HISTORY: BETTER STUDIED THAN IGNORED“

In Memory of Rachel Masterson:
April 4, 1973/May 14, 2026

She will be missed by a host of family, friends and coworkers.
The Ugly Egg” A true story of our daughter.

7-26-26 To the “Anything Goes” generation of liberal socialist brats, transgenders and Karens, from the Older Generation: Cultural Drift and the Conservative

When I was a boy, girls skirts were below the knees. Now you can see girls showing buttocks at Walmart. Did you think we wouldn’t notice?
Years ago, the expression, “Thank you” was responded with “You’re welcome.” Now the response is, “No problem.” Did you think we didn’t hear the change?
Years ago, people gathered in a room or building would hold conversations. Now, most of those gathered are looking at a small electronic device? Did you think we aren’t paying attention?
I remember if a girl in town suddenly went to live with an aunt, it was because she was pregnant out-of-wedlock. Now they just kill the baby inside the womb. Did you think we didn’t consider the moral implications?
Years back when a person told a lie they were shunned by others. Now accomplished liars inhabit all political arenas. Did you think we weren’t listening?
As a boy, we learned the evils of Communism in school. Now it is taught in schools. Did you think we would forget the truth?
America’s first fight with Muslims was against the Barbary Pirates in 1805. Now there is a Muslim mayor of New York City and London. Did you think we forgot history like you did?
Homosexuality and Lesbianism was known when I was a boy. It was kept private. Now they dance naked in parades in front of our children and mutilate kids for progressivism and profit.
Did you really believe we would go along with this?
As a young man, the way to succeed in life called for hard work and diligence. Now success can be granted according to religion, sexual orientation and skin color. Did you actually believe we would find this acceptable?
In my early years, common sense was the rule. Now there are no rules, 24/7 propaganda and idiocy prevail. Did you think we would accept idiocy to fit in with your crowd?
During my growing up years we learned to appreciate our United States and our Constitution. Now we see the greed and hunger for money and power is destroying our culture. Do you think those having gone through the Great Depression, World Wars I and II, plus Korea and Vietnam would stand for this?
Beginning in 1965, a Democrat-run Congress created Welfare, Medicare and Medicaid, now causing us to be drowning in vote-buying debt to the tune of nearly $40 trillion. Did you think we didn’t catch on? Well, we did, and that is why we voted for a Constitutional President, an American President, a conservative President; or hadn’t you noticed?

Interviews with Military-related People:

Soldiers Without Uniforms – She was thirteen when the Germans came in to her town.
A Passion for Veterans – A good friendship began with his efforts to honor Veterans.

A Day in the Life of a Cold War Warrior – What is was like when Russia was our main concern.

One Soldier’s Story – Two-tour Vietnam Vet shares his experiences.

Charles Compton Interview – When the U.S. tackled Iwo Jima, he was there.

The Frank Boffie Story – He was on board when the first Kamikaze plane struck.

Book Reviews – Stories of War and Heroes

“2020”

My short story from 2016 that perfectly predicts where we are on 9-10-25. The day of Charlie Kirk’s assassination


Webmaster E-mail: cgkellerman49@gmail.com

From here on is my life, or a significant part of it:

Published Political Diaries by CG Kellerman:

2015 – I Saw it Coming;2006 to 2014 September 13, 2006
2016 – Groupthink versus Truth Taxes and Spending: Where we are:
2017 – I Am Not Alone; Year 2016 Jan. 18, 2016
2018 – My Year as a Conservative Refugee
2019 – America’s 2nd Civil War
2020 – Two Years Behind the Mask
2021 – Upheaval
2022 – Road to Dictatorship
2023 – The Bitter Pill of Dictatorship
2024 – “Witnessing the Fall”
2025 “Killing the Republic” The unending Left’s desire for power
2026 In Honor of our Nation’s 250 Years

Hopefully my last political diary before the racist Americans, Muslims and Illegal Immigrants rein destruction upon us.

Works of Fiction by CG Kellerman

“Margaret” A tale of Indian lore and a young Indiana girl in the 1950’s
“Ten Stories and Falling”
Ten Sci-Fi Short Stories
“Kellerman’s Five of a Kind”
Five Stories of Fiction
“Science, Soldiers, Saviors, and Serendipity”
More adventures in Science Fiction
“Precipice”
Dangers lurking within our own country
“The Return”
Fixing the world in the Future
“Blackjack”
Mystery and Mysticism from a friendly ghost
“Three to Get Ready..”
Science-Fiction Short Stories
“Sirens”
A Collection of Sally Glenn mysteries
“A Warping of Space and Crime”
Greg Donovan Mysteries
“Four Events in Time”
Quad Sci-Fi short stories
To honor our daughter, Rachel Masterson. Coming late 2026

Personal and Autobiographical Publications by CG Kellerman

How to Set Up and run an Internet Business
Humor as a Medicine while working in Health Care
A free publication with as many as 33 distributors over 3 counties
Published to cheer my aging Mother-in-law after the loss of her Husband
My first autobiographical book, done at the suggestion of the Bristol Sun Editor
Written for our Grandson
From Indiana to Illinois to Florida
A collection of my personal humorous artwork
A collection of War and Veteran’s supporters for Web publishing
Interview of Pacific War Hero, Frank Boffi, for the Hernando Star magazine
:God” I’ll Show You Mine is You Show Me Yours
A perspective on my study of God and religions

Games created for family and friends and first publishings by CG Kellerman

The Math Taxi – an electronic game for young students to learn the Times Tables
War Cards – a military game made for my late Brother and Vietnam Vet, Arthur J. Kellerman Jr.
A Football board game made for my Son-in-law; a diehard Alabama fan
Games made for the Covid lock down families. No electricity required!
A college teacher encouraged me to submit writings to the school’s publication. It carried several of my works
“I am the Nation” My first published writing printed in our school newspaper

Contributions to Businesses

Web Design and hosting set up for Suncoast Automation

Product Disc-formatted and Printed Catelog for Millwork Distributor
Fax and Quote Forms

Training Manual for local Electric Company

Manual for Client Processing for Legal Center

Forms to speed operations at Bldg. Supply Co.

Free advertising to people with side businesses on my website

AWARDS and GIFTS:

Top graduate in military Leadership Preparation Course.

Top Graduate in Army AIT course.

#2 Graduate of NCO School, Fort Knox, Kentucky

Employee of the Month for Georgia Pacific Millwork Distribution Center
Tampa, Florida

Being granted five wonderful brothers and three wonderful sisters; followed by a wonderful Bride, a fantastic daughter and a miraculous Grandson – and “A Wonderful Life.”