Saturday, January 11, 2025

My Two Cents Worth....2025... A Not So Happy New Year

 

Happy New Year? Perhaps not. 2025 is off to a rough start to say the least.

 

_1 The New Orleans terrorist attack was tragic but should come as no surprise. This is the world we live in. Wherever two or more are gathered we must elevate security measures well beyond those currently being taken in most places. We know that suicidal evildoers will drive cars and trucks into crowds; or strap explosives on to their bodies and blow up themselves and everyone nearby; or being armed with guns or knives start killing as many as possible until they are stopped.  There is no end to the violence fanatics will resort to if they are willing to die for a cause.

 

_2 A couple of major winter storms have already disrupted work and travel for millions of us. Thankfully we’ve not had a repeat of the 2021 power failure here in Texas, but winter is just getting started.  We’ve already received the most snowfall in over a decade.

 

_3 In a matter of days, a convicted felon will be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States.  Say what you will about their misguided “lawfare” attacks, Democrats were able to salvage the “convicted felon” nugget for their efforts.  Even if Trump’s conviction is over-turned on appeal, Democrats will forever attach the “convicted felon” label to his Presidency.

 

_4 Wind and Fire combined with California’s progressive political leadership has resulted in what will be the most expensive “natural” disaster in the history of this country. That Southern California will have wildfires is inevitable. Wildfires were there before “Global Warming” and will be there when the next Ice Age rolls around. That California’s leadership has failed to take the necessary steps to mitigate the risk is unforgivable. That California voters will double-down on radical environmentalism and progressive ideologies is, unfortunately, more than likely.

 

_5 With “The YMCA” echoing in the background “CYA-ism” is in full swing.  Mark Zuckerberg's journey of confession before Congress and with podcasters such as Joe Rogan rings a bit hollow to those who have known for years that his social media empire has been aiding and abetting Democrats’ efforts to promote their agendas and silence their critics. I expect Mr. Zuckerberg’s awakening and conversion will last at least until the next Democrat is elected President.

 

“What has been will be again. What has been done will be done again. There is nothing new under the sun.” – Ecclesiastes 1:9



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