"Sassy" - Geopolitical Overview - Monday - May 22, 2017
I thank God that this article was posted today… This TRUTH, which will hopefully manifest itself sooner than later, is like cleansing water to my soul. I have a little metaphor that I would like to share.
There once was a beautiful lake that people would dump all of their garbage into with things like old rusty cars, refrigerators with no doors, aluminum cans, broken bottles, and other things that would not decompose naturally. When the lake was so full, that boats could not even skim the top, for fear of being cut and ruined, and the fish were dying, the people decided that enough was enough. So they began the arduous task of clearing the refuse from the lake. They piled and piled the garbage around the shores until the sand on the lake bottom was again cleared. However, the piles and piles of rusted garbage made the lake look hideous, blocking the once pristine trees from view. The stench from this debris was overwhelming, but the people were steadfast in their quest to clean up the lake.
Over time, the people cleared away the rusted garbage, and the lake became beautiful, clear and clean enough to drink! Once again the people could enjoy the pristine waters of the lake, and became an even stronger people because they worked together for the common good.
This is what I think is happening behind the scenes with the Republic, and it is so refreshing to hear the progress for working for the common good. I only wish that I could be of more assistance.
I thank God that this article was posted today… This TRUTH, which will hopefully manifest itself sooner than later, is like cleansing water to my soul. I have a little metaphor that I would like to share.
There once was a beautiful lake that people would dump all of their garbage into with things like old rusty cars, refrigerators with no doors, aluminum cans, broken bottles, and other things that would not decompose naturally. When the lake was so full, that boats could not even skim the top, for fear of being cut and ruined, and the fish were dying, the people decided that enough was enough. So they began the arduous task of clearing the refuse from the lake. They piled and piled the garbage around the shores until the sand on the lake bottom was again cleared. However, the piles and piles of rusted garbage made the lake look hideous, blocking the once pristine trees from view. The stench from this debris was overwhelming, but the people were steadfast in their quest to clean up the lake.
Over time, the people cleared away the rusted garbage, and the lake became beautiful, clear and clean enough to drink! Once again the people could enjoy the pristine waters of the lake, and became an even stronger people because they worked together for the common good.
This is what I think is happening behind the scenes with the Republic, and it is so refreshing to hear the progress for working for the common good. I only wish that I could be of more assistance.