved by the grace of God).
2 I am a retired US Army Transportation Sergeant First Class (E-7), my last position of assignment was as the "Truckmaster" of the US Army Transportation Motor Pool in Yokohama Japan (1989-90).
3. I am an amateur military historian.
4. I am a Thailand Veteran of the Vietnam War.
5. I detest "Politics as Usual".
6. I'm pro-life (Abortion is murder) and there is no justification or excuse for it.
7. I believe that we must place the security and welfare of America First!
Clarification of Real Truckmaster Blogs
For those who follow my blog posts on RTM blogs let me clarify and clear up some confusion.
I write highlighting the inconsistencies and hypocrisy of the far-left's war on anything Trump.
There are too many willing to argue without merit and I would be remiss attempting to argue against their ignorance, they have way too much experience.
My writings are my personal opinion intended to be educational in nature, a bit humorous, satirical, while being informative providing food for thought, which is sorely lacking today. For those who find my posts offensive, I am truly sorry, you have the right NOT to read them as have many before you. I will not attempt to change your mind politically, but provide the opportunity to show something you may wish to consider, thereby illuminating prejudice and misinformation! - I am the Real Truckmaster!
As the 2022 and 2024 campaign trails heat up there is speculation of who the best candidate will be for president in 2024. I’ve seen names thrown around like DeSantis, Pompeo, two Scotts, Cotton or Trump. Although they are each better candidates than what the Democrats are hinting at, Biden, Clinton or even Harris I don’t think any of the “D”s have a clue how to manage or lead our nation as they had no idea how to legislate during their time in the Senate.
What America needs more than anything else are politicians who put their trust not in man, but in God. There are 50 states that desperately need competent leadership. Thus far those with strong Republican governors who don’t hesitate to stand up against Democratic tyrants or incompetent elected or appointed politicians in government are what we need to see more of.
I personally would like to see a Mike Pompeo – Tim Scott ticket in 2024. It would be a new direction for American politics where two very smart individuals could bring real change. I think having Ron DeSantis in Florida does more to keep tyranny in check than anything else and America needs that.
I also think that having Donald Trump hitting the campaign trail, endorsing candidates with truly American values, calling out the RINOs and pandering Dems is more of a threat to the entire Progressive Democratic Party than he was as president simply because of his impending threat to occupy the White House once again.
It’s well past time for Americans to exercise their Brain-Before-Voting and expel every political office holder that continues to follow the leader by mandating or legislating un-American values. There are 535 seats in Congress, 100 in the Senate and 435 in the House and every one should be filled with patriotic Americans of every political party.
We need to close our borders to unlawful immigration and commit our law enforcement resources to identifying and arresting and prosecuting politicians at every level who manipulated, orchestrated or executed this mass immigration assault on America. We then must track down, apprehend and deport EVERY illegal resident inside United States territory. Those who are hard-working, contributing to our society could be offered a path to citizenship, depending upon their circumstances.
My plan may not address every issue with the immigration system, but maintaining an open door policy along the southern border is not in America’s best interests or national security. – I am the Real Truckmaster!
Maybe I come from a musical family because “People say I’m the life of the party because I tell a joke or two” from one of my favorite Smokey Robinson songs – Tracks of My Tears. Growing up in southwestern Idaho in the 1950s – 1960s has given me a unique perspective on life and when coupled with a military career that spanned the Vietnam War to Desert Shield it’s not a bad thing. When I began to listening to country music and one of my favorite singers was Jim Reeves.
Welcome to my world won’t you come on in Miracles I guess still happen now and then Step into my heart leave your cares behind Welcome to my world built with you in mind
Knock and the door will open seek and you will find Ask and you will be given the key to this world of mine
I’ll be waiting here with my arms unfurled Waiting just for you welcome to my world
During the end of my military service I switched over to contemporary Christian music where the emphasis is not on me, per say, but on praising and honoring God. One of the first Christian groups I listened to was a Christian Rock band call Petra. One of their songs from their album The Best of Petra Praise, called Take Me In literally spoke to my heart, my inner being. It’s a rather short song, but when you’re in your quiet place, meditating on the magnificence of God, WOW – this song will bring you to your knees.
