No Fate But What We Make

The past is filled with pain, the present with opportunity, and the future with uncertainty.

The past builds our body, character and mental acuity.

The present provides opportunities to continue this process and give us options to shape our future.

The future is set by those who have the moral courage and integrity to make it.

The past can be used to edify or destroy us. I choose edify. Looking back at the events and people who have changed and shaped my life is how I choose to live. Everyone makes mistakes: learn from them and move on. While we cannot change the past, we can ensure that the lessons we learned, shape our present and subsequent future actions.

Today, I know that our government is evil, our churches have utterly failed us and we are facing the destruction of everything that we cherish. What I look for in the present are those opportunities that will allow me to build a better future for our children. Opportunities are presented by God if you pray for guidance. Learn to recognize these opportunities and more importantly, act on them.

The fate of our future is what we make it. No one is coming to save us. There is no voting our way out of this. Trust in the Lord and find people who understand that nothing is more important than our children’s freedom.

Thou shalt not kill is the 6th commandment. We have to honor this unless we are at war or our personal safety is at risk. We only have two choices for a better future: fight the traitors who destroyed the Republic or hope that new Nuremberg Trials after WWIII will punish them. Hope is not a strategy that I live by.

David DeGerolamo