President Biden’s Holocaust

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That said, no matter which political party you follow, one has to admit that President Biden screwed up the Afghanistan evacuation of Americans and Afghan allies. Are you f…… kidding me? It’s vey stupid; beyond stupid. It doesn’t make any sense. All Biden had to do, according to former President Trump, was to wait three months to evacuate Americans and allies. But through Biden’s arrogance and “We must get out of Afghanistan quickly” attitude, it led many to be stranded and unable to get to the Kabul Airport. Biden would have had better results in November I feel, when the Taliban goes to Pakistan during the winter.

I feel that Thursday’s events have caused another Holocaust among the Afghans. Are we entering another genocide among nations? I’m pissed off and damn mad, watching parents sob after losing their son or daughter as one of the 13 fallen Marines last Thursday, the worst day for Biden and the U.S. A mother cursed Biden because her son was at the Kabul Airport to get a picture for the 9/11 group photo. “My son died for nothing!” she cried. The Taliban has proven that they can’t be trusted. I thought one saving grace for Biden would be no more terrorist attacks at the airport and getting all Americans and allies out by the deadline of August 31 (today), but that too has been defeated by the Taliban.

Three questions I have for Biden – “Why were you so quick to evacuate U.S. troops in Afghanistan without a highly organized, more effective and safer plan for evacuees?” “Why not extend the deadline for evacuation?” “Why are you so afraid to send military reinforcement to Kabul to kill those Taliban s.o.b.s?” According to Biden at a recent press conference, he stated, “I am instructed to”. Instructed to? By whom? He also stated he would take no more questions after a press conference this weekend.

Sadly, I feel for the American people and their allies. Blood is on Biden’s hands for the fallen victims, as I predicted last week. I predict we might be in another world war by next year. We might not have a country in several years. Wake up people, this is our home, our land and our nation. This is the land of opportunity and freedom for all. Call your representatives, senators, congressman/woman and governor for support. My feeling is that Biden is a smuck and will always be a smuck.

Challenging Times

We are living in challenging times. World events contribute a large part, but we see our nation falling apart under our own eyes. The events of the last few days with Afghanistan’s terror show that America is slipping into a state of uncontrol, non-response and lack of power. We are becoming no longer the greatest nation in the world. How could things go so wrong and happen so quickly? My greatest concern is that this will start a series of events around the world which will eventually result in another world war.

History tends to repeat itself. My good friend is the grandson of Jewish immigrants from Poland and Czechoslovak. He spent his childhood hearing stories of the Holocaust’s effects on Nazi Germany. He would had been reared under German law if his grandparents hadn’t fled Adolf Hitler’s domain. The Jewish people were at the hands of a manioc who not only wanted to destroy them but invaded Poland (Sept 1 – Oct 6, 1939) which started the beginning of World War II. Britain and France declared war on Germany. Hitler invaded the Soviet Union (June 22, 1941), occupying most of Europe and North Africa.

Forget the COVID-19, the coronavirus that surfaced in Wuhan, China in 2019. Forget the increase with a dominant strain of the Delta Variant, discovered in India. We now have to worry about refugees entering our country and immigrants crossing our border. Are we safe as Americans and what is to happen to the next generation?

Looking Back

A couple of months ago before the summer heat and hot humidity hit Atlanta, I was talking with a family member over the phone. Now living in assisted-living (not a nursing home) due to a series of multiple surgeries, infections, and a leg fracture the past two years, I keep communication open with family and friends. Although a fair distance from the rest of my family, I still communicate through phone, emails or text messages. Everyone is busy with their own lives, their own families and loved ones. My elderly mother passed last year in March and my elderly father is living in an assistance living home himself a little north of here. His health is good and he seems to enjoy it. Three meals a day, laundry and housekeeping provided…what is not to like.

I remember the conversation I had over the phone. My family is assisting my father with doctor and medical appointments. They drive him to regularly scheduled appointments. That is a good thing but it is what this family member said that particular day that got me. She said that being obedient to one’s parents is biblical but there was no obligation to siblings. I can’t argue there about obeying one’s parents and their wishes, however, I could take her statement two ways. Either she felt obligated to my father and not to me or she was too busy in her own personal matters to care at the time.

I disagree with her statement. Family is family, especially blood kin, no matter the circumstances. The statement is forgiven but not forgotten. I could have taken it wrong but I don’t think so. It haunts me still today. Life brought me a set of circumstances in health and medical problems. They were out of my control and could not be prevented (except maybe the last leg injury). I am here for a reason, a purpose. My life this past year has been filled with making new friendships and restoring hope to others. I have been attending weekly bible studies and renewing my relationship with God. I am slow to come around, as these last two years have been both challenging and remarkable.

Today, I pulled a lesson from Psalms 22:26 – All who seek the Lord will praise Him. Their hearts will rejoice with everlasting joy. Remember that everyday is a blessing. Gracious Lord, thank You for giving me everything I need to be happy. I am thankful that when I have a long frustrating or bad day, my good friend tells me that he loves me. It brings me much happiness and a new meaning to life. We need to find blessings in everything, even little things. Be grateful for what you have and don’t forget about others in your life

I’m grateful I’m alive, even after continuous dips in health issues this past year. I feel like I’ve been on a roller-coaster ride. This came to true light after I had major surgery last September. Three or four days after the surgery, my blood pressure dropped drastically very low. I had been taking powerful pain medication. After taking my blood pressure, the medical technician went to get help. By then, the nurse said I didn’t respond to her. I woke up with two nurses standing over my hospital bed. One was using a pump (twice) to revive me. What startled me was that I don’t remember being out at all. I do remember vividly looking down at my own body – no pain or feeling. Describing this to my medical doctor friend months later, he said I could had been clinically dead at that moment. Crazy but something I didn’t talk about for a long time. Having good health is half the battle. If you have your health, you have everything.

Mask Mandates for Children

Are we living in a world that has gone crazy? President Biden not only mandates masks to be worn inside, he also mandates that masks be worn outside as well. Yet, school children are mandated in most states to wear masks at all times whether in the classroom or outside. It is virtually impossible to transfer the coronavirus outdoors. There is less than a 2% chance of transferring or catching the virus while outdoors. That comes from medical reports citing medical specialists and experts, not from my mouth.

Direct sunlight kills the virus. Staying in direct sunlight for at least 20 to 30 minutes provides up to 5000 iu (units) of Vitamin D3 which builds up the immune system. In addition, taking 1000 to 3000 mg of Vitamin C daily prevents the virus by producing healthy leukocytes (white blood cells). Vitamin C, known as L-ascorbic acid, produces interferons which are essential for the immune system’s defenses. It promotes healthy T-Cells which trigger killer immune cells that fight germs and cancer cells invading the body. Vitamin C also helps promote healthy B-Cells to produce antiviral antibodies.

If your children are showing signs of a cold or virus, start them on a vitamin regimen with high doses of enriched Vitamin C. Fruits and vegetables contain Vitamin C also. Some, as in citrus fruits, tomatoes, brocoli, potatoes and red peppers are higher in Vitamin C than others. If you are a parent or a grandparent of a school-age child or children, please contact your local representative within the community and voice your concerns. Young children hold a greater danger of inhaling germs wearing masks all day than not wearing masks all day.