Mar 31, 2022·edited Mar 31, 2022Liked by Donald Jeffries
Feel the same way of my home country Sweden. It has all changed into oblivion and sadly adopted many of the less good Anglo-American ways. And all too many here also are a little like you over there, that thinks that we are the one and only, that the Swedes always knows best.
Our government is in many ways in lockstep with US. And unfortunately the ‘social democracy’ has travelled over the Atlantic. Mobomba is one of the many to have been here to learn that awful trait.
The wokeism is thriving and we have Greta f…ing Thunberg.
I know we have always been taught to respect our elders, but when I hear the phrase "the greatest generation" I have to pause. Really?
I wonder if people really understand what the oil embargo meant to Japan. For most of my life, I didn't even know about it, since Pearl Harbor was the only thing I was ever taught.
Then, when I found out about it, I never really considered it an issue... Always just assumed we were doing the right thing. How bad could a simple embargo be?
Now, however, as I watch nuke plants closed, oil pipelines shut down, and worse yet wars fought over them, I have begun to realize what Japan may have been thinking. Thank you for helping me understand the bigger picture.
Im from Spain, I was living fifteen years in the USA since 1993, I loved that country and I knew many of his flaws, but I felt the energy of freedom to be yourself, while in my country I felt soffocated and trapped in the ancient European culture and traditions from the medieval times. Now things has changed in the States, I felt that starting to happen after sept/11,I was then in a rural farm in Wisconsin, since then, I saw America crumbling down quickly. In Spain we like to think we are the ass of Europe, because French always said that Africa was behind the Pyrinees, it's in Spain, so we were second class Europeans, or how Germans and English call us Pigs it's, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain, the poor Europeans. Anyway, I feel sad about the States, I was happy and free there, and it's very sad to see it falling apart so quickly, as Europe is doing it too.
Great points Don. I'm glad there isn't a better place to move to, because then we might all be tempted to move. And if we all moved out, then who would be left behind to scream out the truth that just might wake some of the living dead before they walk over the cliff? You are like an alarm clock. Few like the alarm clock that wakes them up and pulls them out of dreamland. But, dirty job though it is, you it very well. Hope you keep at it!
That's ADMIT using nuclear weapons on another nation. A certain "nation" used them on the WTC in NYC, and in Syria. (Admittedly with the complicity of the USA.)
Feel the same way of my home country Sweden. It has all changed into oblivion and sadly adopted many of the less good Anglo-American ways. And all too many here also are a little like you over there, that thinks that we are the one and only, that the Swedes always knows best.
Our government is in many ways in lockstep with US. And unfortunately the ‘social democracy’ has travelled over the Atlantic. Mobomba is one of the many to have been here to learn that awful trait.
The wokeism is thriving and we have Greta f…ing Thunberg.
This read, Absolutely smashing.
Excellent article Donald. Thank you for sharing it. Wish that what you have written wasn't true, but I know that it is, and then some!
Great article Mr Jeffries.
I know we have always been taught to respect our elders, but when I hear the phrase "the greatest generation" I have to pause. Really?
I wonder if people really understand what the oil embargo meant to Japan. For most of my life, I didn't even know about it, since Pearl Harbor was the only thing I was ever taught.
Then, when I found out about it, I never really considered it an issue... Always just assumed we were doing the right thing. How bad could a simple embargo be?
Now, however, as I watch nuke plants closed, oil pipelines shut down, and worse yet wars fought over them, I have begun to realize what Japan may have been thinking. Thank you for helping me understand the bigger picture.
Im from Spain, I was living fifteen years in the USA since 1993, I loved that country and I knew many of his flaws, but I felt the energy of freedom to be yourself, while in my country I felt soffocated and trapped in the ancient European culture and traditions from the medieval times. Now things has changed in the States, I felt that starting to happen after sept/11,I was then in a rural farm in Wisconsin, since then, I saw America crumbling down quickly. In Spain we like to think we are the ass of Europe, because French always said that Africa was behind the Pyrinees, it's in Spain, so we were second class Europeans, or how Germans and English call us Pigs it's, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain, the poor Europeans. Anyway, I feel sad about the States, I was happy and free there, and it's very sad to see it falling apart so quickly, as Europe is doing it too.
Don... Brilliant. Well said and dead on the money!
Great points Don. I'm glad there isn't a better place to move to, because then we might all be tempted to move. And if we all moved out, then who would be left behind to scream out the truth that just might wake some of the living dead before they walk over the cliff? You are like an alarm clock. Few like the alarm clock that wakes them up and pulls them out of dreamland. But, dirty job though it is, you it very well. Hope you keep at it!
That's ADMIT using nuclear weapons on another nation. A certain "nation" used them on the WTC in NYC, and in Syria. (Admittedly with the complicity of the USA.)