Diana Natalicio

Diana Natalicio

Diana Natalicio was the President of the University of Texas at El Paso. Natalicio was able to increase the number of students enrolled from thousands of students to more than 21,000 students. Diana Natalicio was able to make the University of Texas at El Paso into a top school without the elitism. Natalicio would allow students to get a quality education at an affordable price. 

Diana Natalicio provided scholarships for students and also nurtured a positive environment in the University. Natalicio described that she wanted students from El Paso and the nation to get a quality education. This was noted by the manner that the university accepted 100% of all students who applied. 

Diana Natalicio wanted students of all races and ethnicities to get a quality education demonstrating the importance of equality and genuine empathy. Natalicio saw that students could receive a quality education and improve upon their circumstances. 

Diana Natalicio described that she worked at an assembly line working with electronics and  circuits where she mastered her work skill set in two weeks and knew that she could accomplish greater things. Natalicio would return to school and get a Doctorate's Degree in Portuguese while she was fluent in English and Spanish. Diana Natalicio would keep working hard and became the President of UTEP. She believed in providing a quality education that could improve the life of students. Natalicio cared about her profession and cared about students. She never married and dedicated herself to being a positive individual. Diana Natalacio was of a pleasant demeanor and encouraging to others.

Don Haskins

Don Haskins 

Don Haskins was the head coach of the University of Texas at El Paso basketball team in the 1960s. Don Haskins would lead the basketball team to the finals and win the NCAA national tournament in a specific year. Haskins would decide to start the best five basketball players the team had and not choose based on skin color like the other teams had done. 

In the 1960s there was still racism and Haskins decided to start the best players based on their technical acumen and not based on the color of their skin. It was noted that while desegregation laws existed since 1963 because of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, there was still racism in sports because teams started basketball players based on the color of their skin and not necessarily based on their talent. 

Despite the racism that existed in the 1960s, Haskins decided to be just and play with the best players instead of going along with racism. Because Haskins started the best basketball players, the team won the National Championship. This describes the importance of being egalitarian and just. Haskins was able to be independant and distinct and did not go along with the crowd in the 1960s.

Despite living 65 years later, there is still racism in the sports world seen since the 2010s. There were talented athletes who were benched because of their skin color (seen in different examples in soccer most notably and also other sports). This was noted in different sports and allows us to know that the 2010s described that talented athletes were envied by socialists. Even in the sports world where talent and discipline should be appreciated and recognized, there was envy. Despite the times that we live in, we can remind ourselves of amazing individuals who fought against racism.

Dr. Martin Luther King

 Dr. Martin Luther King 

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"Judge not a man by the color of his skin but by the content of his character."

The story of Dr. Martin Luther King describes the importance of fighting the injustices of the world with pacifism and non-violence. We learn that Dr. Martin Luther King was a preacher that was able to fight for equal rights for minorities knowing that there was racism that existed. We learn that in the 1960's there was inequality that existed because of racism, and Dr. Martin Luther King fought against racism. We learn that while other movements attempted to incorporate hate and violence, Dr. Martin Luther King preached the importance of civil disobedience against measures that were racist and designed to prevent individuals from improving themselves.

"Man must evolve for all human conflict a method which rejects revenge, aggression, and retaliation. The foundation of such a method is love."

We learn about the examples that existed in the past of Jim Crowe laws that attempted to prevent individuals from improving themselves. There were also unjust discriminatory laws that called for separate bathrooms, separate water fountains, and even different seatings in buses for people that were African-American or minorities. This describes the manner that sometimes there is racism that exists and there is the need to combat the temporary lies and negative emotions that attempt to lead to hate and envy without reason. We learn that while there were movements calling the need to fight hate with hate seen in false philosophies of hate and lust, Dr. Martin Luther King called on the need to preach filial love, genuine empathy, and civil disobedience describing that racism does not allow for true equality.

"Yes, if you want to say that I was a drum major, say that I was a drum major for justice; say I was a drum major for peace; say I was a drum major for righteousness. And all the other shallow things will not matter."

We learn that Dr. Martin Luther King was able to preach and describe the importance of not fighting hate with hate and instead instructed the need to fight against hate by preaching unity, equality, and wisdom. We learn that Dr. Martin Luther King was able to help African-Americans and minorities fight against the injustices of racism that had existed in the past. We learn that because of the preaching and determination of Dr. Martin Luther King, the unjust and unequal Jim Crowe laws were removed and instead the importance of equality, empathy, and filial love was seen. We are able to see the importance of how filial love and genuine empathy can conquer hate when fighting against hate.

We learn that Dr. Martin Luther King's example allows us to know that we can not have negative emotions describing hate, anger, and envy because they attempt to lead to a negative road. We learn that instead we are supposed to persevere preaching truth and learn that there is no need for hate. We learn that the other movements that were non-peaceful describing militant groups were not helpful. Dr. Martin Luther King's example allows us to know that we can persevere preaching truth and not be a part of the inequalities and injustices that false philosophies attempt to lead to. We learn that the elimination of Jim Crowe laws and improvements of equality, equity, and justice for minorities occurred because of Dr. Martin Luther King and individuals that decided to fight against hate with genuine empathy, filial love, and not participating with the injustices of an unequal system.

Martin Luther King Fought Against Racism With Pacifism

"In 1956, Martin Luther King preaching a philosophy of Christian non-violence that he said would conquer evil and save America, led the people of Montgomery, Alabama, in a successful boycott of the city's segregated buses."- The Unraveling of America: A History of Liberalism in the 1960s by Allen J. Matusow (page 62)

Martin Luther King fought against racism by using peaceful resistance and similar strategies that Ghandi and Henry David Thoreau used. Martin Luther King boycotted department stores that did not want to employ African-Americans due to racism. We learned that there were also peaceful demonstrations and protests against racism and racist institutions. This was while the FBI had decided to stand down and not help the African-American community fight against racism in the 1960s. This describes that citizens fought for their civil rights and did not allow racism to dictate their lives. While racist socialists were opposing Martin Luther King, individuals decided to resist hate and envy from socialists and communists with pacifism, empathy, and removing negative emotions. Despite revilings and intimidation, peaceful resistance fought against racism. Individuals demonstrated without violence to show they disagreed with racist Jim Crowe laws and envy from idolators. The department stores that were being boycotted decided to no longer use racist standards to give employment. Department stores decided to employ African-Americans and minorities.