Take me past the outer courts Into the Holy place Past the brazen altar Lord I want to see Your face Pass me by the crowds of people The priests who sing Your praise I hunger and thirst for Your righteousness And it’s only found one place
Take me in to the Holy of Holies Take me in by the blood of the Lamb Take me in to the Holy of Holies Take the coal, cleanse my lips, here I am Take the coal, cleanse my lips, here I am
I don’t know what “floats your boat” (dad was a navy man) but I challenge you to go outside your comfort zone, live life the way God intended – in the NOW. Don’t let anyone steal your joy. Guard your heart and your tongue (even your fingers as you type, text or email others). Don’t let a bad situation today affect your tomorrows. God has not promised that life would be a walk in the park, rose garden or easy, but he has promised to never leave us, nor forsake us. I like the sign (above), stating how far walking back to God is from where you are now. Make that trip joyful in songs of praise to the one who created you and me. – I am the Real Truckmaster!
Since the days of Adam and Eve perception has not necessarily been reality. God said “Don’t or you will die” while the serpent said “You will not surely die, but become as God”. The good book tells us that disobedience to God is sin. There is a price to pay for sin that does not end with the physical death of man.
Today we refer to it as “Gaslighting” – Making someone question their own reality. Did you know there are schools for that? Schools that teach psychology to reach inside people’s minds in order to find out what makes them tick.
There are also schools that train individuals how to interpret the law. Upon graduation from these prestigious institutions we often refer them as liars I mean lawyers. Under the law the accused is considered innocent until tried in court and found guilty. They are taught what the law says in order to influence a court, a judge or a jury to render a favorable verdict for their client. True guilt or innocence may not have anything to do with it. If the jury perceives, based on the evidence presented, that the accused is innocent or guilty a verdict is rendered.
The same is true in politics. Politicians, many of whom are lawyers by trade, use the court of public opinion to render their political opponent in a bad light, either far right or far left in order to influence voters. There are some who collaborate with others to engineer and event or incident to the detriment of another politician but to their own political advantage. Using a constant barrage of truths, half-truths and outright lies many a politician has fallen from grace only to have their political, personal and professional lives ruined.
Let us compare two very prominent politicians who are household names in America and around the world. One a lifelong politician, the other a lifelong businessman who reached for and achieved the highest office in our nation – President of the United States where the mere mention of their names evoke an immediate and everlasting response.
Turning from a lifetime of a successful businessman and entertainer to the office of the Presidency, Donald Trump began a campaign to turn America into a more productive nation where everyone deserves the same opportunity to achieve the American dream. His political rivals also began a campaign to discredit and oppose this political outsider. His many accomplishments were marginalized, minimized and overshadowed by political grandstanding and his being forever known as the President who was impeached twice during a single term and his re-election stolen by election and voter fraud leading to a national day of anger that derailed the election process.
Turning public service into a lifelong profession in Congress with nothing outstanding to be remembered for before rising to the height of power as Vice President and then his claim to fame is defeating the incumbent to become President, Joe Biden then proceeded to erase the legacy of his predecessor at great expense of the American people and all that during his first year in office. The perception that he is doing an outstanding job, completely ignores his failures in handling the virus using dictatorial-style mandates causing massive American job losses; opening the US/Mexico border to undocumented and illegal migrants and their dispersion into the US interior; misuse of America’s natural resources; and the bungling and misuse of the Armed Forces and the Department of Justice. With Biden being the public face of the Democratic Party and how to succeed in politics, maybe it’s time for a new political mascot – the Cheetah, not for is speed and elegance or efficiency, but for how it sounds (cheater). – I am the Real Truckmaster!
The bible tells that we are wonderfully made and in the image of our creator God. Our purpose, our destiny, the hairs on our head and even the number of our days were determined before the world was created. Let that sink in…
When God created Adam he walked and talked with God daily. Can you imagine the peaceful calm over throughout the garden and over the entire earth? Life was good. God looked over all his creation and saw that it was good. God saw that Adam needed a help-mate, so out of Adam God created Eve and they became one.
When the serpent showed his ugly head as the tempter first Eve, then Adam fell to temptation, mankind became sinful and life on planet earth changed forever.
Out of all that was created there is only one Begotten Son of the Father and his name is Jesus. He was born with a purpose – to save the world from sin. But Jesus was born to live as a man tempted in every way, but live nonetheless without sin.
Did Jesus know his road would ultimately lead to the cross? After all he was fully God and fully Man. I have to believe that Jesus knew his Father and trusted him with his life as he walked the path before him, step by step, one day at a time. It’s the kind of trust a child has for its father, even more so.
