It’s been a tough couple of weeks. Two multi-day hospitalizations have been quite an experience Suffice to say, I’m better; however, I’ve still got a ways to go until my next marathon.
Enough of that. So much has happened since my last effort to communicate. Our president has accomplished so much that it is difficult for me to attempt to comment on those successes. This is especially true with his efforts in the Middle East where he was received like a returning hero by large crowds and government officials. Air Force One was escorted by that nation’s fighter jets as it landed at each airfield and The Beast was surrounded by lavish escorts such as horsemen in full parade gear.
Initially, I wondered why he would venture to such hostile territories considering previous attempts on his life. I would think that the Secret Service agents would be overwhelmed facing such odds. As of this writing, he is safely home again . . . not that he is all that safe here, unfortunately.
I’m sure you are all aware of the recent Comey escapade. Now that he is out of a job, he was allegedly strolling the beach when he discovered a group of seashells spelling out 8647. Now, the term “86” has long been used in in the military and other fields such as law enforcement and means destroy or get rid of. And “47” denotes our current president. During another stroll on the beach, he also observed shells spelling out Vote Harris! Both were photographed and then recorded to his website.
Comey has stated that he did not knowthe meaning of the term 86 and has since deleted the files. He is currently engaged in a discussion with the Secret Service; however, I have serious doubts that anything will come of it.
Contrary to popular belief, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is not held in high esteem by other law enforcement entities. There is an old joke which goes something like this: If you give information to an FBI agent, and then call back later asking for the same information you gave, you will be denied access!
The FBI has long been a political machine despite its claims otherwise. From his initial appointment in 1924 to his death in 1972, Hoover played the patsy to the White House as director. Subsequent directors have followed suit right down to Comey and I sincerely hope the trend ends with Kash Patel.
And wouldn’t you know that the Left has its unmentionables all in a twist over the administration allowing white farmers from South Africa to enter the country with their families? This, despite the fact that they were fleeing for their lives because the current administration was confiscating their farmland, leaving them nowhere to go. Had they been anything but white . . .
I’m sure I’ve mentioned this previously. The black individuals of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries who were purchased by the English and brought to America to work in the fields were already slaves of their masters before being purchased! The reason for said “purchases” is clear: England was demanding more and more cotton for its clothing manufacturers in England and the American farmer couldn’t acquire sufficient workers in their fields to comply.
The same holds true of the hundreds of Scottish males rounded up by the king and forced to come as “indentured servants”. The only difference between indentured servitude and slavery was that the servants were eventually freed. My ancestors were among them.
Finally, the new Pope Leo XIV appeared to snub Vice President Vance following his inaugural mass by briefly shaking his hand before turning away. This isn’t terribly surprising since Father Robert Prevost has been vocally critical of the Trump Administrations immigration policies for some time, and it would appear that Catholicism has another liberal pope.
In spite of all the above, I am exceptionally enthusiastic about the direction our country is taking with Donald Trump in charge. The Democrat Party is in state of shambles and it will take some time to recover . . . if ever. It can only sit back and try to figure out what happened to its socialist agenda.
Paco
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