John F. Kennedy would fight for civil rights by working with Martin Luther King. When racist socialists in the 1960s attempted to prevent students from going to university in Mississippi, Kennedy ordered the military to allow the students to go to university similar to Dwight D. Eisenhower who allowed an African-American student in Little Rock to go to school. It was noted that the racist socialists who opposed the students in the 1960s were idolators. It was noted that the idolatrous socialists threw empty bottles and shot rifles attempting to intimidate the marshals restoring order and African-Americans from going to university. To this, Kennedy ordered the army to guard the marshals when the racist idolators attacked the marshals. The troops were sent to restore order and the envious socialists dispersed. It was noted that once the troops arrived, the coward socialists ran from the troops and dispersed. JFK was also impressive choosing to fight for equality. JFK was also fighting against poverty, socialism in Cuba, organized crime, and wanted to send a man to the moon while working with MLK to end racism. Obviously both JFK and MLK were hated for being impressive and fighting for true equality and civil rights. 

"Finally around midnight, with the situation worsening by the minute, Kennedy moved to save the marshals. Taking one action he must hoped to avoid, he ordered the army to Oxford. Troops arrived on the campus at 5:00 A.M. The mob set a fire in their path, but as one Justice Department man in the building remembered it, 'the troops came in to the flame, and they marched right through without breaking a step. And there was a kind of visceral, almost physical impact on the mob. They fell back a couple of steps, and there was a kind of exhalation of breath, as if they had been punched by the troops marching through the flames, and that was really the end right there... The mob just melted away.' The toll of the battle included two persons killed (one a foreign newsman), and 375 others, including 166 marshals, wounded. But Meredith was in the university to stay, and the federal court orders had been upheld."- (page 85)

"Kennedy issued an executive order in March 1961- the only civil rights order he issued that year- creating the President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity."- (page 64)

Martin Luther King Fought For Minorities and Was Slandered by the FBI Being Called a Communist

"FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover had no sympathy with the civil rights movement and used his every resource to limit his responsibility in this area." (page 80)

"Not terminated until June 1966, the FBI's phone taps on King yielded no evidence of Communist subversion, but they did generate political intelligence on the civil rights movement useful to both the Justice Department and the White House."

"Hoover was not content merely to wiretap King."

William Sullivan, Assistant Diretor of the FBI, called Martin Luther King a "clerical fraud and Marxist."- (page 81)

"Sullivan authorized the first microphone surveillance of King's rooms. Bugging was not illegal, but the necessary trespass to plant a bug was."

Martin Luther King fought for the rights of African-Americans and minorities. MLK fought for improved wages of minorities in the 1960s when racism and envy attempted to prevent improved wages for minorities. The FBI slandered MLK calling him a communist being that MLK was a Christian preacher. We learn communism and socialism actually projects its deficits and attempts to oppose Christianity. We learn that the communists are racists and project their deficits unto others. We learn that the FBI started slandering MLK because he was helping individuals who were discriminated based on race. MLK was slandered by the FBI being called a communist and also had the hotelrooms at the locations that he was staying bugged. The FBI wiretapped the hotelrooms at the locations that MLK was staying in different cities. MLK kept fighting despite the opposition from racists in the 1960s.

"[FBI] agents investigated SNCC's complaints of civil rights violations, but nothing ever seemed to happen."

"Martin Luther King said in 1962, 'Every time I saw FBI men in Albany, they were with the local police force."

MLK fought against racism and preached the importance of genuine empathy while fighting against hate. We know that there was slander because MLK was helping individuals fight for improved wages for the working class instead of having decreased wages based on racism. MLK also fought for the civil rights of minorities that was attempted to be prevented by racism. There are history books that described how the FBI did not actually attempt to help the civil rights movement and actually stood aside while citizens fought against racism. There are history books that state that the FBI tried to not help the civil rights movement in the 1960s and that the FBI even opposed MLK calling him a communist and wiretapping his rooms. (There are some good things that the FBI has done in the past, yet there are actually a large number of negative things they have done including slandering MLK and also wiretapping also seen against the Democrats in the 1970s. There is also the story of David Koresh who was attacked by the FBI for "supposedly" owning a hand-gun silencer that most likely could have been planted. I do not know all the details yet the FBI invaded the David Koresh compound due to envy looking for a silencer yet illegally entered the compound trespassing, used explosives, and shot at the people living inside when there were innocent children. David Koresh was married and had children and lived in Waco, TX. The response from the FBI was rather questionable seeing how the silencer was most likely planted and the FBI was envious of David Koresh for living in a manner that was different from the system in the 1990s. These examples help us be far apart from negative people and have healthy skepticism against bureaucracies that have attempted to usurp authority. We can have gratitude being far apart from negative and deceitful people who do not look to help others.)

MLK Fought For Civil Rights in Birmingham, Alabama

"In response to an invitation from African American leaders, Martin Luther King initiated a carefully prepared campaign on April 3, 1963, to smash segregation in that grim, raw industrial city. King was aware of the stakes."

"We believed that while a campaign in Birmingham would be the toughest fight in our civil rights careers, it could, if successful, break the back of segregation all over the nation,' he wrote."- (page 86)

MLK persisted despite discouragements and persecution from the FBI. MLK was able to make non-violent protests in Birmingham where individuals fought for their civil rights despite opposition from racist socialists and the FBI. It was noted that after MLK and individuals marched peacefully in Birmingham, the socialist racists attempted to stop the non-violent marches. MLK had opposition who told him to cease the marches, and MLK kept protesting. MLK was arrested for keeping the protests going. MLK spent eight days in jail for choosing to keep protesting peacefully.

