Become an observer

Sat., May 3, 2014

Do you want to see the future of the United States of America? Do you want to understand the results of the direction our country is taking? It’s easy, and it only takes a few hours of your time.

See the movie “2016 Obama,” and read “1984” by George Orwell and “Ameritopia” by Mark Levin. Oh, and you may want to learn about pre-Nazi Germany. Read personal accounts or talk to someone who was there.

The direction and future of America are obvious to the most casual observer.

“Observer” is a key word here. Pay attention. Look around you. Listen closely to criticism, not to just those who you agree with. Learn history. Then put on your thinking cap. Use your head. Seek the truth, not what you want to see but the truth of what you see.

Sam Pangerl

Spokane

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