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CORRECT ME IF I’M
WRONG! May
17, 2013
By author Bryce A Baker
Bullets Don’t Feed
the CHILDREN
Through the years
in my previous career I, like most in law enforcement, have seen the worst of
society and rarely seen the best. But there have been bright lights of
encouragement. To those of good character I salute you, for every person that
voluntarily contributes to those around them add to the army against the evils
that encompass the globe. The people that TRULY aide those at home and around
the world, sacrifice everything to help the ravaged. What I am about to vent
excludes these great people.
Worldwide people
are suffering and dying over territory, religion, money and or the need for
supremacy. Sociopathic personalities command places of power and they have no
qualms of taking life whether it be man, women or child. This leads to my vent.
In my spiritual understanding ‘family’ come first, then neighbors, then countrymen.
After this we try to help those of other countries.
For as long as I
can remember there has been advertising on TV about the starving children
orphaned overseas or those in war battled countries. Please understand that my
unbridled compassion for children has been paramount personally and
professionally. But when organizations put us under the guilt of morality to
help these defenceless young children and donate, or sponsor them… it
infuriates me that for the fifty years plus of these campaigns, nothing has
improved. Education, food and medicine IS desperately needed for these children
but when funds are manipulated away from the needs to really make positive
change, it is only the children that suffer. Not far from these needy children
are battles going on amongst their own countrymen who have the funds for billions
of dollars of weapons and WAR is more important than a progressive country.
I am a Christian, and
as a proper Christian, people are mirrored by those who claim to be and use
their self-delegation as a tool to profit by those that truly want to help.
What does this mean to me? Well to destroy a belief or a character, one
impersonates that ideal in the negative and that is what some in society will
believe to be true. Whether we are Christian or any other spiritual belief is
irrelevant if evil prevails as the truth.
Here at home, there
are children in our country that go to school hungry, in need of clothing and
proper medical support, and yet the concerned groups like food banks and
related organizations STRUGGLE to maintain. We have a responsibility to our
children first.
When the tsunami
hit India a few years back, the support in food, medical aid and shelters was
incredible but the aide materials were eventually taken by the two rebelling
factions there and was being sold to the desperate people. That is just
sickening. This goes on in other ravaged locations as well.
Do I have an answer?
No I don`t, but let`s tend to our children and maybe the example we show them,
will change the future for the better. Let’s quit pretending that our
government isn`t bleeding essential services and our ability to feed our
children properly in lieu of their ludicrous retirement packages and corrupt
public manipulation. People say that we have it pretty well in our country, and
we may do better than most, but open our eyes.
My challenge is to
help others in other countries after ours, or if personal funds allow, do both.
Let’s not throw pearls to a sow but be responsible and frugal with our resources.
Just a footnote:
There is an advertisement on TV by a company trying to get healthy food in the
schools for the kids in Canada. So far only eight to nine hundred are being fed
properly because of this great program. Now this program is an awesome idea,
but what about the other MILLIONS of our school kids.
I have no sarcasm or
humor this time because there is no place for humor here. Why is peace so
difficult?
“Satan can cast in
righteous vision with acts of Heavenly assumption, but be of concern if in
short term. Angels with Heavenly intent will be of permanent light.” Bryce A.
Baker 2013
Please... ‘CORRECT
ME IF I’M WRONG!’
Bryce A Baker
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