"Demonstrations grew daiy in size and intensity, until on April 10 a local judge issued an injunction banning further protests. King, who had never defied a court order, decided to take his Ghandian philosophy to its logical conclusion and keep on marching. On Good Friday, April 12, he was arrested and jailed. One consequence was his famous "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" an eloquent defense of demonstrations, civil disobedience, and non-violent protests."

MLK would write Letter from a Birmingham Jail that described the importance of peaceful protests and civil disobedience. MLK was able to keep marching and enlisted children to march in the protests. To this, the Commissioner of Public Safety (not governor), Bull Connor, flew into a fit of rage seeing the civil rights movement persevere despite envy and opposition. In the next protest, Bull Connor told police to use dogs, fire hoses, clubs, and their batons to beat on protesters. Pictures of the protest appeared on newspapers showing obvious racism from socialists against peaceful protesters. The Civil Rights Movement kept persisting and both the North and South saw the need to resist racism and violence. Despite hate and envy from Bull Connor, individuals kept marching and protesting segregation and racism.

"After eight days King departed from his cell and resumed leadership of the demonstrations. When secret talks between white and African American leaders broke down, he dramatically escalated tactics on May 2 by recruiting thousands of schoolchildren to join the protests and fill up the jails. The appearance of the children threw Bull Connor, Birmingham's Commissioner of Public Safety, into a rage. So far, Connor had handled the demonstrations with relative restraint. But on May 3 he set upon the marchers with dogs, clubs, and fire hoses, making martyrs of his victims and assuring their triumph." -(page 86 and 87)

Martin Luther King Persevered Despite Persecution From Socialist Idolators

"Early in January 1962 the FBI made the startling discovery that one of King's closest advisors was a New York lawyer, Stanley Levison, key administrator in the early 1950s of the secret funds of the American Communist party. Though Levison had become alienated from the party sometime in 1955 and ceased thereafter to participate in its activities, the FBI reflexively concluded that he was now exploiting his considerable influence on King to advance the world Communist conspiracy. ...Evidence in the FBI's possession casting serious doubts on these characterizations was ignored.

MLK was being wiretapped in his phone conversations for nearly three years without legality based on slander and false accusations of being a communist. After the phone wiretapping produced no evidence of MLK being a socialist, the FBI proceeded to wiretap his hotel rooms. The FBI was also illegally surveilling and wiretapping the conversations of Levison, an African American lawyer, who advised MLK and had ceased to be a part of the socialists since 1955. Hoover wiretapped Levison's conversations which also proved that he was no longer an active member of the communist party. Despite conclusive evidence that MLK was not a socialist, the FBI kept illegally surveilling MLK. This describes how the FBI was obstructing and opposing the civil rights movement and not about MLK being a socialist. 

"Martin Luther King described it in his book, Why We Can't Wait: On that day several thousand African Americans marched on the town, the jails were so full that the police could only arrest a handful. There were African Americans on the sidewalks, in the streets, standing, sitting in the isles of downtown stores. There were square blocks of African Americans, a veritable sea of black faces. They were committing no violence; they were just present and singing. Downtown Birmingham echoed to the strains of the freedom songs.' That afternoon business leaders sent word to King that they were ready to negotiate. Three days later, truce terms were announced: the big department stores agreed to desegregate within 90 days and promote and hire African Americans; African American leaders canceled demonstrations and called off the boycotts of stores.'"- (pages 87-88)

MLK would go to Birmingham, Alabama and organized protests against department stores that did not want to hire African Americans. There were mass boycotts and protests that were peaceful in nature and looked to fight against racist segregation laws. MLK was able to persevere despite persecution and harrassment from socialist idolators and the FBI. Instead of being discouraged, MLK organized one of the biggest boycotts that caused big chain department stores to reconsider giving employment to African Americans. Business leaders initially refused to hire African Americans and minorities, but reconsidered because they saw that the protests and boycotts were peaceful. Business leaders of department stores began to hire African Americans and minorities within three months of the boycotts. MLK was able to help African Americans and minorities break the barrier of workplace discrimination that attempted to prevent equality in employment in civil society in the United States in the 1960s. This was after also helping desegregate bus transportation in the 1950s. (In these times that are not the best of times, we can persevere boycotting anything that has to do with idol worship (for example, propaganda from the media, movies, series, music, and negative information) and avoiding false prophets and socialists who have envy and do not like competition seen in multiple fields since the 2010s and most notable with the experimental covid "vaccines".

Martin Luther King Was a Christian Preacher and Not a Socialist

"Those who heard Martin Luther King's speech learned, if they did not already know, why this African American man had become the unrivaled leader of his people."

"When the architects of our great republic wrote the magnificent words of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir. This note was a promise that all men, yes, black men as well as white men, would be guaranteed the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."

MLK helped the civil rights movement by fighting against racism seen in segregation laws. For his commitment and determination to fight racism with pacifism, MLK was slandered, illegally surveilled, intimidated, reviled, placed in jail, and hated. Despite the persecution, MLK was able to keep fighting back against racism and the injustices of an imperfect United States in the 1960s. MLK did not falter in his fight against racism and inequality, fighting hate with filial love and genuine empathy. MLK was able to persist in Birmingham and also provide hope in the March in Washington where 250,000 individuals arrived to describe how the civil rights movement seeked to remove racism from the United States in the 1960s.

JFK was able to pass legislation that prevented racism in employment and the workforce in 1963. JFK decided to stand with the civil rights movement. The bill described that segregation in civil society was removed in restaurants, theaters, public places, buses, and schools. This was after a few racist governors had attempted to prevent African American students from going to university in Mississippi and Alabama. We learn that JFK sent the marshals and army to allow students to go to school while the FBI stood down. MLK was vital and indispensible to the success of the civil rights movement. Choosing to preach pacifism instead of violence, the civil rights movement abounded and gave African Americans and minorities the opportunity to obtain employment, an education, use public transport, play sports in school, college, and professionally, and leave racism in the past in the United States in the 1960s. (We know that sadly there is still racism in the US by idolatrous socialists who hate Christianity, multiracial individuals, different ethnicities, and industrious individuals. Idolatrous socialists also hate impressive individuals who actually worked hard to improve instead of trusting in trust funds, corruption, and non-compete clauses.) 

