Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Thursday, August 22, 2013
'How do you like them Coconuts!'......................................................................@teapartypassion....................................semioriginal song "17 Trillion" @ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/17-trrrrilliion!!-single/id636938802
How do you like them Coconuts!
My
last letter drew some praise, ire, and even some fire; it evidently struck a
nerve. The Editor of the Herald even
changed my title from ‘Cornucopia’ to ‘Welfare Recipients’ and put an
exhausting leftist letter after mine which inspired a ‘nap’. The fact is the food stamp program, known as
SNAP, has exponentially blossomed under Obama and is costing humble, some indignant, American taxpayers billions of dollars. Albeit my contribution is miniscule, per one
reader, the money is not falling out of coconut trees; someone is paying for it!
Some took offense that I described the
young Latino couple at the store making a rather large yummy SNAP purchase. I was accused of racially profiling and
passing judgment. Although my letter
could have stood on its own without mentioning race, I was describing what I
saw and questioning aloud what most folk are just thinking. I guess I need some sensitivity training.
Some
want to make this about racial profiling, my greed, and lack of compassion. It is more about right and wrong, about
values and ethics. It is about not
accepting handouts forever, but becoming independent American Americans.
It is about not taking advantage of your fellow Americans. When we start cloaking the truth in political
and social correctness, we won’t be able to fix the problems we face nor
contain an obese food stamp program that doubled under Obama.
My
indignation is that this country is going into debt for nonessential wants. My indignation is that most of us think
carefully about our food purchases while others swipe a SNAP card for steaks
and a coconut on our dime. I bemoan the
lack of accountability that will eventually bring this country down. I
bemoan that we will perish for lack of knowledge, awareness, and ACTION. Shame
on me for drawing attention to what I saw? No, shame on those that take advantage. And shame on us if we close our eyes and do
not speak up when we see something that is wrong whether those involved be Red or
Yellow, Black or White, and, yes, even Brown!
Mario diGesu Truth or Consequences 8.18.13
Friday, August 16, 2013
Chooo! Chooo! "I think I can! I think I can! Uh oh....I think we're 'head'n for a train wreck!' " And that is the conclusion of one of the authors of the 'affordable healthcare act'! Hold onto your health! Eat healthy, drink lots of fresh water, exercise daily, lower your stress (decrease your media diet : ) ) and consider spiritually reconnecting with yourself and God! An ounce of prevention is worth a ton of Obamacare! : )
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Saturday, August 10, 2013
America has been distorted! America is in danger! America is in distress! Americans see the distorters! Americans recognize the danger! Americans will stand up and make a difference in their families, their communities, and in their voting booth this next election! We the People, with God's help, will right The Colors!!!
Take it to the streets and the town halls Americans! High gas prices, Obama Scare, National Debt, "phony" scandal after "phon"y scandal, oppressive regulations, leadership gaff after gaff! Obama’s oppressive and humiliating policies are failing before our eyes! Convert your anger and frustration into ACTION! We want hope and change!Let your representatives know where you stand with your voice and your vote! 33 Senators and all 400ish congressional seats are up for grabs in 2014….we need Great Americans in those seats! If they voted for Obamacare, they gotta go! First STEP….defund Obama Scare! Go to: http://www.dontfundobamacare.com/ sign the petition and go to your local town halls!!!
Thursday, August 8, 2013
At the Global Leadership Summit in El Paso Texas led by Willow Creek Church. It is the first weekend in August and is always helpful for honing your leadership and people skills and reminds you to follow THE LEADER, Jesus! Reminds me every moment, inspite of myself, give me Jesus! Mario diGesu 8.9.13
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
"Cornucopia"................................................. @teapartypassion .............................................semioriginal itune tune "17 Trillion": https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/mario-digesu/id636939139
Cornucopia
Ever get stuck in a slow checkout line at Walmart? No fun!
But I did have an opportunity to observe a young Hispanic/latino couple with
an infant in front of me.
Their basket was full to the brim, almost
flowing over. The food looked
delicious; a wide variety of products, some for baby, but mostly edibles, even packages
of steak. There was even a coconut! It reminded me of the images of cornucopia at
Thanksgiving, the horn shaped basket brimming with mouthwatering edibles. I thought to myself, “I am glad I am not
paying that bill!”
It took a long time for the clerk to make
it through all their groceries. I had
3 humble bananas and 2 small, very
small, ears of corn. I was wishing I had
gone to the speedy checkout. But, I observed something very interesting. The young gal pulled out a credit card and
gave it a swipe. But there was a
glitch. The clerk went over the receipt and
found that one of the items was being “rejected”. One of the packages of steak was not accepted
by the food stamp debit card. They had to return the package. But, not too bad, a whole basketful of plenty
was magically paid!
At that moment, I thought about the
$1400.00 tax bill I just paid because the IRS was threatening seizure of my property,
perhaps my home. I thought to myself, “There
is no magic dummy, you just witnessed a food stamp purchase and, if you
consider where your taxes go, you paid for that!” I wondered if the young couple was
employed? I wondered if they were
married or just shacking up and taking advantage of a favored single mother welfare
system? I wondered if they had hopes and
dreams of being off food stamps and being productive Americans one day? I wondered if they were at all grateful that
I, a hardworking taxpayer, along with all the other hardworking taxpaying fools,
just paid for their cornucopia of groceries? I wondered how great that coconut
was going to taste when they opened it!
Mario diGesu Truth or Consequences 8.7.13
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Frog Tales......... Musings from Mario's Pond
Frog: "I thought I wanted to be a fish but I am thankful I am a frog right about now!"
PS: I really like who I am! : )
PS: I really like who I am! : )
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