I grew up in a small community and my teachers said the same things except two. My school only had 200 kids k-12. The two teachers were different and cast that way by their peers. One was secretly gay and the other was “out there”. Years later, they were the red pill we know today. The “out there” guy was former cia who quit because of the bullshit and the secretly gay guy was red pilled by the “out there” guy. My parents knew them well and I came to find out my father was a big part of the true conservative Republican Party. I remember when i was around 12 my dad made me sit down and watch the state of the union from start to finish. I watched in amazement that many people on the tv had dinner in my house and I had met at small functions with my dad. They revered my dad and I didn’t know why. The best trip was when dad and I went to a small coffee shop and there were tons of people around, police and the like. I was eating some hash browns and sausage minding my business and my dad was drinking coffee. I was looking down and my dad stood up and said my name and I stood up. Ronald Reagan sat down and ate breakfast with us. My dad said why don’t you go outside and look at the cool cars and I did. I was outside for about 30 minutes. Reagan and my dad walked out together; shook hands and we left. I wish I knew what they talked about now. I remember one time answering the phone and a voice said “this is the White House calling, May we speak to ....”. I hung up not knowing what it was. The phone rang again” hello, this is the White House, the President would like to speak to your father”. I thought it was a prank again, the phone rang a third time..” hello ..... this is Ronnie, is your dad available... found my dad for the call lol. My dad has since past and I never got really deep into his conversations but we did talk politics. I think my dad played a huge role in the Cold War and was someone behind the curtains. He was a great, wise man. Loved his country immensely. RIP dad. Thanks for making me see the light.
I’ve had to rethink all of my preconceived notions amigos. “Muh McCatythism” ‘Muh free trade’ “tHe DeEp sTaTe is totally a joke y’all, I swear.”
What a time to be alive 😁🇺🇸
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I grew up in a small community and my teachers said the same things except two. My school only had 200 kids k-12. The two teachers were different and cast that way by their peers. One was secretly gay and the other was “out there”. Years later, they were the red pill we know today. The “out there” guy was former cia who quit because of the bullshit and the secretly gay guy was red pilled by the “out there” guy. My parents knew them well and I came to find out my father was a big part of the true conservative Republican Party. I remember when i was around 12 my dad made me sit down and watch the state of the union from start to finish. I watched in amazement that many people on the tv had dinner in my house and I had met at small functions with my dad. They revered my dad and I didn’t know why. The best trip was when dad and I went to a small coffee shop and there were tons of people around, police and the like. I was eating some hash browns and sausage minding my business and my dad was drinking coffee. I was looking down and my dad stood up and said my name and I stood up. Ronald Reagan sat down and ate breakfast with us. My dad said why don’t you go outside and look at the cool cars and I did. I was outside for about 30 minutes. Reagan and my dad walked out together; shook hands and we left. I wish I knew what they talked about now. I remember one time answering the phone and a voice said “this is the White House calling, May we speak to ....”. I hung up not knowing what it was. The phone rang again” hello, this is the White House, the President would like to speak to your father”. I thought it was a prank again, the phone rang a third time..” hello ..... this is Ronnie, is your dad available... found my dad for the call lol. My dad has since past and I never got really deep into his conversations but we did talk politics. I think my dad played a huge role in the Cold War and was someone behind the curtains. He was a great, wise man. Loved his country immensely. RIP dad. Thanks for making me see the light.