John Fitzgerald Kennedy

 John F. Kennedy

"There is nothing to fear, but fear itself."

John F. Kennedy was the youngest president to be elected in the United States. We learn that he was able to defeat Richard Nixon and was able to fight for conservative values while being a democrat. We learn that he was able to fight against socialism and communism, have the vision to send a man to space, and described the importance of conservatism. 

We learn that John F. Kennedy was an individual that was a devout Catholic. We learn that John F. Kennedy had chosen to fight against tyranny in his presidency being able to fight against the socialists and communists. We learn that socialism and communism attempted to stifle and prevent individuals from understanding the importance of practicing responsibility along with autonomy, liberty, and freedom. We know that John F. Kennedy had decided to fight against Cuba and against communism in the 1960s. While John F. Kennedy was fighting against tyranny, he was also fighting against poverty and helped the civil rights movement. 

We learn that along with Martin Luther King, strides were made to fight against racism. John F. Kennedy was an individual that had decided to fight for the civil rights movement. We learn that there was racism that was still happening in the 1960s. John F. Kennedy had decided to stand and help individuals fight for their civil rights. 

We learn that John F. Kennedy did not have an easy presidency knowing that there was opposition from communism and the Cold War. Yet, John F. Kennedy allowed individuals to know that there is the need to fight for ideals and values. We learn that John F. Kennedy did not falter and kept fighting against communism, poverty, and racism. John F. Kennedy allows us to know that individuals can make a difference being able to embolden the civil rights movement that gave individuals rights to fight against racism and envy that was apparent in the 1960s. We learn that the Soviet Union collapsed in the 1990s with the efforts of Pope John Paul II, Aleksandr Solsenitsyn, and Ronald Reagan who were individuals that fought against the temporary lies of communism and socialism.

JFK Increased the Minimum Wage of Workers and Allowed African Americans and Minorities to Have Jobs

"The president elect determined to give legislative priority in the coming session to five "must" welfare bills: increased minimum wages, aid to depressed areas, housing legislation, federal assistance to public schools, and hospital insurance for the aged."- (page 97)

"Kennedy's proposal to raise the minimum wage from $1 to $1.25 over three years and extend coverage to four million new workers."- (page 98)

JFK was not only fighting against racism from socialists in the 1960s, but he was also fighting against poverty. JFK made a law to employ African Americans and minorities and also increased the minimum wage to $1.25 from $1. This was when laundry workers were making $0.65 in a 48 hour work week. JFK was told to remove laundry workers from the bill or have the legislation removed. JFK had opposition from business people and yet proceeded to increase the minimum wage while removing laundry workers. JFK was opposed by big business due to his stance to fight poverty. JFK had a large amount of opposition not only in fighting poverty, communism in Cuba, going to space, but also while fighting for civil rights. Despite the opposition, JFK was unique and distinct choosing to fight for the working class. MLK was also fighting for improved wages for the working class. JFK also fought for desegregation in the housing market and also for health insurance for senior citizens and the aged. 

"Its report on November 1963 buried the information that after two years African American employment in the middle grades had risen 4.9% to only 6%, and in upper grades 0.7% to 1 percent."- (page 64)

JFK attempted to increase the number of African Americans and minorities working in the government and the private sector in the 1960s. JFK made Lyndon Baines Johnson the organizer of the committee and yet there was still opposition. In regards to work in the government it was noted that middle grade paying positions had increased 1.9% yet for high grade positions it only increased 0.3%. This describes that there was still opposition to African Americans and minorities improving themselves in better paying jobs. 

JFK Created Jobs in the United States in Regions That Had Bad Economies

JFK not only fought against poverty in the United States by raising the minimum wage but also created jobs. JFK created a committee to create jobs in areas that had been affected by negative economies. There were economies that were stagnated, and JFK created close to more than 34,000 jobs (JFK would create additional jobs training and employing workers who were displaced due to automation from assembly line machines creating 600,000 jobs). JFK wanted to add jobs to areas that did not have a stable economy in the Great Lakes, Alaska and Appalachia. JFK was able to create jobs in various areas and was slandered by bureaucrats who said that it was only half of those jobs that were actually created. While fighting racism and poverty, there were still bureaucrats who slandered JFK saying that he only created half the number of jobs reported.

JFK created the committee to create jobs in different regions including regions that were affected from depleted natural resources described in coal mining and fishing. Despite actually creating more than 34,000 jobs the committee did not receive funding, was disbanded, and removed in 1963. In 1965, a bureaucrat committee was created that did exactly the same attempting to create jobs in regions with stagnated economies. While citing JFK's committee a failure and disbanding the committee, bureaucrats in 1965 copied his committee.

JFK Wanted to Go to Space in 1960

JFK wanted to go to the moon in 1960. JFK wanted to inspire younger generations to know that the United States had talent and inspiration to go to space and discover a new frontier. JFK wanted to send a man to the moon while fighting poverty, racism, and socialism. JFK actually attempted to send a man to the moon, and again he was opposed by bureaucrats. I do not know all the details but there were bureaucrats that prevented JFK from sending a man to the moon.

After denying JFK a space mission to send an astronaut to the moon, it was noted that in 1969 an astronaut was sent to the moon. There are theories that state that the US went to the moon in 1969, and there are also theories that state that the US did not go to the moon in 1969. Regardless of if a man went to the moon or not, it was JFK who took initiative in the year 1960. The Soviets had sent a satellite to space in the 1950s, but had not sent a man to the moon. Socialist bureaucrats in the US may have impeded JFK's efforts out of envy. JFK was quite impressive.

