Saturday, March 19, 2022

Not If But When




 


In the here and now, truly we need both courage as well as faith and hope. Courage is best built with tough truth, knowledge and discernment. 


And open eyes.


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I thought maybe someone else's words might ring the bell  that ought to be rung so I copied excerpts from someone else's posits, who copied the original complete essay from someone else. It's an Internet thing. Thus the first author is unknown - to me anyway - but the words still matter regardless who says them.

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Men, like nations, think they’re eternal. What man in his 20s or 30s doesn’t believe, at least subconsciously, that he’ll live forever? In the springtime of youth, an endless summer beckons. As you pass 70, it’s harder to hide from reality.


Nations also have seasons: Imagine a Roman of the 2nd century contemplating an empire that stretched from Britain to the Near East, thinking: This will endure forever…. Forever was about 500 years, give or take.


France was pivotal in the 17th and 18th centuries; now the land of Charles Martel is on its way to becoming part of the Muslim ummah.


In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the sun never set on the British empire; now Albion exists in a perpetual twilight. Its elderly sovereign is a fitting symbol for a nation in terminal decline.


In the 1980s, Japan seemed poised to buy the world. Business schools taught Japanese management techniques. Today, its birth rate is so low and its population aging so rapidly that an industry has sprung up to remove the remains of elderly Japanese who die alone.


I was born in 1942, almost at the midpoint of the 20th century – the American century. America’s prestige and influence were never greater. Thanks to the ‘Greatest Generation,’ we won a World War fought throughout most of Europe, Asia and the Pacific. We reduced Germany to rubble and put the Rising Sun to bed. It set the stage for almost half a century of unprecedented prosperity.


Then we rebuilt our enemies and lavished foreign aid on much of the world. We built skyscrapers and rockets to the moon. We conquered polio and small pox. We explored the mysteries of the Universe and the wonders of DNA…the blueprint of life.


But where is the glory that once was Rome? America has moved from a relatively free economy to socialism – which has worked so well NOWHERE in the world.


We’ve gone from a Democratic Republic guided by a Constitution to a regime of revolving elites, one more corrupt than the other. We have less freedom with each passing year. Like a signpost to the coming reign of terror, the cancel culture is everywhere. We’ve traded the American Revolution for the Cultural Revolution.


Ivy League graduates routinely fail history tests that 5th graders could pass a generation ago. Crime rates soar and we blame the 2nd Amendment and slash Police budgets.


We can’t defend our borders, our history (including monuments to past greatness) or our streets. Our cities have become anarchist playgrounds. We are a Nation of dependents, mendicants, and misplaced charity. 


Homeless Veterans camp in the streets while illegal aliens are given money and plane tickets and flown to cities in mostly red states in the middle of the night. Rapists, murderers and anarchists are set free with no bond and Americans who gathered to protest a stolen election rot in prison for over a year without even being charged. Even as thousands of Americans had to be rescued from Afghanistan by independent heroes because our government wouldn't, an Afghan 'translator' who cannot speak English can rape a three year old at the military base where he is housed because it's part of his culture.


A state government representative can, boldly and without question, introduce a bill in Maryland that makes it legal to allow a newborn up to 28 days old to be left to die. We rescue aged, diseased animals and post loving, heartfelt videos about their recovery in their 'forever home' but we have no problem allowing a fit and healthy human child die from legalized abandonment?  Because... why? Human life has less value than pets now.


Our culture is certifiably insane. [Allow me to add demonic]. Men who think they’re women. Women are now referred to as 'bleeding or birthing people' and not a single feminist protests this clear disrespect. People who fight racism by seeking to convince members of one race that they’re inherently evil, and others that they are perpetual victims. A psychiatrist lecturing at Yale said she fantasizes about ‘unloading a revolver into the head of any white person.’ 


Instead of teaching children the basics of reading, writing and math, elementary schools spend more time on skin color and sexual identity. 


Could you have ever imagined a time when a substitute teacher could be videoed by a student masturbating at his desk in front of his class? Or parents being put on the FBI's terrorist list for questioning their school board and the curriculum taught?


