Imag­ine what changes will take place as more can­di­dates drop out of the race.

Will Mar­co Rubio come into the lead?

There are a lot of rea­sons that might cre­ate the atmos­phere for a change in the Repub­li­can race.

Don­ald Trump is in the run­ning but are the polls real­ly right?
Can you trust the media to tell you the truth?

Probably not…

You see the public does not trust the media to tell the truth or to do the right thing when it comes to reporting.

The Press have soiled the once love­ly white radi­ance that was in the past the Bas­t­ian of human thoughts, ideas and many works have seen that light, how­ev­er that has changed.

Changed for the worse.

What once was thought of as inves­tiga­tive jour­nal­ism has all but shut down for lack of inter­est.
Its sim­ply not enter­tain­ing enough to air.

So when the media call to do polls what do you think the aver­age cit­i­zen would do?
Tell them to go stuff it, but you see the old­er gen­er­a­tion right­ly con­sid­ers this to be rude.

They are cor­rect and I can tell you from expe­ri­ence I have had a dif­fi­cult time swal­low­ing or even watch­ing the sludge that has become the news.

I sus­pect that the smart vot­er would tell the media what we know they do not want to hear, (Don­ald Trump)
So the polls show a skewed out­look on what the truth real­ly is all about.

Honesty.

Its hard­ly ever heard any­more, (thanks to my friend, Bil­ly Joel,) who can stand up with the best of the hard men.
What the media seem to fail to under­stand is that time has moved on.

We are not in the 1950s or the 1970s we’re in the next brack­et and we’re going to begin to seem some leaps and strides in tech­nol­o­gy, specif­i­cal­ly speak­ing most archae­ol­o­gists, will agree that we can trace our evo­lu­tion to timed events in the ear­ly 1800s, 1900s, 2000, now 2016

I nev­er once con­sid­ered as I grew up that I would scarce to see the year 2000 it was just unimag­in­able.

But yet here we are.

I believe that if we are to remain a free nation, we sim­ply must agree to become one nation again else fail­ure will come.

It is hard to imag­ine that we might one day live in a land where they talk about the for­mer unit­ed states.

I hope this elec­tion peo­ple will agree that we must change or we will face the one thing that no Amer­i­can has ever con­tem­plat­ed.

The fail­ure of the Unit­ed States of Amer­i­ca.

Can that even hap­pen?

No Man or Woman or Child that served as a fam­i­ly mem­ber in a mil­i­tary fam­i­ly would ever think such a thing.
We still are moved by the nation­al anthem, it stirs the soul and brings to mem­o­ry our for­mer great­ness in all its absolute glo­ry, we know these things are true and we have nev­er doubt­ed the spir­it of the Amer­i­can Peo­ple in any way shape or form.

We under­stand the sac­ri­fice, we under­stand the pain, we under­stand the truth about hav­ing the free­dom to burn the flag and yet still we see the flag is still stand­ing.

Yet it still stands and we as a nation of Amer­i­cans must stop the divi­sion, a nation divid­ed can­not stand and this has been proven true by his­to­ry.

We must begin to heal or we will not stand.

This is not a hard thing to do, not at all.

All you real­ly have to do is to notice your neigh­bor, become friends, in need a friend is a friend indeed.

I had a con­ver­sa­tion with an elder­ly saint, who at the age of 99 passed from this earth.
She was an amaz­ing woman and I miss see­ing her even now.

She told me that if there we’re a sec­ond great depres­sion that it would be much worse that the first great depres­sion.  I was intrigued by her answer and she con­tin­ued to speak about how back in the great depres­sion, times we’re indeed some of the worst for Amer­i­cans, yet they stood and she stood.

She con­tin­ued explain­ing (as you would to a child) that peo­ple back in that time we’re neigh­bors, every­one knew every­one else and when a neigh­bor need­ed help the com­mu­ni­ty came togeth­er to make sure that every­one had food to eat and a place to sleep even in the worst times Amer­i­cans shown in their deter­mi­na­tion and com­mit­ment to our free nation.

She told me a sto­ry about a cou­ple that had two chil­dren and that the par­ents we’re buy­ing food in the town and eat­ing it before they got back home leav­ing the chil­dren noth­ing to eat.

As hor­ri­ble as that might sound its some­thing that will be a great need in the near future.

So the com­mu­ni­ty came togeth­er and took the par­ents placed them in the care of the com­mu­ni­ty, they went home with oth­er neigh­bors and the kids went to one or two homes depend­ing on how many chil­dren there we’re.
In this case the com­mu­ni­ty came togeth­er and took care of busi­ness, by the way I do not know how the sto­ry turned out, she nev­er told me the rest of the sto­ry.

I sup­pose that was enough to know what hap­pened and how the com­mu­ni­ty came togeth­er to heal and pro­tect its own.  Of course you know what this dear saint was say­ing as do I, we don’t even know our neigh­bors, sure we wave but do you ever stop and talk, (prob­a­bly not)

we’re too busy sur­viv­ing to notice that we have neigh­bors that are hun­gry.

That is not the way that the great­est gen­er­a­tion over­came the obsta­cles that we’re in their path and they defeat­ed a great ene­my and its the same one as before that nev­er changes.

Our great­est ene­my is self­ish­ness.

we’re self­ish and we’re spoiled, we have in the past been a great nation but now things are changed.

Its not entire­ly with­out jus­tice how­ev­er it is inex­cus­able, but the truth is the truth and if we don’t wake up to the fact that all lives mat­ter then we’re going to expe­ri­ence some­thing that will make the great depres­sion look like the good old days.

Its scary and its also very true, most peo­ple are not only not pre­pared to face a vast destruc­tive event like floods and earth­quakes, but they are not even aware of the fact that you can sur­vive for many days with­out food, but only a few days with­out water, do you have water?

Prob­a­bly not, only Stephen King can real­ly get into this idea that you could become trapped in a vehi­cle and want to find a bot­tle of water in the back seat, but its not there you see because for the most part most of Amer­i­ca runs around just this side of being dehy­drat­ed.

It is the lead­ing cause of death when con­sid­ered with all ail­ments come back to prop­er hydra­tion more so in car­diac cas­es.

The thing is we’re not pre­pared to be as great as the great­est gen­er­a­tion was and still is in many instances.
But the spir­it of Amer­i­ca has not yet giv­en up.

It may be weary of all of these prat­ing fools that run around talk­ing about how great things are when they know its not the truth at all, so we have the media.

Who lie to our faces and laugh behind our backs, all the while believ­ing the guff that they spout as if it had any redeem­ing qual­i­ty at all.

We are all the peo­ple, those of you that have left behind human­i­ty you bet­ter start mend­ing fences and mak­ing friends or you will fare far worse than most Amer­i­cans.

The truth is if we don’t know our neigh­bors how can we trust them?

Think about that for a moment.

I would like to leave you with a nice bit by my bud, )