
Geoff Fox, December 1st, 2020
FREEDOM, DEMOKRASI AND CIVILISED HUMANITY
In defense of freedom, democracy and civilised humanity is an increasingly intolerant western world.
Geoff Fox, December 1st, 2020
In 1863 Mark Twain (born on November 30 in 1835) wrote: ” ……. we glorious Americans will occasionally astonish the God that created us when we get a fair start.”
With his ability to cut through and communicate to conservative America Donald Trump shows an irreverent ability to maintain his own free spirit which much of the world doesn’t understand.
He is Archie Bunker in the White House.
His followers love him for what he is.
How will he surprise us next?
Geoff Fox, 30 November, 2020, Down Under.
America’s innate freedom is a bright light for the world – heavenly, beaming, the lifeblood of The West.
Geoff Fox, 19th November, 2020
Some of the above colours are from the flag of the borough of Gettysburg, in Pennsylvania.
I believe the global significance of The Trump Presidency lies in two genuine commitments: to Freedom and to Peace.
Because I love of all things to do with 1945, I want POTUS 45 to have a two term presidency.
I hope that can happen peacefully.
Geoff Fox, 17th November, 2020, Australia
Two years ago Babe Ruth was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal Of Freedom.
Lest We Forget.
Freedom Works.
Freedom Wins.
Geoff Fox, 16 November, 2020, Down Under
American cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead died on November 15, 1978.
We still struggle to know what to change and what to maintain.
Lest We Forget to think.
Geoff Fox, 15 November, 2020, the police state town of Maribyrnong.
When two old white guys get together, there is no telling what might happen.
Geoff Fox, 12th November, 2020, Tottenham Front
Geoff
When America’s great hero Annie Oakley said, “Families are nothing other than the idolatry of duty.” and “Housework is work directly opposed to the possibility of human self-actualization.” she could have been reading from the modern feminist playbook.
I think she was way ahead of her time.
But Annie Oakley was no man-hater. She worked well with men all her life.
My friend Shelly of Houston seems to me to echo Annie’s spirit when she writes about getting free of a marriage destroyed by her ex-husband’s infidelity:
The American capacity for self correction constantly amazes me.
Robust freedom of speech is at the core of this strength.
I believe that, on many fronts, conservatism in America needs to reinvent itself to fulfull its essential role of preserving the best of America.
Geoff Fox, November 4, 2020, Down Under
Sharpshooter Annie Oakley died on November 3rd 1926.
The following image is from 1922.
Destruction of the social contract leaves me unsure of my place in this world.
In an earlier age, Freemason Harry Houdini was a magician – an escape artist.
He died on October 31st, 1926.
I seek clarity in the following two thoughts from Houdini:
All leaders have to work with what their followers believe.
Geoff Fox, 31st October, 2020, Down Under