[Jemian]

This didn’t come out so much after the election, but after the Porkulus bill was proposed and enacted. That gigantic monstrousity was crammed down our throats and it seems that there is no other way to preserve the United STATES of America than to consider drastic methods.

If that Porkulus wasn’t on the table, I don’t think the other would be considered.

A point of history, it was a scant 13 years after the French and Indian War until the Revolution. The tide of public opinion changed as the draconian measures of King George III were enacted. If it took only that amount of time for the public to learn what happened and come together, how much quicker things can be communicated today.

I am truly fearful for the land of the United States of America.

[Two Thirds Vote Aye]

I am truly fearful for the land of the United States of America.

Probably the most danger our republic has been in since its creation. Bedtime. Goodnight.

[Holding Our Breath]

Oh Jem, I don't think you remember me posting thoughts from my friend who works in security in Washington, D.C. Right before the election we were talking about the security issues of the up and coming ingnauration. She commented to me there was trouble finding enough securit guards/agents to cover all of the events O had been to in the past and it continued then. the agents were fearful of a possible attack on O; more so than they had experienced in the past.

Prairiebreeze and I discussed this recently and we agree that while neither of us welcomes harm to another human being, we wish for a way to stop him from harming us and ours.

The porkulus bill is just the happy birthday on the cake as my best friend likes to say.