Excerpts from ten Political Diaries
2015 - I Saw it Coming;2006 to 2014
2016 – Groupthink versus Truth
2017 – I Am Not Alone; Year 2016
2018 - My Year as a Conservative Refugee
2019 – America’s 2nd Civil War
2020 - Two Years Behind the Mask
2023 – The Bitter Pill of Dictatorship
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The Three Steps to Dictatorship
1-Control the food supply
2-Control energy
3-Control behavior
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“Margaret” by C G Kellerman
“When they came to a certain place each of them glanced off to one side to look at the small clearing that Margaret had viewed on her way to the Spot. She didn't say anything, especially to either Paul or Greg. She didn't want to be thought of as weird. She didn't want Paul or Greg to know that she saw an Indian in that clearing just a week ago.”
Answering the Unanswerable
Nov. 15, 2016
I have personally struggled over recent years, while observing and commenting on history unfolding before me, to come up with a reason why some people behave the way they do. Throughout this period of more than fifteen years I have advocated repeatedly for people in our country to turn to history for answers.
A country, like a sailing ship of the past, has a charted course. Unlike a ship at sea, where the captain has absolute say over the ship’s course, we as a Representative Republic choose who will be the Captain and Senior Officers. By observing history, we can make assessments of how a particular Captain would steer the ship. In spite of being able to make those assessments, many of those electing the Captain and Officers, continue to choose those who’s past performance has resulted in unsatisfactory results.
Just like Albert Einstein working out his world-changing formula, E=MC2, I have tried to answer why humans act the way they do when making leadership choices. It could be put into a simple formula – handed over to the scholars of the age – to be used wisely for the benefit of those governed.
The Election of 2016 is over but the shock waves of the outcome are still rippling throughout our nation and around the world. To an extent not seen before in our nation’s history, some of those who advocated for the losing candidate are not taking it sitting down. Bought and paid for protests, some turning violent, have been seen in a number of American cities. For the right thirty pieces of silver, you too can become a “useful idiot” for others.
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