The Cuban Missile Crisis

The Soviet Union began to be hostile to the US after the Second World War and increased hostilities in the 1960s. After Stalin was no longer Soviet leader, the Soviet socialists placed nuclear warhead missiles in Cuba aimed at the United States. Once JFK was notified, JFK organized the FBI to fight against Cuba. The operation was known as the Bay of Pigs invasion that looked to remove the missiles. JFK looked to remove the missiles from being a threat, yet did not have the full cooperation of the FBI.

The Bay of Pigs invasion was described as a failure and blamed on JFK's young age and supposed inexperience. The reality was that the FBI also decided to stand down and not fight against the socialists in Cuba. Similar to the times JFK had to use the marshals and national guard instead of the FBI against racist socialists when fighting for civil rights, the FBI had decided to stand down against socialism in Cuba. Despite being blamed for the Bay of Pigs invasion, JFK kept fighting tyranny and never gave up. While being opposed by bureaucrats at different times concerning legislation, fighting poverty, fighting racism, fighting communism, and even getting the FBI to fight organized crime (prior to going after organized crime the FBI only went after bootlegged movies and clandestine boxing fights), JFK did not falter. JFK was appreciated by the working class but despised by envious socialist bureaucrats.

JFK Fought Against Segregation

"There seemed no escape from crisis in the spring of 1963. George Wallace had won election as governor of Alabama the previous year, vowing to defend segregation by standing "in the schoolhouse door". When two African American students arrived on the University of Alabama campus on June 11 with a federal court order requiring their admittance, there he stood, blocking the entrance. He yielded to superior force later in the day after the president nationalized the Alabama national guard."- (page 89)

The civil rights movement was opposed by racist socialists who did not want African Americans and minorities to obtain basic rights guaranteed by the Constitution and Bill of Rights. We learn that African Americans and minorities were seen as individuals who were not supposed to receive an education being kept semiliterate so that they would remain working in jobs where pay was cheap in labor fields and also not work at white collar jobs. JFK fought against segregation and racism in the United States allowing students to go to university when racist governors attempted to prevent them from entering into the classroom. JFK allowed a student in Mississippi to be enrolled and attend classes when the racist governor attempted to place obstacles and opposition based on envy and hate. Idolatrous socialists are envious and racist regardless of what race or ethnicity they are (there are racist idolators/socialists that are White, African American, Asian, and Latin American including Mexican American. This is because they practice idolatry and not because of the race and ethnicity. There are also righteous individuals from all races and ethnicities.)  JFK mobilized the marshals and army to allow the student to go to school. The student was able to go to school and attain a university education.

"On June 19, 1963, Kennedy sent Congress a civil rights bill embodying most of the movement's urgent demands. The best efforts of the Justice Department having failed to enfranchise African Americans in the Deep South, Kennedy's bill further strengthened voting rights laws. African Americans in Birmingham had marched by the thousands to petition for equal treatment in public places; the president's bill outlawed discrimination in such places of public accomodation as hotels, motels, movie theaters, sports arenas, retail stores, gas stations, restaurants, and lunch counters."

In another instance, the governor from Alabama attempted to prevent two African American students from going to school. JFK again sent the Alabama national guard, and the students were able to go to school. JFK decided to stand with the civil rights movement instead of being a part of racism and envy. JFK would be able to make a bill that desegregated public places while also fighting against segregation in the universities. It was noted that JFK had won eleven million Republican voters from Nixon and only lost six and a half million Democrats of which four million Democrats left because of his civil rights stance. JFK was going to win the 1964 presidential re-election (page 93). JFK began to tour Texas to prepare to campaign for re-election in 1963.

"But 63 percent of the American people backed his civil rights bill and 60 percent continued to approve his conduct of the presidency."- (page 63)

The Assassination of JFK

JFK was assassinated because he was going to win the 1964 re-election while fighting poverty, corruption, socialism, racism, and wanting to go to space. It was noted by pollsters that JFK was going to win re-election in 1964 after passing his Equal Opportunity in Employment Law that also ended segregation. JFK was able to lead the United States by choosing to fight racism. JFK was a devout Catholic who was righteous and fought against tyranny and evil. While probably being intimidated by Hoover and his FBI associates, JFK was able to lead the country far from racism into desegregation, justice, and equality. JFK decided to fight against evil despite the intimidation and envy. 

JFK was going to visit Texas in a motorcade when he was shot by an idolatrous socialist using a sniper rifle. JFK was told days before, that there may be threats against him, and JFK did not fear. JFK was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald who was a known socialist. A day after Lee Harvey Oswald had killed JFK, Lee Harvey Oswald was also shot and killed describing how socialism does not help anyone. Instead of being given a vacation or a reward, Lee Harvey Oswald was shot by, most likely, another idolatrous socialist. This was to prevent Lee Harvey Oswald from speaking the truth and telling others who sent him to murder JFK. JFK probably had a lot of enemies since he chose to be distinct and different by fighting for civil rights instead of standing down. JFK similar to MLK may have been hated and envied by Hoover, Sullivan, and the FBI, socialists, communists, idolators, monopoly "capitalists", and racists who opposed the civil rights movement in the 1960s. Racism was business as usual for the socialists also seen in the Soviet Union where a caste system benefits the few at the expense of the majority. JFK gave us hope to know that despite opposition, being righteous is preferred. The civil rights movement would be a success and the Soviet Union would collapse in the 1990s with Reagen, Pope John Paul II, and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn speaking truth and fighting for righteousness. (Despite the times that we live, we can keep persevering obeying the commandments of Moses and preaching King Jesus Christ. We can persevere preaching truth and not believe the temporary lies of the snake that wants individuals to fight with each other over ethnicity, social class, age, gender, and even over sports teams.)

The Physicians Who Counseled Patients on Dieting and Exercise in the 2010s and Were Removed

The Physicians Who Counseled Patients on Dieting and Exercise in the 2010s and Were Removed

In the 2010s, there were a few stories of physicians who had counseled patients on the need to eat healthy diets and exercise instead of prescribing pharmaceutical medications. The physicians were noted to focus on preventitive medicine in their clinical private practice instead of primarily prescribing pharmaceutical medications.