Our National debt is so high that we can no longer even pretend that we will repay it one day. It’s a $28-trillion monument to our improvidence, mismanagement and refusal to confront reality.


Patriotism is called insurrection, treason redefined, and perversion sanctified. A man in Blue gets less respect than a man in a dress. We’re asking soldiers to fight for a nation our leaders no longer believe in.


How do nations slip from greatness to obscurity?


  • Fighting endless wars they can’t or won’t win to enrich merchants of war


  • Refusing to guard their borders, allowing the Nation to be inundated by an alien horde 


  • Surrendering control of their cities to mob rule 


  • Allowing indoctrination of the young 


  • Moving from a government of a free people to an oligarchy 


  • Losing national identity 


  • Indulging indolence 


  • Vilifying faith and family – the bulwarks of social order. Legalizing killing our infants and future generations.


  • Idolatry and abandonment of universal laws of morality

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(Isaiah 5:20) Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; who put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! 

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We condone and profit from global sex slavery even as we champion handing out reparations to people who were never slaves.


In America, every one of these symptoms is pronounced, indicating an advanced stage of the disease.


While the prognosis is far from good, only God knows if America’s day in the sun is over.


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To which I must add - when we are at the end of something we rarely know it until it is too late to change the outcome. Only in hindsight can we see where we should have been paying attention. Civilizations rise and fall and it's not a question of if ...but when. 


There is hope though and it comes in knowing, historically speaking, God always keeps a remnant. However, it is also pertinent to know that those who are counted among that ragtag minority first choose to serve Him regardless the clear and present danger. 


For Him,

Meema



Sunday, March 13, 2022

How Close?


A long time bloggerite (I made that up) Linda Skelton, who did her best to abandon her call to write, recently blessed us with her keen observations titled - What Do I Want. As always she zeroed in on a critical point forcing one to dig deeper into the realm of a spirit led life goal. 


What is it we want from God? 


So happy to see her writing again, I posted a comment declaring all I can think of to ask God for is deliverance from evil, protection from tragedy and grace because we usually have no clue what we are doing.


Then today, I watched a video - 48 minutes well worth spending. And now I have a different question. 


What does God want from us?


I confess I've run out of words and ways to say them, to reinforce the stark reality of where we are in this time in history. Others with more clout than I are sounding the alarm but I fear too many don't want to hear. 


What does God want from us in the here and now? Push come to shove I think it might be unfaltering faith, perseverance and will to purpose which begins with opened eyes and ears. Discernment.


How close are we to World Government? It's probably just one World War away. How close is that war? Probably a lot closer than most people realize.



https://rumble.com/vx4mua-world-government-only-one-crisis-away-with-gary-kah.html




Fore warned is forearmed,


For Him,

Meema



Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Otherwise Known as Ego and Greed


 





I know there are way more serious topics to think about but sometimes you need to nit-pick the little things because they often add up to much bigger things that you might ought to pay attention to. 


Yes, this is too long but there is a point at the end.


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Since most of my life transactions are done online nowadays, my physical 'snail mail' is  usually unsolicited junk/advertising.


Recently I received two such pieces, totally unrelated but somehow representative of modern trends in marketing. I know I am old and out of date but I'm not as senile as I look and I have thoughts about the bigger picture. 


So, one envelope contained a heartfelt 'thank you!' letter for my one time donation to Hillsdale College and included a plastic stamped membership card to an exclusive but 'free to me' monthly newsletter. The overt rationale for sending me this letter, card and printed return envelope was to encourage me to confirm that I had received my membership card in good order - and since I was sending the return envelope anyway they suggested I include another donation for good measure. 


Not sure why I needed a plastic membership card but... clearly I am appreciated.


The ongoing, relentless, pursuit of me (my money) began last year when I took advantage of free online courses offered by Hillsdale to use in our homeschool program. Because I know what it takes to put things together and the cost of maintaining a website, I willingly gave a donation. 


Apparently that was akin to signing a contract agreeing to support Hillsdale College into perpetuity. 


