This inexplicable presidential campaign will end in less
than thirty days and become one for the history books. Think about that.
History is nothing but content interpreted by people -
people with an agenda. In order to
understand history you must first know the motive, intent, or bias of the
author.
What has overwhelmed the news media for the past two years,
the presidential race to succeed Barack Obama and his presidency, has its
consequences.
Perhaps half of the voter-eligible public pays little or no
attention to the news media and the same might be said about what happens
within the beltway in Washington ,
DC
The other half following the campaign, have created an
atmosphere of polarization, mistrust, bias, or even hatred, so extreme, the
wounds may be far too deep to heal. At
times, it feels as if we are in the last years of an empire, like the Roman Empire .
History says most empires that fail or fall, will find the
end preceded by a period of the breakdown of institutions, the loss of morality
and ethics, and a period where greed, lust, and power superseded love,
compassion, and truth.
It is a time when people become complacent, leaving the
future of the world in the hands of others to fret over. They pay no attention to the news media
because people know they do not tell the truth.
People become self-absorbed while ignoring the world outside their
private domain.
When such darkness overshadows the empire, what do the good
people do to stop it? Do they take to
the streets to protest the dark forces?
No, back in the Roman days they went to the Colosseum to watch the lions
murder the innocent Christians and others - and they cheered!
Today, in our darkest hours, when we have the responsibility
to create the history about these times, what will we do?
Make no mistake, whether you are involved or complacent in
this election, you are responsible for the outcome. Well, make that you and Yale University Yale University
If Hillary wins, Yale wins again. Trump, to the astonishment of many, is also
Ivy League but from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of Pennsylvania
University.
If you do not register to vote, apathy wins. If you vote third party you help Trump. If you vote Clinton , you are satisfied with establishment
control. As for Trump, well vote for him
and you show disgust with the whole establishment, bureaucracy thing.
Should either candidate be as bad as the people seem to think,
the empire then comes to an end.
You are living a moment in history certain to be part of
future History books about the worst of times in America . When you read them a few decades from now,
you, and only you, will know the truth.
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