Our ancestors arrived in America in the dead of winter. In the crossing of the Atlantic, many crew members died. When they arrived in the frozen north, intending to have landed farther south, they were literally up the creek without a paddle. That winter even more of their crew died. By the time spring arrived, and they could make landfall, only a handful of the original settlers who set out from Europe were still alive. Regardless of their losses, they had to move on and make a new life for themselves. They took what they had left and began to build the foundations for what would later become the American colonies.
The point I am trying to make is that America was founded on resourcefulness. So long as that spirit survives in the people of America, America itself will endure. We can do without the internet, and many modern comforts. It will not be easy, and many people will need to learn trades and skills that have been forgotten. Perhaps this is part of the Great Awakening. For too long we have been happy to let machines automate our lives and take away the necessity of manual labor. This has made us weak and dependent on the Cabal for even the most basic of needs. Perhaps it is time for us to remember the true meaning behind our celebration of Independence Day.
Our ancestors arrived in America in the dead of winter. In the crossing of the Atlantic, many crew members died. When they arrived in the frozen north, intending to have landed farther south, they were literally up the creek without a paddle. That winter even more of their crew died. By the time spring arrived, and they could make landfall, only a handful of the original settlers who set out from Europe were still alive. Regardless of their losses, they had to move on and make a new life for themselves. They took what they had left and began to build the foundations for what would later become the American colonies.
The point I am trying to make is that America was founded on resourcefulness. So long as that spirit survives in the people of America, America itself will endure. We can do without the internet, and many modern comforts. It will not be easy, and many people will need to learn trades and skills that have been forgotten. Perhaps this is part of the Great Awakening. For too long we have been happy to let machines automate our lives and take away the necessity of manual labor. This has made us weak and dependent on the Cabal for even the most basic of needs. Perhaps it is time for us to remember the true meaning behind our celebration of Independence Day.
Yes alteast this is something i can compete with. You are so right that we have become soft and weak.
Chin up.
At least every single person on the planet now has easy access to SPELLCHECK on their phones.