I Have Concerns

So our current President appears to have technically kept his promises.  Sadly, most of it is through Executive Orders which can be reversed by the next President.  But he has technically, kept most of his promises. 

Day One was nice.  I fully admit to being delighted to hear that we have just two biological sexes.  It was confusing to have dozens of genders.  I’m not sure I could’ve managed applying to any colleges as I only knew to mark Female.  Having just two saved time finding that correct answer.  I also couldn’t handle having my pronouns politicized.  Yep, way back in the 70′s and 80′s, pronouns were determined by correct grammar and context.  It didn’t make the news if you got one wrong.

Slight problem with deportation though.  We’ve seen a lot of folks deported from various nations, but not really any Chinese.  Anyone else remembering all those single, military age, Chinese men that came across the border?  Have they been deported?  None of them are criminals?  Are they friendly to the USA?  Are they here on orders of the Chinese Communist Party?  Anyone interested as to where they are now?

The digital infrastructure is going ahead full steam.  May as well have a Democrat in the office as it will boil down to the same loss of freedom.  For example, that Real ID needed to fly, not so great a deal.  It can easily turn into a “vaccine passport”. 

AI (artificial intelligence) is now without limits.  I don’t find that very comforting.  Especially when I was expected to “go green” and conserve on energy, but AI can have a nuclear power plant for its private usage.  I find it very interesting that nuclear power is no longer being protested….What happened?  It’s okay for AI to use it?  That justifies it?  But if it were for regular public use, would it still be acceptable?   Where is all that environmental angst we were seeing?  Is Greta still around?

Digital coins are no longer slated to be through the central banks.  But it’s okay for the private sector?  It’s the same general infrastructure, is it not?  I give it roughly a day or less for it to suddenly switch from optional to full out coercive “you will use this or no buy or sell for you”.  Take a close look at who owns the infrastructure.  I highly doubt he/she/they cares about the health or welfare of the members of the general public. 

Vaccines certainly have not been discouraged in the least.  Doesn’t anyone else think it is a bit excessive to require over 70 shots in the first five years of life?  Especially when most contain inflammatory components that are classified as toxins; such as aluminum or mercury.  Sure, avoid the mercury in the fish while pregnant, but it is okay to inject your newborn with it.  Does this sound logical to you?  I don’t care if a doctor recommends it or not.  They once endorsed Big Tobacco.  You don’t think they would not be tempted to sell out their patients again just decades later?  Money is money and the medical system is no longer the healing arts in service to the community through your local house-call doctor or a church owned hospital.  The government has firm control over the rules.  Just remember the CDC dictated the COVID protocol and the “rebels” who didn’t like the  idea of using such methods were greatly discouraged from using other methods….even if the patient made the request.  So much for Against Medical Advice. 

So loss of freedom hasn’t slowed down much.  It’s taken a more polite, alternate route.  It has a nicer facade under the guise of Making America Great Again.  But it is still a loss of freedom to the individuals of America.  Does this not bother those who voted for Trump?  It bothers me.  I’d like to think that a Great America means a country that honors freedom at an individual level. 

So, rebel a bit.  Use cash.  Grow stuff.  Get some food outside of a national chain grocery store.  Buy local when possible.  Support your local community with your cash.  Have as much of a private life as you can by omitting tech from your conversations.  Filter out the contaminants from your water – including fluoride.  Avoid food with questionable ingredients – such as foods containing nanotech. *See Nanotech particles in soda

Let’s have decentralized personal lives with less tech.  Maybe you can’t avoid tech in the business world, but it doesn’t have to be in every aspect of daily life.  It’s okay to take the dog for a walk and not text or call anyone.  It’s okay to read an actual book consisting of paper and ink.  It’s okay to not have smart appliances – your toilet and fridge do not need to contact the outside world about your personal life.  Really, it is okay to have a private life. 

* https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29261040/