All the President’s Sin LLC by B

Good weekend to everyone; noting this post was created today and not Friday, as the description suggests. The other day I was

visited by a old High School friend of mine who was wearing a T-Shirt that read "Mo money mo

problems" like hip-hop icon and producer P Diddy made famous in the late '90s. I decided to expand on that and say "Mo spirit no problems."

In attempting to make more sense out of spiritual concepts, I saw a young man on TicTok say that food comes first then security and freedom. I meditated on that for a while and came up with the perspective that

thoughts are food, the brain (which houses the mind/soul) is security, and words are freedom.

Looking at the race for the White House this year I and probably most of us are flabbergasted by the idea of former President Donald Trump running from jail and possibly governing from prison, as I saw a Republican politician advocate on TV.

This concept is disconcerting to me and I'm sure a lot of people who've worked hard to live as just a life as possible.

It took me a while to see that America is an empire, like the Egyptian, Roman, and Hitler's "Third Reich" were before and former President George Bush's "Axis of Evil" are colonies or desired colonies our country wants to possess.

We have a Republican form of government like the ancient Ronans who had a senate. We practice a very abstract form of democracy like Nazi Germany that serves the Emperor/President and is "elected", like the president, and serves as a barometer or survey of how the country wants its money spent: liberally or conservatively.

Looking back at January 6th., I see that it was the culmination of what Minister Louis Farrakhan peacefully started at the end of the 20th. Century. I and my best friend attended the first one which was followed by the second in the millennium. I, my best friend, and the other black men there atoned for not living a life that reflected their highest potential. "The Millon Man March" (first and second) was followed by "Black Lives Matter", The Women's March, the emergence of "Antifa" , Colin Kaepernik's protest and finally January 6th., which was made up mostly of white men and violent.

As I meditated on this further I saw that white men were the only ones who could have attempted what they did armed. Taking a look at "The Civil Rights Movement", I see even further that non-violence has to have the threat of violence in order to "reach" the people it wants to benefit-planned or unplanned.

Until next l time , remember God loves you and do I.