Should old acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
And long, long ago.
Chorus
And for long, long ago, my dear
For long, long ago,
We'll take a cup of kindness yet,
For long, long ago
And surely youll buy your pint-jug!
And surely I'll buy mine!
And we'll take a cup of kindness yet,
For long, long ago.
Chorus
We two have run about the hills
And pulled the daisies fine;
But we've wandered manys the weary foot
Since long, long ago.
Chorus
We two have paddled in the stream,
From morning sun till dine;
But seas between us broad have roared
Since long, long ago.
Chorus
And there's a hand, my trusty friend!
And give us a hand of yours!
And we'll take a deep draught of good-will
For long, long ago.
Chorus

On May 12, 2022, Nigerian Christian Deborah Emmanuel Yakubu was fatally beaten and burned to death. Reportedly a Muslim man admitted that they killed Ms Deborah because she blasphemed Mohammad and Islam which is punishable by death under Islamic law. According to global persecution watchdog International Christian Concern (ICC) ​Bello Yabo has called on Muslims to kill anyone who "insults the prophet," 

Farmers War of Food Security Threat in 2023 here]
12-27-22, DailyMail -- Stephanie Nash, Tennessee agricultural advocate and fourth-generation dairy farmer has warned that America's food insecurity crisis may be worse in the 2023 new year amid expansive droughts, supply chain shortages and high interest rates.   'I definitely think we have a food security threat. 'I believe 2023 is going to be rough,' she added. 'Worse than this year.'

The central bank's lending rate ranges from 4 to 4.5 percent — its highest in 15 years. The interest rates for farm equipment machinery are up even higher, ... at John Deere were up 7.65 percent from last year, 7.8 percent at CNH Industrial, 8.14 percent at AGCO and 8.24 percent at Ag Direct. [..] One-third of farmers reported destroying or removing orchard trees and other multi-year crops, up from 17 percent the year before, while 2/3 of reported selling off portions of their herd or flock. In Texas Herds were down 50% & New Mexico and Oregon, herds were down 440+%...

​12-17-22, Henry Kissinger, Spectator* -- [..] In August 1916, after two years of war and millions in casualties, the principal combatants in the West (Britain, France and Germany) began to explore prospects for ending the carnage. [..] Col Edward House, President Woodrow Wilson’s personal emissary of the USA revealed that a peace based on the modified status quo ante was within reach. However, Wilson delayed until after the presidential election in November. However, by then the British Somme and the German Verdun offensives had added another two million casualties. The Great War went on for two more years and claimed millions more victims.
 
Does today’s world find itself at a comparable turning point in Ukraine as winter imposes a pause on large-scale military operations there? For the first time in history, Ukraine has become a major state in Central Europe.  [..] This process has mooted the original issues regarding Ukraine’s membership in NATO [and citizen abuses in the Donbas – Ed. (1)].
 
Ukraine’s army is equipped mostly by the USA and some allies. A peace process should link Ukraine to NATO, however expressed.  [..] The goal of a peace process would be twofold:
1.             to confirm the freedom of Ukraine [and Russians in Ukraine- Ed.]
2.           define a new international structure

For some, the preferred outcome is a Russia rendered impotent by the war. I disagree. For all its propensity to violence, Russia has made decisive contributions to the global equilibrium and to the balance of power for over half a millennium. Its historical role should not be degraded.
Russia’s military setbacks have not eliminated its global nuclear reach, enabling it to threaten escalation in Ukraine. Even if this capability is diminished, the dissolution of Russia or destroying its ability for strategic policy could turn its territory encompassing eleven time zones into a contested vacuum. Its competing societies might decide to settle their disputes by violence and other countries might seek to expand their claims by force. All these dangers would be compounded by the presence of thousands of nuclear weapons which make Russia one of the world’s two largest nuclear powers.
 
As world leaders strive to end the war … they should reflect on the impact of long-term strategy of incipient high–technology and artificial intelligence. Autonomous weapons (2) already exist, capable of defining, assessing and targeting their own perceived threats and thus in a position to start their own war. Once the line into this realm is crossed and hi-tech becomes standard weaponry – and computers become the principal executors of strategy – the world will find itself in a condition for which as yet it has no established concept:

What Is The Second Amendment And How Is It Defined
The Second Amendment granted citizens the right and ability to defend themselves and their property.  [..] the purpose for the Second Amendment is as valid today as when written. ​

3-30-22, GlobalResearch— On March 10, 2022 Liberty Counsel, the law firm representing thirty members of the military who are fighting the military vaccine mandate, returned to federal court to defend the preliminary injunction that Judge Steven Merryday granted two military plaintiffs allowing them to skirt the military vaccine mandate. The Dept of Defense (DoD) asked Merryday to set aside the injunction while the case was on appeal. Dr. Theresa Long, a medical officer with the US military testified in court that she was ordered by a superior to suppress Covid-19 vaccine injuries following the Biden regime’s mandate. ​

The DoD downplayed Dr. Long’s conclusions, saying the increase in vaccine injuries was caused by a “glitch in the database.” 
Per DailyExpose: During the all-day hearing, Liberty Counsel presented compelling testimony from the Navy Commander of a surface warship and three military flight surgeons, Lt. Col. Peter Chambers, Lt. Col. Teresa Long and Col. (Ret.) Stewart Tankersley, M.D. In contrast, the DOD declined to present witnesses…
More here: https://lc.org/newsroom/details/031122-dramatic-testimony-on-military-shot-mandate-case

​How Much Money Has the USA Given to Ukraine?
12-22-22, LeeDaily -- The estimat is $91 billion for U.S. engagement in Ukraine. The European Union's member states and institutions have given Ukraine $30.45 billion. [..] All parties involved in the Ukraine conflict concur that what's taking place is a proxy war between ...

...  the United States and Russia rather than just a dispute over some border areas in Ukraine. Americans are being asked to pay for an enormous transfer of wealth and armaments to a nation that the majority couldn’t even identify on a map. [..]
Click here to learn about Russia Ukraine War.