Almost immediately I started receiving invitations in both my snail mailbox and sometimes several times a day in my email, to donate more, for the 'cause'. The paper mail often had compelling hooks in the letters, which apparently I am too sufficiently dumbed down to notice. For example, one was a shout out to make sure I had received my membership because they were concerned since they had not heard from me. And since I was returning the confirmation anyway... you know...$$$


The daily, sometimes multiple times, emails were also very personal and ardent, addressing me by name until they started addressing me as Dear Mr. ... which was annoying, but I could easily ignore and delete. And then one day my hubs got a text message on his phone thanking him for his donation and asking for another. He was confused. I told him to block the number. 


Think about that. Someone in the marketing department had to research me, to find my husband's name and phone number. Even with modern tech that took a bit of effort. I have to give them props for due diligence but I also have to try to imagine the planning meeting where the marketing team decided a great strategy was doing a background check of slagging donors to find relatives who might be prodded into donating. 


I also have to wonder if the president of Hillsdale College, Larry Arnn, is aware and approves of this kind of donation solicitation? If so that is in itself disturbing because he is old enough to know better.


It's come to this - aggressive marketing flooding potential contributors with requests for business or support seems to have gone to the dark side and that I can't ignore. I've had a long time theory about how things go from some to more to too much and it can be applied to all sorts of scenarios in the human condition. In the case of non-stop modern marketing I think we've reached the point where too much has given way to natural elevated resistance, which has ramped up what I can only describe as up-in-your-face-relentless-hounding tantamount to bullying.


Given all the printed material, postage and man hours Hillsdale College Marketing Department has spent on me trying to coax more out of me, I have to say, they have likely consumed my original donation and perhaps more, so they might ought to do a bit of applied accounting.


Or maybe this technique works and old folks like me are considered risk management?


Regardless, one might counter that I can easily delete the emails or mark them as spam and throw away the paper, which I do, but there is more to this topic of modern marketing than annoying solicitation tactics. There is also the issue of the second piece of junk mail and another kind of problem. 


I know all about current trends and style. I get it. Designers do what everyone else is doing as far as look and fads. It's a time tried cultural tradition to stay fresh in 'the look'. Trends come and go and the designers are often understandably more focused on how a promo effort fits into the current stream of consciousness than the reality of the potential customer. Even including taking a social or political stand.


Sometimes common sense should trump style though.


Enter the growing trend toward pale thin font type - it's everywhere now, especially in online sites. Fortunately you can increase the screen size of your computer or phone so you can read it. Unfortunately, the mystery of 'where is the box you want me to click in?' still continues even when you expand the type to the max. I have to ask - why pale out the box you want someone to click in? It makes no sense I don't care how good your vision or what the trend is. 


I bought a printed book recently that had pale type. Really? I endured for three chapters and then had to buy the ebook so I could expand the text. 


IT. MAKES. NO. SENSE.  See what I did there? All cap one word sentences - the trend for attention getting text. My high school grammar teacher would have a stroke.


But I digress - when you are talking about a printed mailer, sent out to a targeted market, like advertising for a retirement community, and the text is composed of pale green type on mottled green background, you have to wonder - do they have a clue about failing eyesight in people getting ready to retire? Tell me again what is the objective? 


As far as the beautiful printed completely unreadable invitation to come look at a retirement community, I hope the paper it is printed on is biodegradable since it's going straight to the dump. 


As far as Hillsdale College adopting passive/aggressive marketing - while I believe they have a great program and it might be one of the only institutions of higher education I'd be willing to send my kid to, but someone ought to tell them their modern marketing techniques do not reflect their core commitment to high standards. Something does not compute.


And that, for me, is the crux of all this - two pieces of unrelated junk mail that represent a disturbing sign of the times perhaps? One reveals complete disregard for the target audience with more focus on style or Ego and the other uses bullying to reach a monetary goal which could be labeled as Greed. 


Is the devolution of what was once best business practice merely a small reflection of the larger issue of the decay of civilization? In the age of anything goes have we been so conditioned to expect to be treated as shapeless marks, manipulated, bullied and lied to so that we don't know when it is happening to us or worse...don't care?


What do perilous times look like? When we have arrived at the era of anything goes, does that mean everything will? How long does it take? 


Asking for a friend - as they say...