There were a few stories that described that because the physicians were choosing to educate their patients on preventitive care instead of choosing to heavily suggest prescribed medication, the preventitive care physicians supposedly committed self-harm yet were industrious and cared about their patients.

This was described in the 2010s when pharmaceutical companies not only were trying to keep increasing the number of prescriptions prescribed but also attempting to remove opposition to the prescribing of pharmaceutical medications and oppose preventitive medicine in private practice of physicians. The physicians most likely did not commit self harm and were actually envied.

It is quite possible that because the physicians were not prescribing statins and newer, expensive, and less efficient medication that has been shown to actually increase side effects and adverse effects (such as Vioxx, Celebrex, Fosamax, and Actonel,), they were envied and persecuted. There were a few cases that described that the physicians were choosing to offer preventitive medicine counseling that has shown to improve people's health instead of prescribing newer and significantly expensive medication that has shown to cause sgnificant side effects. (We can persevere eating a healthy diet and exercising while avoiding false prophets and bureaucrats who envy industrious and righteous individuals. We can also deny covid experimental "vaccines". At least we know the times we are living in. )

The Scientists Whose Plane Fell and Had Developed a Treatment Against a Type of Cancer

 The Scientists Whose Plane Fell and Had Developed a Treatment Against a Type of Cancer in the 1970s or 1980s

There was a story of a group of scientists that had supposedly found a cure for cancer. (I think that it may have been for a type of cancer and not cancer in general because there are different types of cancer.) The scientists had worked on a treatment or medication that would help treat a type of cancer. After working on a treatment, they made a medication or treatment that supposedly cured a type of cancer.

The scientists were then invited to a conference to present their findings. I do not recall if it was after the conference or before traveling to the conference that the scientist's plane in which they were traveling fell and plummeted. The scientists did not survive the plane crash and died in the supposed accident.

I do not recall if this was in the 1970s or 1980s that the plane crash happened. The scientists had created an amazing treatment against a type of cancer and most likely were envied by some socialists in the medical community. The scientists were probably industrious and efficient and instead of being rewarded and appreciated, were probably envied.

There are theories that state that the CIA was responsible for the plane accident. This would not be a surprise because we already read about how MLK and JFK were envied by the FBI and socialist racists. The FDA has also denied an amazing new drug (that treated muscular dystrophy or myasthenia gravis) that passed all medical stages of testing only to be denied without any reasonable explanation. 

Motivational Quotes, Encouragement, and Practicing Gratitude

 Motivational Quotes, Encouragement, and Practicing Gratitude

Developing Self-Discipline

"Habits that took years to build do not take a day to change."

Developing perseverence and self-discipline allows us to be persistent and positive. Positive habits prevents us from having vices. Being diligent and self-disciplined allows us to be industrious. We can use our time for good and not waste it by being slothful and lazy.

The Importance of True Happiness

"Remember, you can not hold happiness in your fist. You can only hold happiness in your hand."

There is a quote that reminds us that true happiness happens when we decide to be grateful and authentic instead of resentful and envious. True happiness happens when we dedicate ourselves to something greater than ourselves describing the worship of GOD Almighty. We begin to appreciate the good things that we have instead of envying and coveting other people. True happiness is not fake nor coersed and instead is real and natural. It is not found in materialism, socialism, nor idolatry. 

On Genuineness and Authenticity

"Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are."- Kurt Kobain

While not agreeing with the rock and roll lifestyle, Kurt Kobain described the importance of uniqueness and individuality in this quote. GOD Almighty created 8.2 billion people on the earth and each person is distinct and unique. Instead of fighting and envying over our differences, we can be grateful for being distinct and unique. We can also live in serenity with one another instead of hating and being in conflict for no reason. We do not have to compare ourselves to anyone because we are each distinct. (We also do not have to compare ourselves in comparitive social media based on false metrics and consumerism.)

Choosing Righteousness and Avoiding Wickedness (Idolatry)

"We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light."- Plato

We can persevere deciding to be ethical and moral while denying iniquity and envy. We can choose to doubt the lies of sin and choose to speak truth. We can choose to be brave and good instead of evil and foolish. We can outgrow our fears and choose to be brave instead of being envious cowards who practice hypocrisy and deceit.

Persevering With Genuine Empathy and No Hypocrisy

"The unexamined life is not worth living."-Socrates

We learn that we are meant to improve and keep getting better each day. Each day is a day to learn something new and also be grateful for learning positive life lessons. We are not meant to live a stagnated life hating and envying others.

The Importance of Humbleness and Industriousness 

"Work Hard and Stay Humble"

Being industrious allows us to be motivated and know that we have eternal meaning and purpose in the worship of GOD Almighty. Even with the covid "pandemic" preventing people from working and going to school (based on the need to get an experimental "vaccine"), preaching allows us to stay motivated and industrious speaking truth and writing for the worship of GOD Almighty. Humbleness prevents us from believing the deceit of the snake that wants individuals to be arrogant and envious of others without reason. Industriousness and being humble prevents us from practicing sin and idolatry.

Expressing Gratitude Each Day

Each day we can remind ourselves of the positive and good things that we have. Having gratitude prevents ingratitude from leading to the practice of sin and idolatry.

1. Being able to read and be self-didactic despite opposition against people to be in school and have employment from the stingy, avaricious, and idolatrous socialists. There is a statistic that states that if you are able to read, you should be grateful because about 3 billion people in the world do not know how to read (this statistic was seen in the 2010s despite the advances of technology and supposed improvements in the world).

2. Not being covid "vaccinated"

3. Getting adequate exercise each day

4. Having a nutritious diet

5. Not practicing idol worship 

Persevering Without Resentments and Envy

“When people throw you stones, it is because you are a good tree full of fruits. They see a lot of harvest in you. Do not go down to their level by throwing them back the stones, but throw them your fruits so the seeds of yourself may inspire them to change their ways.”- positive quotes

This quote describes the need to not have resentments and to avoid negative emotions. We have all been reviled, envied, and hated at one point or another for no reason (most likely by idolators). Instead of harboring resentments of the past, we can persevere removing hate, anger, resentments, and bitterness and instead persevere with gladness, gratitude, resiliency, and serenity. This wisdom allows us to remove the burden that is negativity, envy, bitterness, and hate. We can also avoid the practice of idolatry, false prophets, and idolators.

