Fuzzles-the-Muzzle Saga
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1-2024 Update: It has been over a decade since the saga below occurred.
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I have never heard a peep from anyone at any level in this country.
No acknowledgement, no compassion, no apology, no mature discernment,
no responsibility, no wisdom, no conscience. To this day, only my professionalism has restrained me from posting about this story on any
social media account. Actually, in hindsight this whole experience
had gifted me a hideous close vision of what this nation had become
& where it was headed!
Well, no surprise that our country is in the state that it is now! It was all preventable and hence now all the more comical. Yes, laughable. Shame on all who could have taken some responsibility for turning things around ....
but said & did nothing! Remember Edmund Burke said: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for "good men to do nothing":. And I will add to that: strong good men to say & do nothing. The reap is what is sown.
Finally. My father was an army sergeant in WWII in Papua New Guinea--
injured--recuperated at Fort Hood--and then was sent to the front lines in Germany & France until the end of the war. He was a photographer who entered more than a few concentration camps and recorded atrocities within those camps. He passed away when I was 10 years old and needless to say, I grew up quite the patriot. However, if he were alive today he would cry & die at what his daughter has had to survive in this country (recorded in this saga below). I know without a doubt that he would have understood and agreed with me when I say that this country has changed horribly beyond repair. This country had & has lost me on just about every level and in about every way a country possibly could. There is no way I can unsee or undo anything that I had seen or experienced back then. My heart aches for the level to which this nation has fallen. My heart aches for the truly good VERY VERY RARE AWARE people who are wisely aware yet still must live here. But I think that these RARE few still shine a small light which holds some hope. I hope.
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I have never heard a peep from anyone at any level in this country.
No acknowledgement, no compassion, no apology, no mature discernment,
no responsibility, no wisdom, no conscience. To this day, only my professionalism has restrained me from posting about this story on any
social media account. Actually, in hindsight this whole experience
had gifted me a hideous close vision of what this nation had become
& where it was headed!
Well, no surprise that our country is in the state that it is now! It was all preventable and hence now all the more comical. Yes, laughable. Shame on all who could have taken some responsibility for turning things around ....
but said & did nothing! Remember Edmund Burke said: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for "good men to do nothing":. And I will add to that: strong good men to say & do nothing. The reap is what is sown.
Finally. My father was an army sergeant in WWII in Papua New Guinea--
injured--recuperated at Fort Hood--and then was sent to the front lines in Germany & France until the end of the war. He was a photographer who entered more than a few concentration camps and recorded atrocities within those camps. He passed away when I was 10 years old and needless to say, I grew up quite the patriot. However, if he were alive today he would cry & die at what his daughter has had to survive in this country (recorded in this saga below). I know without a doubt that he would have understood and agreed with me when I say that this country has changed horribly beyond repair. This country had & has lost me on just about every level and in about every way a country possibly could. There is no way I can unsee or undo anything that I had seen or experienced back then. My heart aches for the level to which this nation has fallen. My heart aches for the truly good VERY VERY RARE AWARE people who are wisely aware yet still must live here. But I think that these RARE few still shine a small light which holds some hope. I hope.
