On January 20th, 2025, history was made when Donald J. Trump was inaugurated as the 47 president of the United States, thus making him the first two term president who has a gap in between terms.
This is a most welcome change to the presidency, because it has been four years since this country has seen any real leadership. Now that the gross incompetence of the Biden administration is in our rear view mirror, what could Trump’s second term mean for the future of America, and the world at large. In this article, I will attempt to predict, or speculate on the next four years under Trump.
First of all, what I admire about Trump is his swift and decisive ability to make a decision without apology. The best example of that was Friday afternoon when he along with Vice President Vance hosted the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the white house.
Trump made an example out of Zelenskyy after he wasted Trump’s valuable time by declining a cease fire intervention from the Trump administration. Zelenskyy was then essentially kicked out of the white house, and offered the opportunity to return once he decides what he wants to do going forward.
Zelenskyy will now have to go home empty handed as the bloodshed that’s currently taking place on his soil continues on his watch. This will make Zelenskyy less favorable in the eyes of the Ukrainian electorate, who will likely not re-elect him.
This latest episode is among the earliest signs of what to expect under the second Trump administration. We have already seen ICE raids being played out all across the country since the end of January, and more to come. Or did you really think that the raids have stopped just because the mainstream media have stopped talking about it around the clock?
Truth be told, very few immigrants come to this country with the best intentions, myself being one of them. You would think that most immigrants would be grateful for the opportunity to come over here, and do so with the intent of starting a business, purchasing a home, then eventually raise a family and help to uplift their community.
But no, most immigrants come over here with a cutthroat ghetto mentality to get a normie job and sabotage their colleagues at work. This is not a socio-economic issue, but rather, it is an issue of character.
If someone had a bad character right from the jump, giving them resources they never had won’t improve their character, but will only further enable them. Having stronger border protection won’t completely eradicate this nuisance, but it will drastically reduce the possibility of inviting more degenerates to come over here. We already have enough of our own problems as it is, and the push to end birthright citizenship is only the first step in the right direction.
Meanwhile, the donkeys over in the entitled madhouse to the left seem to get the impression that your interest in securing your borders and bringing all the American jobs back home somehow makes you a racist. Why? Because they can’t get a bunch of freebies anymore? The devil with all of them. Let them take a plunge into the deep blue waters and figure it out for themselves.
During a time when I thought I was one of them, it was only because I was genuinely scared of what I may have had to go through to get to where I wanted to go. But now that I am certain that pain is inevitable, I am more than willing to be fearless in stating how I have always felt. If they were smart, they would use that pain to mold them into who they were always destined to become. They’ll be alright. Or will they?
Trump represents capitalism, the first real capitalism that we’ve had in this country since the Reagan presidency. None of the Bushes were able to achieve that level of capitalism, and it is our duty as Americans to help Trump bring back the free market of the 80’s, where a guy was free to make a buck from doing what he loves versus what he feels he must.
But before we can get there, we must first weed out the mental illness that has taken over the status quo and tried to normalize itself within society.
It is filled with a special kind of envy, malice and entitlement so deep that it blinds all logic and reason. It is a disease, and it must be eradicated. This is not just about ethnic cleansing, but really more about preserving the way capitalism was truly meant to be.
However, no one is coming to save you. The single role of government within a democracy is to secure the unalienable rights of we the people. It is ultimately up to you to use that liberty to pursue happiness. Read, listen, study, journal, network if you must, but then finally take the necessary first step in order to get ahead.
Answer the call. Choose the right side of history. This is a fight for the future.
Continuing where we left off on my blog post from April 7, I am giving you another top 10 list of word curses and phrases within the English language that have a subliminal message you probably got used to hearing overtime.
Let’s continue without further adieu.
Job
To have a job is to receive compensation of monetary value for work performed under the instructions of another person. The word “job” is actually a corruption, and a mockery of the name of a biblical character who suffered a series of grave calamities as part of a bet between God and the devil. What they are really saying is that, to have a job is to be as poor as Job for the rest of your life.