There is a song “Mary did you know?” that expresses those same thoughts. If she knew the end would she have submitted to the beginning? I ask if Jesus knew the pain and suffering he would go through would he still have walked the walk. I think he did know his purpose was not to condemn but to save the world from sin. He said so during his brief ministry. Yet I think it was revealed to him as he took each step completely trusting his Father.
There were lots of things happening during the time Jesus walked on the earth. Rebellions, uprisings, civil unrest, lying, cheating, stealing, murder, fornication, adultery – all the things we see today. Yet through it all Jesus had to remain focused not on his purpose, but on his Father. Had Jesus stepped back and looked at his situation he very well could have said “Beam me up Father. It’s too hard for me.” Yet he knew his Father’s will and remained faithful. Jesus is often quoted as saying life is like a race where only the committed and faithful get the prize. Jesus said he was the way, the truth and the life and nobody comes to the Father but through him.
Imagine Jesus walking to Jerusalem and the path goes through Golgotha and he sees men hanging on the despicable Roman crosses. Did he wonder if that could be him? Surely the Father would direct his steps, but even if it was the cross, if it was the Father’s will…….. Jesus had the full power of God at his disposal, yet he had the full power of Man in his life and he trusted in his Father completely. He spoke publicly as the Spirit gave utterance, yet remained silent when there was no need to speak. Oh that I could be more like Jesus.
We too are born with a purpose, to honor and glorify God with our very life. We are given tongues to speak, brains to think and hands and feet to carry the Good News that “GOD LOVES YOU” to every sinner we meet. We are to love God, each other and show kindness to everyone. We are told to pray for those that persecute or mistreat us just as Jesus did. With eternity at stake, how are we holding up our end of the bargain? – I am the Real Truckmaster!
The Roberts Court, April 23, 2021
Seated from left to right: Justices Samuel A. Alito, Jr. and Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justices Stephen G. Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor
Standing from left to right: Justices Brett M. Kavanaugh, Elena Kagan, Neil M. Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett.
Photograph by Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States
2-5-2022
Affirmative Action in the Supreme Court
When there is a vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) both Congress and the President begin an agenda of filling the vacancy. According to the Constitution, it is the President with both the authority and responsibility to nominate a Supreme Court justice and the Senate is to confirm the nomination while the Chief Justice administers the Oath of Office.
When Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett were nominated their confirmation hearings were broadcast publically so that everyone became politically divided. Instead of questioning each potential justice on where they stood constitutionally, they were caught up in tabloid-style allegations and treated unbecoming as one potentially becoming a Supreme Court justice.
The recent announced retirement of Justice Breyer has once again heated up the debate as President Biden is said to be considering a woman of color for the bench, which mocks the sanctity of the Court, is unlawful and entirely unbecoming to use gender, skin color or political affiliation for consideration rather than judicial experience, track record or standing on the constitutionality of cases to be brought before this esteemed body.
Do you remember hearing then Senator Kamala Harris calling Judge Amy Coney Barrett a liar during her confirmation hearing in 2020? That conduct from a member of Congress is totally unnecessary and absolutely uncalled for. – I am the Real Truckmaster!
America has not always had an Immigration Problem. The facts are that the immigration policy as it is in 2018 has major issues that can only be resolved by the United States Congress. In my opinion the Congress should remain in session while working diligently on a Comprehensive Immigration Reform solution to the issue of illegal immigration.
The United States continues to have the most open immigration policy in the world. It wasn’t until after the Civil War that certain states began passing immigration laws, and in 1875 the Supreme Court declared the regulation of immigration a federal responsibility. In 1891 the Immigration Service was established.
The period from 1900 to 1920 was known as the “Great Wave” where nearly 24M immigrants arrived in the U.S. After WWI congress addressed the increasing immigration flow with a new immigration policy, in the form of “The National-Origins Quota System” passed in 1921 and revised in 1924. Immigration was limited by nationality quotas based upon past U.S. census figures. In 1924 Congress created the U.S. Border Patrol within the Immigration Service.
Over the next 20 years there was very little immigration and actually dropped below zero during the Depression, and during and following WWII, because the 1920s national-origins system remained in place after being re-codified by Congress and combining all immigration laws into the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952. American agriculture continued to import seasonal labor from Mexico and the 1951 Bracero Program became a permanent agreement between the U.S. and Mexico.