Persevering With Self-Confidence

"Do not be so hard on yourself."

When we practice empathy, we also have to learn to take care of ourselves. We can learn to block out and remove non-constructive criticism and envy that is not needed from narcissists and idolators that have nothing good to offer and only offer lies and negative emotions. Practicing empathy does not mean that we have to listen to discouragements, revilings, and insults. We can choose to avoid narcissists and idolators who want others to be negative and bitter like they are.

Learning to Persevere With Self-Confidence Despite Envy and Discouragements from Idolators

"Not everyone has to like me. I can not force you to have good taste."

When we grow up and mature, we learn that not everyone has to like us, yet we can refuse to be disrespected by idolators who envy. There are idolators who envy and hate everything that is amazing and good. We have seen how idolators and socialists hate and envy amazing individuals from sport athletes like Pele with multiple world cup wins to amazing physicians who cared about their patients like Viktor E. Frankl and the psychiatrist who was dismissed for providing amazing care. We can persevere knowing that while there is envy due to the times that we live in, we can be far apart from slimy, backstabbing, socialist snakes. We can avoid such people who envy because we do not need the negative emotions nor the discouragements of lying hypocrites. 

Persevering Despite Persecution and Envy from Socialists

“One reason that GOD allows individuals to come against you is so that they can see, that even when they give you their worst, GOD still gives you His best.”

We learn from the Sacred Scriptures that impressive and amazing individuals were hated and envied by idolators. We learn to persevere knowing that these times are not so great and that despite the envy, we can persevere worshiping King Jesus Christ. We learn that envy has existed for a long time (about 5,992 or 5,993 years or so that earth has existed) and know that these are not the best of times because there is still envy. Despite not living in the best of times, we can acknowledge the things that we can not do in Shabbath Millennium. We learn that righteous individuals persevered despite envy from the snake and were able to persist to eternal salvation. We learn that despite envy, Paul persevered preaching and obtained eternal salvation despite hindrances, discouragements, and revilings from idolators. We learn that the story of Paul is impressive.

Persevering With Genuine Empathy

“GOD Almighty tells us in Scripture that we are unique. GOD Almighty describes that we are created in the image of GOD Almighty. GOD Almighty tells us that we do not have to compare ourselves to anyone because we are each different, distinct, unique, and incomparable.” (quote from a graphic and still trying to find the source)

We can go to Scripture each day to remind ourselves of the truth. When the opposition tries to discourage, we can persevere reminding ourselves of the truth in Scripture that calls us unique, distinct, important, and cherished by GOD Almighty. If you were slandered, insulted, or envied in the past because of being a Christian, know that it has nothing to do with you. The envy is because the idolators hate everything that is good and amazing. We can remind ourselves of amazing stories of amazing individuals that were not enough for the idolators. We know that Moses was not good enough for the wicked individuals of Korah's rebellion even though he had divided the Red Sea, made water flow from a rock, made bread from heaven, defeated five idolatrous nations, and still taught wisdom. The idolators wanted to go back to Egypt. The midwives Shiprah and Puah did not listen to Pharaoh and decided to guard the children from the envy of Pharaoh. Shiprah was told to sin, and instead decided to trust in GOD Almighty guarding the children. Shiprah obeyed GOD Almighty and was favored instead of listening to the envy of Pharaoh. We know that David was discouraged by his own brothers for having bravery in wanting to fight Goliath and then being envied by Saul for destroying the giant that no one wanted to fight. Paul was supposedly “unimpressive” to the false apostles who wanted to discourage his ministry, and yet he preached despite Pharisees trying to slander him, oppose him, and hinder him from preaching. Paul endured discouragements from Pharisees, false apostles, adultress, and idolators and yet accomplished his purpose of preaching King Jesus Christ Eternal LORD and Savior. You do not have to listen to the lies of the snake that hates how individuals are unique and distinct in the worship of GOD Almighty. You are supposed to listen to the GOD of gods, GOD Almighty.

"In case no one told you today…

You are beautiful. You are loved. You are needed. You are alive for a reason. You are stronger than you think. You are going to get through this. I am glad you are alive. And do not ever give up." (quote from dailyhealthpost)

While we may not be living in the best of times, we need to keep reminding ourselves of the good things of life. We can always go to Scripture to find encouragement and motivation. We can go to prayer to ask GOD Almighty to help us persevere with perseverance and motivation. We can also see positive messages that remind us that we are cared for and cherished by our Creator. We can also avoid discouraging and envious false information of post-modernism (we do not have to believe the temporary lies of the snake that looks to discourage individuals from having empathy and happiness). We are reminded to keep being positive despite the not so good times that we are living in. This is to remind ourselves that we can persevere with courage and motivation knowing that we are meant to live in Shabbath Millennium for a Thousand Years and for all eternity in New Jerusalem. 

“At some point everyone must decide if they are a creator or a critic, a person who loves or a person who hates, a person who gives or a person who takes.” (quote from positivesoup)

We can learn in life that there are only two paths. We learn that we can choose the path of life creating, practicing generosity, genuine empathy, and giving instead of envying, hating without reason, and being narcissistic and selfish. 

Helping People + Talent = Purpose

We learn from the Sacred Scriptures that we are supposed to love GOD Almighty above everything and respect humanity. This wisdom allows us to have purpose and meaning. We learn that we are supposed to worship GOD Almighty with our resources, talents, virtues, and time. We are also supposed to care about humanity and not hate others. We learn about this in the Parable of the Sower and the Parable of the Talents.

