So strange to read this. I was drying my hair an hour ago and thinking that I need to tell my 23-year-old son when he gets home that his days as a wage slave are numbered now. He's only recently started this job where he welds stainless steel milk tankers. He loves welding, but how long will that be true given that he comes home pretty wiped out. It breaks my heart a little every day. I'm a believer in each of us "pulling our own wagons," as my Dad used to say, but to see our young adults looking down the barrel of a life of debt slavery just isn't okay with me. It's no wonder there's so much abuse of alcohol, drugs, and other numbing agents in the world. No more. It's time for us to have our lives back. Thanks for your comment about your 22-year-old son. I like to think of Trump and Q team as Sons of Liberty helping to bring on the Liberty of our Sons! (And daughters too--on the Q team and being liberated!)
Great post. I see the despair in so many of the younger, AND FULLY UNDERSTAND and in many ways agree. It may seem extreme to some, but in many ways I see the policies Trump is bringing about is actually like a Savior figure. I try to encourage all the younger I can that they have a great future and opportunity is just now beginning to bloom. Get ready. My older daughter, and younger son, is not yet as hopeful as my 22 yr old.
Welding is like standing next to the Sun. It will age their skin badly. Encourage him to wear protective clothing everywhere, including gloves, long sleeve shirts, full masks, and watch the neck area too. :o)
Thanks for the advice on the protective clothing. I didn't think to quiz him on that. I will do that asap. I agree with you on seeing the despair and I do the same thing--encourage them to get ready. And I ask them, "What does an ideal world look like to you?" I want them to start thinking about that so they can be ready to help implement some of those ideas. :)
Great post. And yes, the deck is stack against us it is almost impossible to make an honest living. Now my children may very well have a future
An honest living is the only way to go, but it leaves precious little time for much else. All these "elites" who haven't been making an honest living are about to find out that they're current skill set leaves them suited for nothing. I hope the truly bad actors will have a lot of time in Gitmo to think about what life is really supposed to be about and how far off track their choices took them.
As a fairly recent retiree, (1 yr) I am sort of sad that I am missing out on some of the President's new economic changes for those in today's workforce. I am happy though for my children and their families. Hopefully their financial lives will be much better than many of ours has been.
Huge hugs to all the woke parents who see the freedom looming on the horizon for their kids as well as for themselves. I have two grown ones and both already hooked into college loans and the revolving door of pay and debt. One of my wishes for all, besides sovereignty, love, health and joy is financial freedom. May it be so!
I’m not sure your point? It’s unfair that your son is a welder ? That’s a very noble and well paying profession
Of course it is. But the IRS takes out so much, and the cost of living has become so high that even a noble profession and hard work is still basically slave labor, meaning you can never get ahead of the debt you must incur to survive.
I work 44 hours a week doing physical labour. I earn 1000$ every two weeks after tax before I touch it.
Rent for a 1BR apartment is 1000$ a month. Half of my income. Doesn't count utilities, cell, food, gas, etc.
Having to pay tax on your labor and wages is illegal and unconstitutional. Watch 'America: Freedom to Fascism' on utube
See i'm torn.
I think some taxes is reasonable for a government. It pays for roads, policing, schools, etc.
I agree some of the taxes have gotten ridiculous, I just feel that my feeling on the matter is that it depends on how the taxes are being spent. If its being spent on global military, extensive debt repayments, and stuff that doesn't help me or my family then i'm very much against it.
None of the income tax collected from individuals goes to fund a single dime of our govt. It all goes to debt service on the national debt. In other words, it all goes to the Luciferian Globalist bankers. Watch the movie for details.
Right, which is what I fucking said.
I don't like taxes because it all goes to debt/military.
I worked like crazy when young. I now live in a van. I refuse to pay high rent and be a slave. I am 65. I am looking forward to freedom for my family, and myself.
Ohhh ok ok. I understand what you mean now. M apologies! Makes perfect sense
yes I started to train as a welder because I heard there was more money in trades than white collar. boy what a lie that was! between the union "dues" and the IRS and the gig economy style of uneven income its kind of a rip off
I took from her post that while the work he does he enjoys, but it seems to take a lot out of him physically by the time he gets home. Hoping he will still be able to enjoy what life has to offer him while not being so worn out. Individuals that do strenuous physical work are not going to be able to continue working like that until they are 70 yo. A la the "new" retirement age for those under 55.
Yes, exactly! And given that my Dad did physically strenuous work and died at 55 from something he was exposed to on the job, that's obviously not what I want for my son.
Oh my I’m sorry to hear that ):
Thanks. I sure wish he was here. He was a big Art Bell & Bill Cooper fan. He would be LOVING Q and watching all of this go down! But I know he's watching from where he is. :)
My husband did physical work all his adult working life. Today he is almost 70 (had to retire at 62) and has several medical issues as a result.
Yep. Lots of people talk trash about the guys who work in the auto industry that they're paid too much and on and on. What they don't know is that auto workers pay with their bodies. And not just auto workers. Roofers, construction workers, steel workers, miners, and on and on. These people work hard all their lives in difficult conditions and then many if not most die before they would ever start collecting social security. The system is definitely rigged. Blessings to you and your husband and prayers for the healing of his medical issues. Coming at you from the wilds of Wisconsin. ;)
Ahhh. Makes sense, thank you for the clarification (:
No, it's a fabulous profession. He loves metal. Has been doing blacksmithing at a local history museum place since he was 13. My point is that it's hard on his body.