In 1965 Congress replaced the national origins system with a preference system designed to unite immigrant families and attract skilled immigrants, changing national policy in effect since 1924. It seems that a majority of applicants for immigration visas was now coming from Asia and Latin America, rather than Europe. The preference system continued limiting the number of available immigration visas, but Congress still responded to refugees with special legislation. It was not until the Refugee Act of 1980 that the U.S. had a general policy governing the admission of refugees.
In 1986 Congress passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) with two major facets: Amnesty and Enforcement. The IRCA amnesty required aliens to have completed one of two provisions: continually reside in the U.S. since January 1982 OR completed 90 days of agricultural work between May 1985 and May 1986. Due to the estimated fraud involved in this program, there was offered a Late Amnesty which allowed those fighting denial to reapply. The IRCA contained provisions for enforcement to prevent illegal entry. The provisions prohibited the hiring and harboring of illegal aliens, but few resources were allocated for enforcement.
The 1990 Immigration Act modified and expanded the 1965 act while retaining family reunification as the major entry path and provides for the admission of immigrants from “under-represented” countries by a lottery system and mandated a study of immigration known as the “Jordan Commission”.
The U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform (Jordan Commission) ran from 1990 to 1997 and covered the many facets of the immigration policy, from the perception that the immigration policy “credibility yardstick: people who should get in, do get in; people who should not get in, are kept out; and people who are judged deportable are required to leave.”
The commission issued a series of four reports: The first report cited that enforcement was lax and needed improvement on the border and internally with an “automated employment verification system” for employers to distinguish between legal and illegal workers. The second report suggested immediate family members and skilled workers receive priority. The third report covered refugee and asylum issues. The fourth report reiterated the major points of the previous reports and the need for a new immigration policy. Few of these suggestions were implemented.
In 1996 Congress passed the Illegal Immigrant Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA). The act mandated hiring more border patrol and INS agents. Penalties for illegal entry were increased and a border fence was planned for San Diego, while an automated employment verification pilot program was created and state police officers were allowed to enforce immigration law using the 287(g) program. Poor funding again hindered enforcement.
During the 1990s four smaller amnesties were passed. The first was section 245(i) amnesty, passed in 1994 which pardoned around 578,000 illegal aliens who were each fined $1,000. This amnesty was renewed in 1997 and again in 2000. The second was the Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA) was passed in 1997 giving legal status to about 1M illegal aliens, mostly from Central America who had lived in the U.S. since 1995. In 1998 the Haitian Refugee Immigration and Fairness Act (HRIFA) passed to include Haitians. In 2000 the Legal Immigration Family Equity Act (LIFE) a mini-amnesty aimed at those illegal aliens who hoped to become green card holders through marriage, employment and other categories who still had a long line of people ahead of them. From 1994 to 2000 there were millions of hopeful legal immigrants waiting in line overseas.
After the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001 perspectives on many issues changed including immigration. The attack exposed long-standing holes in our immigration system, including visa processing, internal enforcement and information sharing.
In 2006 immigration reform was again discussed in Congress with both houses producing their own conflicting bills. In December 2005 the House passed the Border Protection, Anti-terrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005 and was limited to enforcement on both the border and the interior. In May 2006 the Senate passed the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006 (CIRA) that would have given amnesty to a majority of illegal aliens already in the country as well as dramatically increased legal immigration. No compromise bill resulted.
In 2007 the Senate attempted to pass amnesty legislation in the form of the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007, which would have given amnesty to a large majority of illegal entrants in the country and significantly increased legal immigration and increased enforcement. Although the act had bipartisan support in the Senate it lacked public support and failed to obtain a passing closure vote.
In 2012 President Obama became tired of waiting on Congress and unconstitutionally used the power of Executive Order to create the Delayed Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA) to allow a path to citizenship for certain illegal immigrants who are residing within the U.S. Congress neither condemned this action by the president, nor did they then attempt to fix the problems with the immigration system.
In 2018 President Trump decided to secure the U.S. southern border by building a physical barrier wall and enforce immigration laws to prevent unlawful entry and conduct deportation hearings to remove illegal immigrants.
At that time what was not being questioned was the fact that Mexico and her southern neighbors have not addressed or offered (as required by international law) asylum or refugee status to those who have been given a “pass” and facilitated to the U.S. – Mexico border.
The Department of Homeland Security, the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the U.S. Border Patrol are charged with enforcement of existing laws.
What played out in the media were vocal opposition to immigration enforcement by the very politicians with the power to correct through immigration reform the situation along our southern border.