Why, they have even used the word job, as an acronym for “Just Over Broke.” Whether you work for yourself, or for someone else, why not say that you are carrying out your duties vs going to your job? That is what the rich and the wealthy say. Or they might say that they are going into town to run some errands, but they will never say that they are going to do a job. So if you want a shot at being wealthy yourself, you have got to start talking like them. It all starts in the mind first.
2. Spelling
To spell is to combine a number of different letters together to form a word. But to cast a spell is to use witchcraft to hijack another person’s free will.
For example, a man who is caught in the middle of a love triangle between two women may become the victim of a spell, when one of the women decide to use witchcraft to override his free will, so as to separate the man from his wife.
Some may argue that she used her needle eye to wreck their happy home. But you are just further proving my point. In order to cast a spell, you need a spell book, and books are full of spelling. Almost as if to say that to cast a spell is to spell out the story of someone else’s life, on your terms.
3. Los Angeles
Los Angeles is an American city in the state of California. It is a major metropolitan area that serves as the flagship city for Southern California. It is the most populous city in the United States next to New York City. Certainly the most populous city west of the Mississippi. On the surface, it seems like everyone in LA is happy, successful and going somewhere in life. This is especially true if you are from out of town, you poor schmuck.
Once you are on the inside long enough, you begin to notice that most people are actually really jealous and cutthroat. My personal nickname for Los Angeles is Los An-Jealous, because there is plenty of jealousy in Los An-Jealous. That was actually the first thing I heard in the name at age 8, before I learned the proper spelling. That was a red flag, and one that I quickly overlooked, until I actually moved there some 20 years later.
4. Fired
Fire is an element of nature that can either warm your home, or burn it down. But to be fired from your job is to be permanently dismissed from the company of your employment. On the surface, they both seem unrelated, but what does one have to do with the other? To fire you is to “burn” all of your future paychecks.
They are basically burning down your house by burning up your money. Keep in mind that a house is just a building. But your home is the furniture, and all the keepsake items that help to express your sense of identity. Do you remember when I said that to have a job is to be as poor as Job for the rest of your life? Employees get fired, but investors go bankrupt.
5. Terminate
Using the word fire to express one’s permanent dismissal from employment is a bit archaic. Nowadays, they are saying terminate more often. Although both are being used interchangeably. But to terminate someone is literally to kill them. Kind of like having a terminal illness. This is much worse than when they used to say, “you’re fired,” as it is something they take very literally.
Some Machiavellian bosses will even go as far as to blacklist you from any prospect of future employment. Either that, or they will fire you behind your back to delay you filing for unemployment coverage. In this case, they intend to literally terminate you off the face of the earth, by starving you out of options, and resources, until you die. It is almost like they see your life as a game, one that they are playing to win. Whenever their ego is certain that they cannot win is usually when they try to terminate you.
6. Pharmacy
A pharmacy is a store where you go to get medicine. They used to call it a drug store. But now, drugs have come to refer to illegal substances. So they call it a pharmacy instead. But why does the word “pharmacy” sound as if they are actually trying to say Farm-acy?
It’s like farm, but spelt with Ph. Because a real farm produces only organic food, but everything the pharmacy sells is synthetic. Why not visit God’s Farm-acy instead? You know, like fresh air, sunshine, crystal-clear lakes, fresh fruits, a home-cooked meal made with love, and panoramic views as far as the eye can see. It will make you feel a whole lot better.
7. Forgive
This is a big one for a lot of people. Many people struggle with forgiveness because they think it means, not only should you allow your enemies to elude the consequences of their transgressions. But also, that you should allow them to regain access to your life, so they can wreak more havoc than they already have. That is perfectly understandable.
But when you break down the word forgive, you will quickly realize that many people use it out of context. In order to scam you into giving them another chance they do not deserve. When in all actuality, to “Fore Give” (forgive) is to fore give them over to their reprobate desires that will surely lead them down a path of self-destruction.
Fore means “in advance,” or “ahead of,” and give means to deliver. If you forgive them, you “Give” them undeserved access to your life and your dreams. And if you forget, they “Get” more of your energy than they already have. Either way, you keep giving, and they keep getting, which is so fake, and one-sided.
