Remembering the Attack on the U.S. Capitol
It’s not easy predicting the future, but it’s safe to say that, if we still have a democratic republic here in 20 years, Americans will regard January 6th, 2021 in the same way we remember other attacks on our freedom.
The fact that it was orchestrated by our president–not Hitler, not Islamic terrorists, and not Hirohito makes it that much worse and harder to admit to. Perhaps there will still be people at that point who deny this, but we elected a president who came very close to destroying our nation.
There actually are some senior scientists who believe in God, and I happen to know one personally, but they are very few in number.
To the degree that Americans are still capable of reason, Plato’s words here should be incredibly meaningful.
It’s interesting that the head of the Roman Catholic faith routinely voices his opinions on secular affairs. It seems that none of his peers in other religions do that.
As much as I admire these folks’ courage and positive intentions, part of me wants to recognize that this country has a malignant cancerous tumor in the form of Donald Trump that needs to be surgically removed.
Hardcore Trump supporters are having a great time watching their hero illegally invade other countries and commit whatever moral atrocity he performed the day before.
It’s not uncommon to hear a top neurologist or psychologist say something like what we see at left.
At left are the thoughts and feelings of “Michelle,” who echoes my disappointment in our military leaders.
In case you missed it, Mike Lindell of MyPillow fame is running in the gubernatorial race in Minnesota.
