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At exactly on April 09, 2012 9:36 pm which is today, about 12 minutes ago, I walk out side and there was a glowing bright light in the sky. The glare and shine from it went directly up and down, but not around the subjects full surroundings. As I capture this object on my canon camera zooming in, I seem to notice that it has 6 sides. No Stars in the galaxy has 6 sides. The only thing that describes this subject is the "Mer ka bah". This is known to be satanic and the Merkabah, The Chariot of Ascension There's no other star that has 6 sides, but the Merkabah
Childhood Alcoholism is a silent issue that must be address.
This morning my daughter told me of an incident that happened amongst her friends at school. Keep in mind she is in the 6th grade. The second time one of her friends brought alcohol to school (which was yesterday), another middle school girl experienced the affects of alcohol poisoning. She fainted and started to have a seizure after taking a shot of this goldish color liquor. This was not the first time someone brought alcohol to school. The child who brought the liquor, knows and expresses the fact that her mother is an alcoholic. So much to the point, this child has access to alcohol with no fear of consequences. I asked my daughter was she involved in the drinking. Her answer gave me some relief, "If it smells like it'll burn, it probably will. No thank you."
As the mother of three beautiful daughters, my fears lye in boys, education, and them becoming productive members of society. I'm not a drinker therefore, I would have never thought we would have to include alcohol in our talks about life. As parents, our job is to protect our children from harm. If our behaviors and environment is one of destruction, our children are doomed for failure. Children are a product of there environment. Does your child's behavior reflect the environment you have provided them with? Think about it. Your son is totting guns, smoking weed, and has no sense of responsibility. This is usually due to his father being absent, his uncles being his influence, and the streets being is home. I understand parents do what they have to do to make ends meet, but at the end of the day, you're working 2 jobs and neglecting your responsibility as a parent. Your daughter has several kids, multiple children's fathers, no job, living on section 8, and she receives foodstamps and daycare assistance. Yet, she finds a way to the club every weekend but has never attended a PTA meeting, let alone knows her child's teach name. Why, you ask? Because she grew up in an environment where this is what is considered normal. We can not continue to blame society, the police, or the white man for the way they treat our children, when as parents we have not taken the time or initiative to raise our own children. As a community, we have an obligation to our future, take part in help to assist each other. We're afraid of other people's children and feel as though schools and teachers are the stand in when were absent. NO! That's unacceptable. I feel for the parents of Trayvon Martin. I don't know how it feels to lose a child, let alone have the entire country come out and support the transformation of the laws that allowed George Zimmerman to continue to walk as a free man. I have attended the rallies, I have worn my hoodie faithfully for the last two weeks, in support of the changing of the Stand Your Ground law. But what I don't understand is why, no how, people can be so insensitive to this child's mourning parents. We all are probably looking for the best way to show our support on a personal level with the family. Hence the following report: O’FALLON, IL (KTVI) – A Palm Sunday church service took on a different meaning in O’Fallon, Illinois. Trayvon Martin’s death was on the minds of many in the congregation. No charges have been filed against a neighborhood watch captain, George Zimmerman, who admitted he shot and killed Martin in Sanford, Florida in February. In an effort to show solidarity and support to Trayvon’s family, members of New Life in Christ iinter-denominational church brought Skittles and hooded sweatshirts to services. Bishop Geoffrey Dudley Sr. says, ”I want people to walk saying I participated in a symbol of justice. I brought, however trivial as it may seem, a pack of Skittles, a hoodie, and my church is going to ship it off to Sanford, Florida. I participated in making my voice heard,” This is CRAZY. Do we honestly think his mother wants to receive Skittles and hoodies? How disrespectful. These are the very things that her son lost his life, why would you send her symbols of a tragedy? It would have been more beneficial to send a signed petition in support. Go to the website www.Change.org, and sign the petition already going. Do something proactive. Now, what the hell is this woman going to do with all those hoodies? Her son was an only child. People we have to think before we act. Pastor, you all dropped the ball on this one. If I were his mother, I would ship that mess right back to you. SMH  |
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