Psychologists Have Described the Importance of Wisdom

“The development of this mature form of intelligence [wisdom] is brought about through a set of favorable life influences, including a willingness to learn from experience, interest in the well being of others, training, and mentoring by others.” (page 188 Health Development and Aging from Susan Krauss Whitbourne)

Psychologists have attempted to describe the importance of wisdom. From Scripture, we learn that obeying the commandments of Moses is the beginning of wisdom and the practice of sound judgment. This means that we can make good decisions when we decide to worship GOD Almighty above everything. We learn that psychologists have shown that wisdom is being mature and making sound decisions. Psychologists have described that individuals that choose to listen to and accept constructive criticism or reproof are able to be wise. Psychologists have shown that learning from experience is also important in developing wisdom. This describes that we are supposed to learn life lessons from experiences in life. We learn that we are able to learn lessons from life that prevent us from having ingratitude and envy. We are supposed to also care about others and practice empathy. We are supposed to accept reproof and also instruct wisdom that we may have to others so that they do not practice envy and hate. According to psychologists, wisdom is developed by having empathy and also learning from experiences and reproof. We can choose wisdom instead of envy and irresponsibility

"Humble enough to know that I am not better than anyone, yet wise enough to know that I am different from the rest." (quote from Bruce Lee)

We learn that humility is an important virtue to develop in this life. While in post-modern society, there have been lies told about the need to be arrogant and vain, humility and authenticity are qualities that shine. We learn that Bruce Lee described the importance of humility and authenticity. Humility and authenticity help us persevere with gratitude and happiness.

"Trials are mandatory but misery is optional."

We learn that in life there is persecution, trials, and tribulations, yet we know that we can persevere with happiness instead of discouragement. We learn that despite the discouragements of the snake, we can persevere worshiping GOD Almighty and forsaking idolatry that tries to lead to misery, envy, and coveting.

"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious." (quote from Albert Einstein)

Albert Einstein was another individual who was humble and described the importance of humility. Albert Einstein described that he had no special talent while being gifted in science. Albert Einstein described that he was curious about learning and that was the reason he excelled at science. We can learn to be self-didactic and keep learning so that we can distinguish true science from pseudo-science.

Avoiding Narcissists and Fighting Narcissism

“People motivate you or they drain you. Choose them wisely.”

This saying states that there are only two kinds of people. There are people that are good, righteous, helpful, and motivate us, and there are also those that are evil, negative, treacherous, and do not motivate us. We can choose to persevere practicing genuine empathy being good instead of deceitful and envious. We can also choose to be far apart from negative narcissists who hate others for no reason. There are negative individuals who actually want others to be angry, hate, and be envious and covetous. We know that those negative emotions drain individuals instead of helping them persevere with positive emotions and gratitude. I have persevered even after having “frienemies” (frienemies are worst than enemies because they are false, pretend to care about you, while they actually hate you. False friends that actually want to know how you are doing so that they can compare themselves and envy even more), yet GOD Almighty has allowed me to be far apart from those types of individuals. Someone who cares about you does not revile you, slander you, or insult you. Someone who genuinely cares about you wants to help and motivate you to be a better person instead of trying to diminish, hurt, and envy you. In these times, we must be careful because there are false prophets that are malignant narcissists that only want to lead to sin, idolatry, and destruction. We can choose to remove such people from our lives. When we do this, we actually feel better without the negativity and the negative emotions that they try to cause. People either motivate you or they drain you. 

“What they hate is their own lack of self-control, so they try to control you. What they despise is your strength. What they hold in utmost contempt is your refusal to be controlled and to accept their lie that it is your fault.” (quote from simplereminders.com (Checked out the site and it seems to no longer be about fighting narcissism and instead is pro-socialism.)

When we persevere in the worship of GOD Almighty, there may be narcissists who attempt to discourage, envy, and oppose the preaching of truth. Prior to preaching, I also dealt with narcissists who attempted to discourage and demotivate me for no reason other than envy. We can learn to be far apart from narcissists who want to discourage others and hate that other individuals can improve and grow in virtues. Narcissists are false and flatter with their mouth while they also envy and hate. These individuals flatter and also revile and hate for no reason. This is because sin leads to stagnation and bitterness. We can separate ourselves from individuals that attempt to discourage us. Instead, we prosper by preaching truth and helping others escape the captivity and darkness that exists in idol worship and sin. (There are also malignant narcissists (false prophets) who do not want to know anything about truth and King Jesus Christ, so we must avoid malignant narcissists who envy for the sake of envying.)

The Ten Truths About Narcissism

1. They know what they are doing.
2. They know they are hurting you.
3. They are doing it on purpose.
4. They can control it (narcissism), just as they do when they are trying to impress someone.
5. They could stop if they wanted to.
6. They do not love you even if they say they do.
7. They are not capable of empathy, compassion, or remorse.
8. You can not change them.
9. They are only capable of manipulation and control.
10. They will not apologize. (quote from a graphic from barbedwire.narcissism from a facebook group. I have not been on facebook for over 9 years and have not checked the source, yet the quote speaks truth about narcissism and narcissists. I have not been on facebook in over 9 years because of psychologist studies that have proven that comparing oneself to others by going to comparitive social media causes decreases of self-esteem, envy, and resentments. Since leaving facebook for 9 years, I feel much better not having to compare myself to anyone knowing that GOD Almighty calls me unique and cared for.)

We can persevere without practicing narcissism and also avoiding false prophets who are narcissists. We can persevere practicing genuine empathy so that we do not practice hate and lust. Narcissism attempts to lead individuals to selfishness and envy that attempts to prevent individuals from having genuine empathy and gratitude. It is most likely that narcissists practice idol worship and explains why they can not practice genuine empathy nor care for others. We can learn to distinguish truth from temporary lies and persevere far apart from known narcissists. The gangstalkers are essentially narcissists and may include individuals from the past who can not get over past resentments. We can acknowledge the need to remove negative emotions and not hate because that is the intention of gangstalking. We can hate evil and that is wisdom. We can persevere being far apart from such individuals that have envy and bitterness due to the practice of idolatry.