I said I would come back today with a new idea.
But now, with the deaths of John Wheeler, Judge Roll and the many in AZ, and Asley Turton and the vitriolic response shown by MSM towards conservatives I am seriously concerned about any action any normal person would take that could be twisted to mean aggression. We are truly in dark times.
I am not ready to give up, but I am not at a final place of proactive POSITIVE solution, either. I am very aware that there is an evil undercurrent seeking to incite good Americans to the point of chaotic reaction which they will use to overcome our nation and turn it to their vision.
It feels to me as if there is a battle, and I am not speaking metaphorically, that is going on right under our noses, but not involving the average American. But since I am not any kind of in the know person, I really don’t even know who is battling who! It’s odd.
So the battle rages, and I keep thinking, “I need to jump in and help the good guy!” But then I realize, I can see some bad guys, but I really can’t figure out who the “good guy” is, except for us—the average folks!
But I do know that the little 9 year old girl who lost her life this weekend deserved better. And her face needs to live on brightly in our conscious as we strive to figure this out, and save our republic—for her, for the many patriots who have fought for this soil in days past, and for our children.
Hi again, daisy. I meant to write back sooner but I got distracted by a couple of new eligibility threads. I’m getting excited afresh by some of these developments; it looks like 2012 will be Obama’s political Waterloo, if he doesn’t trip over the eligibility issue even before then. It has got to be worrying him. With Chris Matthews and Abercrombie discussing it, and now new legislation being prepared in Montana, the net is tightening. I wouldn’t want to be in Obama’s fraudulent shoes tonight.
Anyway, I read your post twice, and I was so glad you were back. You always write such interesting and uplifting comments. Yes, the Tucson tragedy is almost more than one can comprehend, isn’t it? And talk about vitriol. It’s been just unbelievable, how the MSM and the Dems have exploited this against conservatives. So very shameful! As you said, it’s up to us to remember that little girl and the others. How could anyone shoot an innocent little 9 yo??? Prayers for the families of all who suffered loss.
Daisy, I think perhaps one of the single most important things we can do is contact our elected officials. We need to praise the ones who are doing the right thing, and encourage those who aren’t to get started. Fortunately I think the pols are nervous after what the TEA party did in Nov. They may be in more of a mood to listen to us now than before. We just need to keep the calls and emails coming. Perhaps the group you were trying to organize could commit to making x-number of contacts per week. We could encourage each other, and keep each other motivated. Just a thought.
Well it’s late and I have to write an email before I can head to bed. I meant to post back to you sooner, though, so I took this opportunity. Thanks again for the lovely post. Blessings to you.