Excellent words - and I sure wish that they would sink in to ALL of our leadership both in DC and in my own state capital. Our governor said on Friday that we all need to be more careful about how we speak to each other. And on Saturday she called a couple of new Democratic senators communists. How quickly she forgot her own words - guess that suggests she didn't really mean what she said on Friday.
Violence is violence. Why was no one upset last summer in Minneapolis when a Police Station was burned to the ground and in Portland...??? I don't get it. They were all quiet then...now last week is supposed to be so terrible...why were the Police not doing there job...now that is a really good question...I don't buy all the media hype. I am not upset...or mad...or sad. Violence is violence all the same....and should be dealt with fairly. We have gone past "All men are created equal"
Nancy, Someone posted a similar thing, about why was no one upset about Seattle Black Lives matter post. to a post of mine. Who said we weren't? OF course we were. I feel like I know your heart Nancy after so many posts and reads together. You are a caring and peaceful woman. You are devoted to Veterans . You are a patriot. I love you~
No one in Washington that is called a public servant is working with a servants heart anymore! Most have them have been there way to long and we need fresh blood fresher ideas. Maybe that’s where change should start.
Wow... very powerful words made more so because of what he lived through. Glad to see that commenters are being open to this (or at least most are.) Thanks for sharing it. I hadn't seen it before. (And, I'm late coming to it too.)
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I saw his video yesterday, Nancy. It is such a good message -- and I thank you for sharing! (If only more ears would hear it.) XO
ReplyDeleteExcellent words - and I sure wish that they would sink in to ALL of our leadership both in DC and in my own state capital. Our governor said on Friday that we all need to be more careful about how we speak to each other. And on Saturday she called a couple of new Democratic senators communists. How quickly she forgot her own words - guess that suggests she didn't really mean what she said on Friday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this. It is powerful and hits home.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteExcellent and powerful - thank you for sharing. I wish more people would see/hear this.
ReplyDeleteIt was amazing. I loved it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this Nancy. Powerful words.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery powerful indeed. The sort of words a president should be saying to his people, instead of hiding away plotting even more evil.
ReplyDeleteViolence is violence. Why was no one upset last summer in Minneapolis when a Police Station was burned to the ground and in Portland...??? I don't get it. They were all quiet then...now last week is supposed to be so terrible...why were the Police not doing there job...now that is a really good question...I don't buy all the media hype. I am not upset...or mad...or sad. Violence is violence all the same....and should be dealt with fairly. We have gone past "All men are created equal"
ReplyDeleteNancy, Someone posted a similar thing, about why was no one upset about Seattle Black Lives matter post. to a post of mine. Who said we weren't? OF course we were. I feel like I know your heart Nancy after so many posts and reads together. You are a caring and peaceful woman. You are devoted to Veterans . You are a patriot. I love you~
ReplyDeleteNo one in Washington that is called a public servant is working with a servants heart anymore! Most have them have been there way to long and we need fresh blood fresher ideas. Maybe that’s where change should start.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I love this video. It's so great that he talks about Austria. Governments really do get toppled!
ReplyDeleteWow... very powerful words made more so because of what he lived through. Glad to see that commenters are being open to this (or at least most are.) Thanks for sharing it. I hadn't seen it before. (And, I'm late coming to it too.)
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