This process became complicated when “legal experts” crossed over into Mexico to coach migrants on how to give “amnesty seeker” responses before immigration judges at the border. Those individuals face disbarment and criminal action for facilitating the circumventing of U.S. immigration laws.
The big cry became “separation of families” at the border which would only happen with unlawful entry – just make the right choice.
What happened to the introduction the “Emergency Legislation” proposed by Senator Ted Cruz that casts a glimmer of hope for immigrant families. – Double the number of Federal Immigration Judges from 375 to 750; Authorize new temporary shelters, with accommodations to keep families together; Mandate illegal immigrant families “Must Be Kept Together”, absent aggravated criminal conduct or harm to the children; & Provide for expedited processing and review of asylum cases, so that – within 14 days – those who meet the legal standards will be granted asylum, and those who do not will be immediately returned to their home countries?
In 2021 the migration “game” changed considerably when President Biden opened the southern border by allowing thousands of illegal migrants without documentation or without inoculations against the current virus pandemic or other infectious diseases to be given transportation, funds and housing in various cities across the nation in direct violation of U.S. Immigration laws, while continuing to enforce those laws at international airports and other ports of entry.
What is even more outrageous is the fact that on day one President Biden stopped the construction on the southern border wall, even though the material needed has already been paid for and crews had been stopped from conducting a work in progress. Even today there has been no outpouring of outrage from Congress or the public and no effort to stem the illegal flow of migrants who in many cases are being passed off as “refugees”.
What happens when the President of the United States, the Vice President of the United States and the United States Congress become federal law breakers instead of following the legislative process to change otherwise outdated or ineffective laws that just don’t work? Do we cast them into the dungeons for eternity or hold them fully accountable for their actions?
No we should expel them from elected office, charge them with violating immigration laws and bar them from ever holding elected office again! – I am the Real Truckmaster!
Have you noticed how our young people see themselves as different, yet when in a crowd nobody stands out? What happened to dressing for success? Neatly groomed men and women in the workforce have become a thing of the past. And then there is the “if you can see it, you can be it” mantra that equates to do what makes you feel good. That may be well and good, but when you look outside yourself what do you see? We are conditioned to group people into two camps – Us and Them. Reality does not really matter, only perceived reality becomes reality when it is repeated over and over again and again. We identify with what makes us feel good. Too many times someone sees you and wants to be you, to the point that when given the opportunity they destroy you. Instead of looking for things that bind us together we become distracted by our differences, to the point that our vision is skewed and totally out of kilter.
When immigrants come to this country they know that hard work, determination and perseverance will lead them to citizenship where they will become Americans. Starting out they take any job they can get regardless of education or socioeconomic class. They may begin cleaning toilets until one day their hard work ethics enable them to own the business. To the outsider looking in through jealous eyes they see immigrants owning certain types of businesses and make assumptions that all XXXX’s own convenience stores, or drive certain vehicles, or live in certain neighborhoods. Over time that thought process morphs into my people are victims and your people took advantage of us and now you owe us retributions and I want what is owed me. PAY UP!
Where in biblical theology does it say you are your brother’s accuser?
Are we not our brother’s keeper? Is it not our responsibility, our obligation to look after our neighbors and to help out when needed or asked because it’s the right thing to do? Or do we simply turn our backs and look the other way? If you see a child playing in the middle of a busy street are you going to say or do nothing? What if it was your child would you want everyone else to say or do nothing as well?
Let me be clear just as surely as I’m writing these words we are all in a race – the human race. We are all competing for the prize that comes at the end of our race. Will we each get what we deserve or mercy? It behooves us to be like the runner and stay in our lane. Stop trying to live anybody else’s life, but live our own as God intended.
John 3:16 – “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
If you’re going to be one – be kind, be generous and love your enemies for in doing so you will show the will of God which mankind so earnestly needs. Treat others with the respect that you deserve! – I am the Real Truckmaster!
While watching the movie Gandhi yesterday I was struck with history repeating itself over and over again. I loved the scenery and the sets, but my mind kept wandering back to the American Revolution where our people faced the exact same thing as British “overseers” living lavish lifestyles at the expense of hard working folks in the colonies as destitute “subjects” merely trying to survive. As in America, Indian subjects were unjustly subjected to a similar fate until it took one man to stand up to the British Crown. It must have occurred to Gandhi (a learned attorney) that what happened in America must happen in India as well.
I began thinking of some of the dialog “there are tyrants and dictators, but truth and love always win” (loosely paraphrased). Globally mankind is being subjected to unjust laws or “mandates” meant not to protect against a virus, but using fear to control the masses in what can best be described as organized and government controlled mob rule.
