Notes From The Cave

I think we are hopelessly, intentionally fractured, with factions obsessed with getting their way. Consequently, there is no agreement about what’s most important. Republicans are obsessed within keeping the guy with the R next to his name in the White House even if they don’t like him. In their mind any Democrat will do more damage than Trump and anyone raising concerns about Trump are just partisan.

Democrats are NOT united that the priority is to remove Trump, rather there appears to be a faction that seems to say, “if extreme is the new norm then we have to nominate the most extreme person to win.” It appears most Democrats have lost regard for moderates and independents. It’s as if they learned the wrong lessons from 2016.

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Testing Migration Of FedWiki To New Server

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Eye opening (or at least it should be!):

We have an entire generation of Americans who have grown to adulthood since 9-11 and in those two decades they have never known a single moment when America was not at war. Three thousand Americans died on 9-11, and for that we have embarked on 20 years of revenge. 20 years. Tens, hundreds, of thousands dead as a result. We are trillions of dollars in debt.

Oh, and the the whole article ought to be eye opening. One cannot claim themselves a patriot and no nothing of the documents and their purpose that founded the United States. Waving a flag doesn’t matter, nor does supporting the military, nor standing during the national anthem, nor does reciting the pledge of allegiance if you know nothing about the Republic for which it stands!

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The common denominator of the right and left is anger, and the problem is, that is no way to lead. What we need in the United States is wise leadership.

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Talk about free political advertising.

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The Cancer Industry: Hype vs. Reality

It’s all unsettling. I am a bit suspicious of the cancer medical industry, and I do think greed is a factor behind some decisions. Consequently it is very important to be your own advocate.

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