But with you out of the picture, those who were deceived will start to notice that the “victim” has always been the problem, and promptly cut them off as well. They say that misery loves company. But soon they will be left with all of the misery, and none of the company, and it will drive them out of their minds. The BEST revenge is living YOUR best life without them.
8. Democracy
Democracy is a political process of checks and balances that serves to limit the power of any one person over another. They tell us that democracy means that we are all “free.” But what they didn’t tell us, is that de-mock-rasee is nothing more than a mockery of our freedom and civil liberties.
This is because the only rule of a democracy is “majority rules.” All that simply means is that, similar to an HOA, your neighbors all collectively have more power to decide what you get to store in your backyard than you do. But they are not the ones paying your mortgage, and property taxes.
Speaking of property taxes. Why would they have the power to evict you off a plot of land if the mortgage is already fully paid off? Wouldn’t it be better to pay a one-time only purchase tax on the front end? This is why Millennials and Gen-Z would rather rent an apartment in the city, than invest in land that could last for future generations.
Especially since they have already made up their minds to live as lifelong bachelors, because marriage and family values get sheg. Only fast money and fast sex matters in this world. Is this what the founding fathers of the United States had envisioned on July 4, 1776? How is anyone free in any of this?
9. Freedom
Speaking of freedom, the same is absolutely true for freedom as it is for democracy. But there is dumb in Free-dumb, because one would have to be real dumb to think they have Free-dumb. Not to be pessimistic, but if you were born into a toxic family, you move to a different state. If you have toxic friends, you cut them off. If you have a toxic girlfriend, you break up with her. If you find yourself working a toxic job, you find another job. If you keep running into toxic people, and you keep meeting them on one job, or another, it might just be time for you to try your hand at entrepreneurship.
On and on it goes. But with each process of elimination, you find that there is just one more thing you might have overlooked. Eventually, you will cut off everybody else, and only the toxic state will remain. You still have to pay taxes, or else get evicted from a house that is paid for in full. They tell you that it is illegal to catch rain water on your own property. Or that you are not allowed to plant potatoes in your own backyard.
Or that you have to pay thousands for a construction permit to build a house on your own land. If your die-hard, lib-tard neighbor catches you breaking any of their weird little rules, he will report you to the city. And you best believe he is watching you, waiting to catch you “slipping up” at the right moment. Yet, every time he sees you, he is waving hello with the biggest, most neighborly Colgate smile you can imagine. Again, not to be pessimistic, but how free are you, really?
10. The Truth will set you Free
Whenever you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar as a kid, they would always say, “tell the truth, the truth will set you free.” With that said, you probably thought that it meant you would not be punished for trying to steal a cookie from the jar if you told the truth. Or that your punishment would be more severe if you lied about it.
This would continue into adulthood, if you find yourself in a situation where you have to be accountable to someone else, such as on a job, or in a marriage. You would always admit to guilt, much to your own detriment. That is because you stayed true to what you were taught as a child. But what they did not tell you is that that phrase has a double meaning. There is some truth that honesty may lessen the consequences for your actions. But it still would not entirely set you free. Especially when you consider that there are people who lie all the time, and elude accountability.
It is actually the truth you hear, and not the truth you tell that will set you free. With knowledge of toxic individuals and situations, and the wisdom in how to effectively deal with them, you will be set free to be happy and carefree for the rest of your life. The truth you tell will set others free. And the truth you hear will set yourself free.
11. Finance
(bonus! Just for laughs)
Perkins: Caller, you’re live on air.
Caller: Hello, Mr. Perkins! First time calling your programme, sir.
Perkins: Welcome to the programme, glad to have you on.
Caller: Thank you, the honor is all mine. I am calling in regards to the two previous callers who were wasting time chatting damn rubbish pon di programme. And also as it relates to a comment that the Minister of Finance had made yesterday in Parliament.
Perkins: The Minister of Finance? Well don’t you mean the Minister of fine ants?
Caller: Fine ants???
Perkins: *laughs out loud over the mic in studio* “Hold on just a moment for me.”
