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There are times when I feel numb to the state of the world, especially for those living in the United States. The constant 24/7 news cycle focuses relentlessly on the actions and words of the President and their administration, often amplifying messages of cruelty and hate. Many argue that the news is simply reporting, not… Continue reading Confronting Cruelty: Reflections on Fear, Hypocrisy, and the Soul of America
For many Americans, the gradual shift toward an authoritarian government may have gone unnoticed. Increasingly, there are signs that the U.S. seeks to exert greater control over its citizens. Throughout history, humanity has struggled with vulnerability and susceptibility to control, often manipulated through money and technology. These tools have long been used to influence and… Continue reading The Rise of Authoritarianism: AI and Surveillance Impact
Happy New Year! As we enter another year, I find myself reflecting on the state of our country and the world. While many greet the new year with hope for a fresh start, it is important to acknowledge that not all problems are left behind when the calendar turns. Personal struggles, financial difficulties, and societal… Continue reading New Year: Division, Hope, and Fate of Humanity
For those who regularly read my posts, you may have noticed that I often discuss a wide range of topics. At times, I write with great passion, especially when I mention my books. Politics, however, is a subject I generally dislike. It often triggers strong emotions in me, largely because of the injustices I observe… Continue reading Reflections on the Gaza Peace Deal, America’s Challenges, and the Need to Give Glory to God
Modern Day Dystopian Society is here! Some may find it silly to compare books to modern day events and even history, but have found books foretelling of future events. A few of those books are those of Dystopian genres like George Orwell’s 1984 and Raymond Bradbury Fahrenheit 451. I am particularly drawn to Orwell for… Continue reading Thought Crime and Modern Day Oceania Dystopia We Live in Today
First and foremost, that murder of any kind is wrong, regardless of how people justify their reasoning behind it. Due to recent events with the killing of Charlie Kirk, the MAGA conservative right-wing activist. Personally, I didn’t care for the person for variety of reasons, despite the fact that I am a Christian, his ideology… Continue reading The Loss Of Our Rights Is Upon Us; Are you Ready?
Why is society so surprised with the debauchery of men and women, thinking at this exact moment of Trump and Epstein. Epstein a wealthy financier and sex offender, yet society seems so alarmed that Trump was a friend of his, the proof is in the pudding at they say, there are receipts of their friendships,… Continue reading Exposure: The Secret Sins of The Rich, Famous and Everyday Man.
Happy Birthday America, for many Americans this is a day of celebration, of rest and to remember that our country only 250 years old is still a baby. Those who say well America is becoming a sh*t hole especially in the world of politics as the President of the United States has made it clear… Continue reading Fear in New Amerika on Her Birthday
I don’t know why, but as of late I have been emotional and not just because of my natural depression that is with me all the time, or my financial struggles but the state of country. As the husband of a legal U.S. Citizen born and raised in El Salvador. Before meeting my wife, I… Continue reading Empathy for Undocumented Migrants: A Personal Perspective
The author discusses the ongoing ICE protests in Los Angeles, reflecting on their personal connection to the city. They argue that while migrants contribute significantly to California's economy, they face scrutiny and violence. The author criticizes the double standards in responses to protests, highlighting issues of crime and the treatment of undocumented workers.
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