Sixty-One Years

I’ve been around a while.

This afternoon, I got to the point in my day where I decided that I was mentally strong enough to see what was going on outside the walls of my construction visits, and the songs on my phone.

Lo and behold, the so-called President, a convicted felon, an almost certain pedophile, and a raging lunatic put out a post where he threatened to wipe a civilization off the face of the earth.

We don’t quite know why.

He started the war by saying that he was saving the people of Iran.

Then he bombed their schools and killed hundreds of their children.

Then it was because they were too unstable to have nuclear weapons.

As Americans we have never been directly threatened by a terrorist country to such a level.

And that’s when it hit me:

America, our country, is now the most dangerous nation on the planet.

We are terrorizing innocent civilians with threats of extinction.

What made it even sadder was I saw the people of Iran, making a human train around all of their bridges, near their libraries, and outside their homes….

…as if to protect because no one would be criminal enough to simply murder them.

And we are currently waiting on an 8 PM deadline that was imposed by the worst human the world has seen since Hitler.

I’ve long ago believed that he was nothing but bluster and bullshit, but that post he put out…

…simply threatening the death of millions…

…is the worst atrocity an American president has ever proposed.

It’s enough to get him forcefully removed.

He’ll chicken out.

But in the event that he doesn’t, he will take the crown from Hitler.

The worst human being ever….

…and his actions…

…to hide the fact that he raped children…

…may bring an end to civilization as we’ve known it.

Sixty-one years.

And we’re at the mercy of the dumbest, most evil, most criminal man to ever step foot on American soil.

Makes me wonder…

…how does one who went into the voting booth and pulled the lever by his name, reconcile this?

It’s downright embarrassing to lose our country to that abomination.

But that’s where we are.