July 4, 1776

In Congress, July 4, 1776

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

And I’m proud to be an American
Where at least I know I’m free
And I won’t forget the men who died
Who gave that right to me
And I’d gladly stand up next to you
And defend Her still today
‘Cause there ain’t no doubt
I love this land
God Bless the U.S.A.

Lee Greenwood

These People Are Out of Control

  1. Pro-abortion rioters attempted to breach the Arizona capitol building in Phoenix while the Arizona Senate was in session.
  2. The Arizona Department of Public Safety issued the following statement: “Troopers deployed gas outside the Senate building after protesters attempted to break the glass. The crowd then moved to the Wesley Bolin Plaza where some monuments were vandalized. Gas was deployed again to disburse the crowd.”
  3. Capitol Police disperse protesters outside the Supreme Court.
  4. Protesters attack a pro-life woman in Seattle.
  5. Seattle Antifa attack pro-life female, tackle her to the ground and pepper spray her.
  6. Protesters break through a police line in Washington, DC.
  7. Traffic in Los Angeles forced to a standstill as pro-abortion protesters mobbed the freeway.
  8. Protesters in Tucson filled the streets before running into police as they tried to enter the highway.
  9. Riot helmets were spotted in New York City.
  10. Pro-abortion protesters clashed with pro-life protesters in Washington, DC
  11. Protesters in Reno blocked the streets chanting “Abort the Court!”
  12. Protesters chanted F*ck Fox News as they marched near the Fox News Headquarters in New York City.
  13. In Seattle, Antifa groups tried to shatter windows before they were confronted by security.
  14. Protesters clashed with Los Angeles police officers as they tried to move into a street.
  15. Protesters also pushed past police officers in DC to advance to the Supreme Court.
  16. Pro-abortion protesters taunted pro-life protesters in Dallas.
  17. In Los Angeles, thousands of protesters began to shut down the streets and even stormed the 101 Freeway, blocking traffic.
  18. Groups of people wearing masks, goggles, and all-black were spotted arriving at the Supreme Court at dusk, some of them holding black umbrellas.
  19. Antifa just arrived at SCOTUS
  20. An American flag was burned on the street in protest.
  21. In DC, the RiseUp4Abortion group began screaming “People in the streets work!” and “Where the f*ck has” voting got us?” and “We have to be in the streets!” prompting cheers from fellow protesters.
  22. The Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in DC was closed earlier in the day after a protester scaled it to hoist a protest flag.
  23. The flag says “Don’t Tread On My Uterus.”
  24. In Detroit, protesters marched down the streets shouting, “Right to life your name’s a lie! You don’t care if people die!”
  25. In Milwaukee, pro-abortion protesters chanted “F*ck Joe Biden, according to a local reporter filming on the ground.
  26. In downtown Dallas, protesters closed down some of the streets voicing their hatred for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
  27. “F*ck the constitution” protestors yell outside the Federal building in Dallas, TX.
  28. Others twerked on cars and in the streets to show their support for abortion.
  29. Dallas women TWERKING for abortions. WTF.
  30. “Shakin dat a** so we can kill our babies, proud to be a hoe and not to be a ladies.”
  31. Thousands of protesters also gathered outside the Federal Building in Seattle where Antifa black blocs were spotted in the crowd.

Thank you, Breitbart News!

Just Another Day (Revised)

BOOM!

First thing this morning, the 

Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade!

As we prepare to leave the month of June and say hello to July, it seems like this year is flying by much too fast. Before we know it, Christmas will be here.

Today the Supreme Court will release more decisions. I wonder if the controversial abortion decision will be one of them. If so, I hope the conservative judges and their families have an escape route.

Part of me fears for the outcome while part of me wants them to announce it and get it over with so we can move on with our lives. No doubt there will be riots in the streets and businesses will be destroyed. You know, just like the summer of 2020.

The partisan January 6 committee head another hearing yesterday. I wonder how many more days they plan to take over major networks and independent stations with their one-sided hearings. I’ve not watched one hour of the dog and pony show and I won’t start now.

It’s hot down South and Joe Biden is threatening us with rolling black-outs or brown-outs. I’ve survived hurricanes and tropical storms, so I will survive anything that miserable jackass throws our way.

Well, I guess that’s it for today. Have a peaceful weekend and stay safe out there.

~Catherine

With These Hands
by Joe Sample

 

Numb to the News

Do you ever feel numb to the news? I do and then I get pissed off because everyone else appears to be numb to the news, and I just want them to WAKE UP and see the truth.

Speaking of the truth. Do you ever wonder if the fact checkers are liars? I do and then I get pissed off because the fact checkers are liars.

Remember when politicians were getting political contributions from people who believed the Russia hoax? I do. Do you suppose they should return the money that was donated based on a lie? I do.

Isn’t that just as bad as someone using Go Fund Me to get money based on a lie? Hell yes!

I hope this country has a huge wake-up call to what is really going on and how the liberals are hell-bent on taking down America. If we screw it up in November 2022, we are screwed for life.

Speaking of life, I might not be around to see the country I love fall to socialism, but I’m going to fight like hell to prevent it from happening.

“Did you say fight?”

Well, yes, kinda. I can still us my blog to voice my opinions. Right?

The truth is that I don’t trust the government.

I don’t trust the liberals.

I don’t trust the fact checkers.

I don’t trust the media.

Most of the time I don’t trust some of the Republicans.

“Who do you trust?”

Me. Me. Me. OK, my family (sometimes).

To wrap this up, I know my time on this good earth is limited, but I don’t want to leave knowing the country I love was destroyed by a group of people who were haters and racists and bigots and liars … you know, people who hate America and won’t leave – Democrats!

I’m done, for now.

Peace!

© Catherine Evermore. All rights reserved.

The Times They Are A Changin’
by Bob Dylan

The Women of the Internet

We are the women of the Internet. We come in all shapes and sizes; different ages and backgrounds; different races and religions; and varying degrees of education. We are daughters and sisters; wives and mothers; lovers, aunts, and grandmothers.

We work at home taking care of our families, and we work outside the home juggling jobs and home responsibilities. We are retired or we are looking for employment. We are unique in our own quirky ways.

The common denominator for us all is that we were brought together by the Internet. Some of us have met in person; some plan to meet in the future; and some will never meet. We have chatted on blogs, in PM boxes, sent text messages and emails, and sometimes we chat on the phone.

We have been supportive and loving; jealous and bitchy; and comforting and caring. Let’s face it, we all have gossiped and enjoyed a bit of drama now and then.

I often wonder what it would be like to get together with the women we know from the Internet, all at one time, at a luncheon or a dinner party or a spa for the weekend, and I wonder how we would treat each other. I would like to believe that we would get along really well, and we would treat each other with dignity and respect.

After all, we would be meeting for the very first time, allowing others to invade our three feet of comfort space, talking and laughing and crying … having a wonderful time getting to know each other up close and personal.

There is something to be said for the women of the Internet … good, bad, or indifferent … we are special.

© Catherine Evermore. All rights reserved.