I watch the news here and there, reporters smiling from ear to ear, and the other half of humans are suffering from tears, and scars of it seems where is freedom, as though living the the time of the civil rights movement.
Then it wasn't thinkable a person is fit to sit and eat next to another, no rights. Now it's your right to speak is taken away, no right to explain, or talk because some in the blue don't think they are fit to speak, in 2017 as not fit to drink from the same water fountain, or eat in a rest area back then.
To think the land of the free and the brave, has broken the hopes and enslaved their victim's again.
Way back the U.S government was taking Indian children away from their families on reservations, telling them they have no right to speak in their native language, and were sent away some to never see their own child again, to learn the ways of the white man's cultures and lives.l It's true.
I lived in a town and sent my child to a school where she was the only non african american student, besides the few hispanics. She was treated as family, nonminated to the secretary of the Student body, chosen to be the leader of the twillering color guard team, and was loved and had manyh friends, cherised and never hurt.
I say the same thing, Living in a tenant building where I was the only non african american, would come home late from church, they'd open doors for me, ask me how I am, talk to me like family, never hurt me nor ever broke into my home, or car, I felt loved, and this is something I will always cherish.
Why do you think this is so. Many of our brothers and sisters have came from the deep southern roots of being Baptist, having praying ;mothers, and fathers, and taking an example of strong leaders in faith, who have given their lives for this war of hate, but oh it's not in vain, because if it touched one, it will touch a million.
Praying sisters and brothers, family who stood at the altars on Sundays crying out to God, for their way ward or misunderstood families, that God would heal their heart.
Life brings hardness, when their is a emotional hurt, their is a scar, and that scar turns hard, and the emotions too.
Just as the kkklan burned crosses, and wore white to cover up their dark dirty hearts, a uniform works in the same way.
There's a scripture in the bible that says, Love will not always abound with man.
A man on the news was pulled over on his bike and a warrents were out so he had to be taken, but he started CRYING. He started running in panic, and they KILLED him. in cold blood in the back.
I pray all those who hide behind the uniform that they took an oath, to serve and protect, that God deal with them.
He will, When you take a man's life for no reason, you are a murderer and not someone who serves.
The blood of the innocent does cry out to the Lord.
Justice will be served
by the hand of God one day, in his court room.
Hold on people of color, don't let the hate take you into their prison, stay free.
Nothing is done that is not seen by the eyes of a holy God.
Just as Cain murdered his brother abel, for no reason, God told cain, where's your brother, for his blood cries out fro;m the ground unto me.
Justice will be served, one day, those who think in this world's court room, they can walk, another thing if going to face off with them, and it will be the Judgement of God's courtroom, freedom for a while when those who kill walk, but life in a place where God places some, is for eternity.
It is sicking, and they will pay.
Then it wasn't thinkable a person is fit to sit and eat next to another, no rights. Now it's your right to speak is taken away, no right to explain, or talk because some in the blue don't think they are fit to speak, in 2017 as not fit to drink from the same water fountain, or eat in a rest area back then.
To think the land of the free and the brave, has broken the hopes and enslaved their victim's again.
Way back the U.S government was taking Indian children away from their families on reservations, telling them they have no right to speak in their native language, and were sent away some to never see their own child again, to learn the ways of the white man's cultures and lives.l It's true.
I lived in a town and sent my child to a school where she was the only non african american student, besides the few hispanics. She was treated as family, nonminated to the secretary of the Student body, chosen to be the leader of the twillering color guard team, and was loved and had manyh friends, cherised and never hurt.
I say the same thing, Living in a tenant building where I was the only non african american, would come home late from church, they'd open doors for me, ask me how I am, talk to me like family, never hurt me nor ever broke into my home, or car, I felt loved, and this is something I will always cherish.
Why do you think this is so. Many of our brothers and sisters have came from the deep southern roots of being Baptist, having praying ;mothers, and fathers, and taking an example of strong leaders in faith, who have given their lives for this war of hate, but oh it's not in vain, because if it touched one, it will touch a million.
Praying sisters and brothers, family who stood at the altars on Sundays crying out to God, for their way ward or misunderstood families, that God would heal their heart.
Life brings hardness, when their is a emotional hurt, their is a scar, and that scar turns hard, and the emotions too.
Just as the kkklan burned crosses, and wore white to cover up their dark dirty hearts, a uniform works in the same way.
There's a scripture in the bible that says, Love will not always abound with man.
A man on the news was pulled over on his bike and a warrents were out so he had to be taken, but he started CRYING. He started running in panic, and they KILLED him. in cold blood in the back.
I pray all those who hide behind the uniform that they took an oath, to serve and protect, that God deal with them.
He will, When you take a man's life for no reason, you are a murderer and not someone who serves.
The blood of the innocent does cry out to the Lord.
Justice will be served
by the hand of God one day, in his court room.
Hold on people of color, don't let the hate take you into their prison, stay free.
Nothing is done that is not seen by the eyes of a holy God.
Just as Cain murdered his brother abel, for no reason, God told cain, where's your brother, for his blood cries out fro;m the ground unto me.
Justice will be served, one day, those who think in this world's court room, they can walk, another thing if going to face off with them, and it will be the Judgement of God's courtroom, freedom for a while when those who kill walk, but life in a place where God places some, is for eternity.
It is sicking, and they will pay.
