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Greetings Fellow Patriots! As we know, Tuesday November 5th is "Election" Day which is really a misnomer since the enemy has transformed it to "Let the fraud begin" Day. We're witnessing the final battle for America and by extension, a battle for the entire free world. President Trump has repeatedly said "Nothing can stop what's coming" and I believe him. However, I want to add that whether it's President Trump or whether it's "We the People", we CANNOT allow the destruction to our Country by the enemy to continue should a transfer of power not occur and should President Trump not take charge on January 20th 2025. This means that we MUST retake control of our Country and in order to do so, we're up to box 4, meaning when the soap box, the ballot box and the jury box fail, the fourth and final box is the ammo box, and we CANNOT go silently into the night. I was part of Overpasses for America going back to 2012, protesting to raise awareness of Obama being a CIA plant and how critical it was to get him out of office. I've been pounding the streets and the keyboard to bring awareness for a dozen years, all while the enemy has become more emboldened and our Country has become a disaster. We've been attacked from every angle for longer than most know to this day. So let's do ALL WE CAN DO to continue to support President Trump, and let's hope he really does have a "White Hat Organization" behind him that will prevail in taking control on January 20th, 2025. But if President Trump is unsuccessful, it's time for us to organize, mobilize and take our Country back. We know who and where our enemies are, and at this point, for the future of our Country, our children and our grandchildren, the enemies need to be eliminated, and "We the People" are absolutely capable of doing so. This site will remain up until a peaceful transfer of power is accomplished, at which time we will reassess. God Bless ALL my fellow Patriots, and God Bless America!

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MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day is a time-honored tradition of recognizing the women in our lives who raised us, dried our tears, and well, mothered us. Everyone has one or has someone who is like a mother to them. On the second Sunday of May, we honor those women who are our mothers. Whether we shower her with gifts, take her to a fancy dinner or make her a homemade card, what moms want most is to be surrounded by the love of her family. Knowing the people they love are safe, sound, and healthy is a mom’s number one priority.

HOW TO OBSERVE #MothersDay
Remember to put mom first on Mother’s Day and use #MothersDay to share on social media.

MOTHER’S DAY HISTORY
Mother’s Day has been celebrated around the world since, well, since motherhood. In the United States, Julia Ward Howe inspired the first movement toward a national observance during the Civil War. Appealing to the public for a “Mother’s Day for Peace” after witnessing the devastation left by war, Howe went on an international crusade. While her efforts never gained formal recognition for an official observance, she was acknowledged posthumously in 1988 for her achievements and her efforts for women’s rights.

In 1905, Anna Jarvis, the daughter of Ann Marie Reeves Jarvis successfully introduced the idea for a national holiday recognizing mothers. Ann Marie Reeves Jarvis had followed Howe’s campaign and had pursued her own volunteer efforts during the Civil War. Ann Marie died on May 9, 1905, and her daughter, Anna, missed her mother greatly. She started a dedicated letter-writing campaign to declare an official Mother’s Day. Through Andrews Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia, the first observance occurred on May 10, 1908.

This day, to honor Anna Jarvis’s mother, grew into a national observance until in 1911 when every state participated. Soon it was spreading internationally, and on May 9, 1914, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed Mother’s Day a national holiday to be held on the second Sunday of May.

Added May 10, 2020