Saturday noonish

All right. Cheers to any and everyone. Round two rocks. Every time.

I love freedom. I love God. I love good. Blessings abound. Why is that not clear in modern society?

Take me back to the days when states had their rights. When individuals relied on themselves and God to take care of them, and not the government.

Before Karl fucking Marx and all the Pandora's poison he released in the world. Fucking Red communists. Green Islam. They're all from the cult of death and darkness.

And now there's a red vortex swirling in Washington D.C.

Has this continent ever needed light shone unto and from it as before?

But, there is one thing America has going for it - the belief and faith in the Judeo-Christian Lord God. The U.S. is not like those agnostic, socialist, European, surrender professionals.

But now they are in the midst of losing their culture and heritage thanks to the "soft-socialism" they've embraced. Their Constitutional Republic has been under attack for decades, and now they've embraced an evil from within. God bless them. I eagerly await their salvation. I know from much personal experience that good can always come from bad, that in the hardest of times the light will shine brightest if you are open to it.

Canada too, is in danger, but has a foundation and culture of keeping their heritage alive. Being the neighbour of Strong, Proud America, Canada has always had to struggle to define and maintain its identity.

Even its struggle with Quebec too, has always helped force its own identity upon itself. We are more fortunate in that way than our American cousins.

And after November 4th 2008, I have never been happier or prouder to be a Canadian.

To again quote the blessed Tiny Tim, "God bless us every one!"

Welcome

All right. Welcome here. Hope you enjoy your visit. Have a few laughs perhaps, and maybe even venture to think a little about things. Thinking can be fun. Especially with a drink or two. Or three or four, or five or six, or seven or eight, or maybe even more. (Tip o' the hat to the Dropkick Murphys and their rendition of Auld Lang Syne!)

Let's find our sea legs and try to ride out the storms of these days together, shall we?

Oh, maybe I should have a quick little caveat and remind people that if you're a liberal or a tee-totaler, or an atheist, or a global-warming-warner, or a pick-a-flavour-of-offensee, well, you might not enjoy this little home as much as some of us do.

God bless us everyone said blessed Tiny Tim.

All right then. Let's have a drink. (Well, another, that is.)

Cheers. Cheers indeed.