For Him,

Meema



2 Timothy 3:1-5


1 This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come.

For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,

Without natural affection, truce breakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good,

Traitors, heady, high minded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;

Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.

Saturday, March 5, 2022

Adulting Lessons in Real Life

 




This past Thursday, my grandson Keaton and I attended the Thumbs Up luncheon in Gainesville, GA. 


Keaton's mom, my daughter Holly, introduced me to this charity, founded by parents of a teenager (named Keaton, btw) who fought the tough fight against a brain tumor. They focus on raising funds to support the individuals and families dealing with cancer, sponsoring family retreats and fund raisers since 2015. Thousands of people have found hope, encouragement and financial support through this organization. I was impressed by the turnout for the luncheon. 


It's always inspirational to see how others manage and rise above impossible odds. I added this event to Keaton's homeschool curriculum as part of his ongoing introduction to Real Life 101. I think he was genuinely impacted by the testimonies of the survivors who were featured as 'warriors' especially when they referred to 'Keaton' in the closing remarks and that his passing inspired the forming of the foundation. 


Thing is, even as some of the stories had good endings and some did not, listening to the outcomes, looking out over the crowd gathered to support the effort of helping others, I experienced a mixed bag of emotions. For one thing, watching a teenage girl walk onto the stage, listening to her tell of her battle with a rare cancer that left her with only one arm and her fierce determination that it would not stop her from not only surviving but also her goal of seeking a pHD in psychology, I wondered where mettle comes from. Is it taught? Is it genetic? 


I mentally considered the conundrum in the rise of suicides in young healthy kids the past two years because of social distancing/isolation compared to the kids desperately holding onto hope and will to live during months of painful treatment. Why do some people fight the odds to survive and others fold?


Maybe it comes down to support and encouragement? Regardless the instinctual will to survive, humans need to believe that they are worth saving - that they have a future with purpose. Humans need other humans offering hope.


These and other deep ponderings Keaton and I discussed on the way home. I always require discussion after an adulting lesson. 


Interesting aside, Holly woke up with a stomach thing and she couldn't go so Keaton was tasked with driving us. I think he felt a huge responsibility getting us there and back. He seemed more adult like. 


Adulting lessons in real life can speed up the maturing process me thinks. 


For Him.

Meema


Friday, March 4, 2022

Evil vs Evil

 



Here in the Matrix we are conditioned to believe, in any story, there is always a protagonist and antagonist - Good vs Evil. We are easily manipulated by the carefully puked out narrative devised to expect that Good will win over Evil - as defined by those who are in charge of the script, of course.


Thing is Evil doesn't know it's evil. Evil has no conscience. Evil is self focused and self deluded to believe it is RIGHT and therefore knows how the story must be told as well as how it ends -with Evil on top. It's all delusion. 


But we believe there must be a right and wrong side to a conflict so we get sucked into the fallacy and then believe we must declare and champion a side. Here is a hard truth - when Evil has been allowed to be in charge there is no good side in the battle for first place. Those who are on the side of True Good are watching from the sidelines, in real time, the struggle of one Evil against another. 


My deep and abiding faith assures me that regardless how much power Evil has been allowed in a given time, Evil has already lost. They can kill my body but not my soul.


For Him,

Meema

Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Just Say No



For those who have read and studied the Book of Revelation, who wondered what the prophecy would look like in real time, I offer this:
 


For all the thousands of years of Scripture prophesying the coming of the Messiah, the One Who would change everything, the day did finally come.


For those with eyes to see and ears to hear, another day has come. 


Just say no. Compromise is not an option.


For Him,

Meema


REVELATION 15 The second beast was given power to give breath to the image of the first beast, so that the image could speak and cause all who refused to worship the image to be killed. 16 It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, 17 so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.



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University of South Alabama Medical Center
University of Tennessee Medical Center
Urology Partners of North Texas
West Tennessee Healthcare
Westchester Medical Center Health Network
Western Connecticut Health Network
Winona Health Services
Wood County Hospital
Wyoming Medical Center
Yavapai Regional Medical Center
More states, pharmacies, and health systems will begin issuing SMART™ Health Cards very soon. Additionally, many providers are issuing SMART™ Health Cards for COVID-19 test results.

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