The Good CitizenWritten by Terry Dashner
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that has been honed in fires of hard work, hard times, and hard knocks—knelt beside her, young optimist. The informed citizen soothed her wounds with encouragement and gave her an additional voice of support against haters of patriotism. Then he put her on his list—yes, a group of “bloggers” and grass root activists who would embrace her and welcome her youthful optimism. He advised his informed group of patriots of her plight and asked them to care for her emotional support until he returned from his journey. “Now which of these three would you say was a good citizen to young optimist who was attacked by cynics?” storyteller asked. The ones listening, and only those listening, replied, “The one who showed her encouragement and gave her back her voice.” Then storyteller said, “Yes, now go and do same.” Keep faith. Stay course. Jesus is coming soon. And until He does come, encourage needed optimism… Pastor T.dash
Pastors a small church in Broken Arrow, OK
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Now we hear that Parliament has threatened Birmingham with prospect of international observers to monitor its elections. The UK faces prospect of unsafe elections as fears of ballot-rigging on May 5th increase. Birmingham is not alone. There are ten major enquiries into vote rigging currently in progress. In Blackburn, council candidate Mohammed Hussain has been warned that he can expect a prison sentence. There are investigations in Manchester and Oldham. In Cheshire a Mayor has been arrested in a separate vote-rigging incident. Further investigations continue in Bradford, Burnley and Derby. Have things really got this bad that we can't even trust voting process? Think Banana Republic - think Zimbabwee - think United Kingdom. From www.birminghamuk.com
Recently the UK has been likened to that of a Banana Republic over its postal voting fraud in the city of Birmingham...
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