Let me start this article off by saying, I’m very grateful that Trump was allowed to win this election. We have been blessed with a reprieve from all the evil that surely was going to be unleashed had the other side been chosen.
Did I vote? Absolutely not. I stayed true to my word and like I have said numerous times before, I will never vote in any elections, ever again.
But I am grateful for this little respite. You see, I spend practically every day at a baseball or softball field with my children. The world is in turmoil and I’ve come to realize that we really won’t do anything but Vote at our problems. Everyone is still very comfortable. And I am grateful for that. I love helping my children chase their dreams. I love playing with my children and watching them grow. I’m proud of my kids and their work ethic. It keeps me young also. I spend most of my days obsessing over baseball and softball. I haven’t written much lately and now you know why. Has anyone really missed me though?
What I have noticed since Trump’s victory was declared, is that people think everything is going to be alright come January 20th. The world will magically be healed on that day and the world will be saved. I don’t really say much to anyone when they start talking politics anymore. I’ve been called crazy long enough. It’s funny, all the people that woke up for that brief moment when Covid came to town and said I was right about many things are back to calling me crazy again. So, I have kind of withdrew from talking or writing about much. Even the comment section lights up when I point out that some of Trumps cabinet picks are troublesome.
This video I posted yesterday barely got any traction. But it made me feel good, because someone out there feels like I do. We won’t do anything because we don’t want to be inconvenienced.
I’m willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt. But many of his cabinet picks and policies coming out are troubling. Trump doesn’t act like a man should after the Deep State tried to kill him at least two times. Were it me, I would be on a holy roll of revenge terror with all the power and momentum that he has at his fingertips. Trump is still all over the place.
His first act, on day one, the moment he is sworn in, should be to pardon all the January 6th prisoners/participants. If he doesn’t do that, it will be a huge red flag and a signal of things to come. I’m still wondering if they will let him live that long as to be sworn in. But I’m also starting to believe he has made some kind of a deal with the Deep State. So, he’ll probably get in there. But then what? Did Trump do some good things the first time around? Sure. Did he do some bad things? Yep, and they far outnumbered the good.
Let me remind of you how I felt about Trump two years ago: Trump is the standard, the example and the false idol against which every issue, candidate and movement is measured against. He has such a demonic emotional hold. He’s our Judas and no one really sees all that that entails. He really is the Stay Puff Marshmallow Man of our side. He is the form of self destruction we chose and now we cannot exorcise him from our midst.
Trump wasn’t “weak” or “misguided” or “corrupted.” He didn’t “try” or “mean well” or “wanted to.”
He NEVER WAS one of us. Trump has been an elite all his life. Trump was loved by the Deep State.
He IS our Enemy Within and I am convinced he has been since the very beginning.
But what does that say about us? There was a widespread blind emotional hubris that fell for this cad as hard as any teenage girl ever fell for a Casanova. That’s the “sin” that those who voted for him twice won’t open their eyes to and repent of. Yes, he’s a liar. Yes, he’s a cheater. But it was US who deep down HAD to have known that – and “supported” it anyway. We BEGGED him to use us. We looked at God’s standards and then threw them away on Trump as quickly as any teenage girl “in love” ever threw away her virginity. We’ve got to face the ugly truth about ourselves and how we fell for such an obvious scam. If not, we’ll do it again. (And we’re going to in the heat of the next Presidential election cycle). Look, I voted for him reluctantly when he was running against Hillary. I did not vote for him in the primaries. But I did not want that witch Hillary to win. Looking back I wish she would’ve won. The Civil War most likely would have started the moment she was declared the victor. Although we watched our country stolen right out from under us in the previous election and did nothing, so who know’s.
I’m willing to give Trump just a tiny little bit of a chance. If he is allowed to be sworn in, Day One will be telling.
But I believe that there is no fixing this evil government that is ruling over us. There is no voting our way out of this mess. I believe we’ll have to fall and then we can rebuild from the ashes.
Wes