These Truths!

Day 1,748, 09:36 Published in USA USA by GLHalJordan

Greetings, my fellow eAmericans.

I had to blow the dust off the presses, it’s been so long since this paper has seen print. However, I felt it was time.

It’s not easy being a superhero. There can be so much to do. You have to balance your personal life with your other identity. You often get called out on missions that you may not come back from. And occasionally, you get to find out that there are some people you can’t save. Some things you can’t do as a superhero. You can’t impose your will on someone else, just because you are stronger or have a ring or a magic lasso. The hardest thing to do is watch a people self-destruct knowing that any action you take as a superhero would be futile.



We hold these truths to be self-evident:

1. That all men are created equal
2. That they endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights
3. That among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
4. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among men, deriving their power from the consent of the governed

Great words. They were penned by visionaries a little over 236 years ago. The words still ring true. They capture the heart of every American. These words still inspire us to greatness – after 236 years! I guess truth is truth.

I am an officer of a great Military Unit – the US Air Force. An order has just come down to Dishonorably Discharge an airman, one in my unit no less, for speaking out against an unjust order. This man is a damn good fighter and although can be vocal – very vocal – he, for the most part, follows orders. I also consider him a friend.

A couple of months back, we had the Great Bacon War, as it was affectionately called. I refer, of course, to the war with Canada. That caused many Americans to be vocal – very vocal. Some refused to fight against Canada and publicly stated so. An entire Military Unit refused to follow orders and then publicly published their refusal. This MU still exists today. Still thrives today. Not one member was Dishonorably Discharged. Many people moved to Canada to fight against the U.S. They were welcomed back into the country. One of them was elected President a short time later.

One of my men speaks out against an order to fire upon U.S. Troops and is ordered to be Dishonorably Discharged. … … … Does that seem right to you? Is the U.S. Air Force the Oliver of eAmerican Military Units? Are we the Tiny Tim?

Above, I started quoting a document. I would like to continue:

That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

Truth is still Truth, I guess.



It’s sometimes hard being a superhero…

Until next time, Keep the Light Shining


Sorry folks. No Gratuitous Girl Picture this time. Not that I couldn’t find one, but because the seriousness of the issue brought above doesn’t quite warrant it.