The bible tells us that Jesus is the Truth and God is love, therefore we know who has ultimately won already. Unlike in the movie or in real life where Gandhi says we must find our own road to heaven by doing good; Jesus said “I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the father but through me.”
Doing good works doesn’t get you past the pearly gates, yet we are expected to live at peace with one another when it’s within our power to do so. In the movie we see that India gained her independence from British rule only to become divided by religion and it was 74 years ago today that Mohandas Gandhi was shot and killed as a direct result of that division. Today India and Pakistan continue to be arch enemies as the world simply watches.
People who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. America’s greatest danger comes not from outside, but from within by those who threaten to domestically undermine the US Constitution, out government and the American way of life. What will it take for you to stand up! – I am the Real Truckmaster!
My final overseas tour was to US Army Japan beginning in January 1989. I was told not to worry about field duty but to get enrolled in college courses to finish my degree. Two weeks into my tour and my first college class I received a phone call to come over to Camp Zama to be issued my field gear for a 30 day Corps level exercise called North Wind 89. I soon found myself on a plane flying from Hanada airport to the northern island of Hokkaido. As we travelled across the snowy countryside headed for a Japanese Self Defense Army installation for a moment I felt like I was back in Colorado.
My job was that of a dispatcher/shuttle driver responsible for taking troops from and to the airport or training areas, as directed. My available vehicles were an Isuzu van or a Mitsubishi 4-wheel drive vehicle. One of my first dispatches was to pick up an SF A-team and transport them to the rifle range over an unpaved surface resembling a tank trail back in Colorado.
As we were bouncing along the snow covered single lane road you could hear the guys talking and joking back and forth as the captain casually asked “sergeant how long have you been in Japan”? It was a seemingly innocent question clearly meant to pass time and relieve the boredom of the ride.
My answer wasn’t at all what he expected as I replied, “Two weeks sir”.
Everything went quiet, no joking, talking or breathing for that matter. All one could hear was the springs creaking as we hit bump after bump. Finally he ventured another question, “Where were you before Japan?” Without missing a beat I replied, “Fort Carson”. There seemed to be this huge sigh of relief as everyone continued their conversations again as if nothing had happened. I can still remember walking through the snow from the Base Exchange back to the barracks eating an ice cream bar and wishing I was still in Colorado. On the way out Green Beret Sergeant Kengo Duffy gave me the keepsake (pictured above). True story – The Real Truckmaster!
There’s a reason for not putting all of your eggs in one basket and it may be lost on anyone who hasn’t been on or around a farm. We’ve been told by politicians in recent memory that do as I say or you’re public enemy number one.
Social distance = keeps us safe
Inoculations = keeps us safe
Masks = keeps us safe
Stay home = keeps us safe
Give up your guns = keeps us safe
Vote democrat = keeps us safe
Don’t spread misinformation = keeps us safe
All gas powered vehicles must become eVehicles = to keep us safe
Opening the nation’s border = keeps us safe
Parents don’t challenge school curriculum = public enemy, domestic terrorists
Support MAGA = public enemy, domestic terrorists, white supremacy, hate group
NRA = sponsors domestic terrorism
GOP = un-American, bad for our nation
Patriotism = fosters white supremacy
The list could go on indefinitely and all it does is foster hatred, division and disunity.
Hillary called it “a basket of deplorables” while JB used “lying pony soldiers” and worse to show their superiority over average Americans.
Trump called it “Making America Great Again” and was continually roasted over the coals for his insightful hate speeches.
Americans have hoisted 546 eggs into one huge swamp basket to represent the federal government, add to that presidential appointments, other elected officials at federal, state and local governments and what he have now is a colossal failure to communicate. As heat is applied those eggs scream their superiority at the top of their lungs and emit a stench unlike any the world has every smelt!
It’s time to get real!
We have all been created equal. Nobody is above the law or exempt from the consequences of their action. We must hold ourselves and each other accountable. If not, who will?
There is a saying “if you can see it, you can be it”, so apply that to the stench of unethical, un-American and un-civilized treatment which we freely apply to our fellow man and nobody comes out smelling like a rose. Advertisers want us to get “all we deserve” and without the grace of Almighty God we will very well get exactly what we deserve. We have but one life to live. Nobody and I mean nobody is getting out alive! – I am the Real Truckmaster!
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