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Comment by Peggy Hall on April 19, 2012 at 8:01pm

Good one again Jeanne.

 

Comment by Jeanne DeSilver on April 19, 2012 at 7:34pm

4-19-12  Today's "lunch bunch" began with Andy describing his experience of setting up a table to register voters at the Ramona Flea Market this past Saturday.  Don't worry, he knows "the Rules" about not mentioning candidates or promoting "a particular Party"!  He found that interested and "like-minded" people were friendly and the others just stayed away.  Of interest is that several people mentioned to him that they had already sent in a registration to register Republican but have not had any response.  This is something to bring up in the meeting we're going to have with Jerry Holland.

  Speaking of....  For several weeks now Peggy Hall has been studying a report sent out by Jerry Holland's office about the recent Republican Primary.  A few "Lunchbunchers" plan to meet with Jerry Holland to go over Peggy's findings, which seem to indicate some loopholes for voter fraud and that his own reports do not prove there wasn't voter fraud.  If anyone wants to look over these reports and/or come along to the meeting, just contact Peggy Hall.

  Other topics we touched on included the Left's continuing use of Alinski's tactics, advancing their goals by camouflaging them, stirring up unrest (they seem to want martial law), battling with our Sheriffs to take power away from them, and generally keeping us in turmoil!  The public is stuck in the stage of denial and we need to help them along to the next stage.

   Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, who wrote "On Death and Dying", described 5 stages starting with "denial" and ending with "acceptance".  In our situation the "acceptance" would entail recognizing the danger we're in and endeavoring to help our country survive.  We might go back and forth between all the stages (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance), but in the end we need to realistically access our situation and quit thinking "maybe it won't be so bad", or "Oh, they couldn't really hate America".  This giving our political adversaries the "benefit of the doubt" is being stuck in the "bargaining" phase.  We need to accept reality and get to work.

  Andy will be at the Blanding Blvd. Flea Market on Wednesday and at the Ramona Blvd Flea Market (building C1) on Saturday, if you'd like to see him in action and be supportive, and you're welcome to come chat with us for next week's "lunch bunch".

 

    

Comment by Peggy Hall on April 15, 2012 at 5:10pm

Wonderful.

Comment by Jeanne DeSilver on April 15, 2012 at 3:07pm

  This is a 1 hour meeting to which some people bring their lunch, and some people don't.  You don't "join", you just show up if you feel like "touching base" with likeminded people.  The topic is whatever's on our minds about the battle we're in - saving our freedom, our culture, our country.  Last week we talked about Sheriff Mack, voter fraud, voter registration, outsourcing the job of counting our votes to Spain, the hoops the government is putting FCTP through regarding 501c4 status, and a few other things.  We don't just commiserate with each other.  We're making an effort, and effort increases energy.  Maybe we leave with a small task to do, a small attainable goal to keep ourselves from despair.  Taking delight in small achievements is a hallmark of survivors!