Before the enormous student body at Liberty University this astute candidate for U.S. presidency hit all the right chords in his half-hour speech. Up front he admitted his difference with some of the ideology of the institution in which Jerry Falwell, Jr. is president.
Dear Ones,
Instead Bernie emphasized what he and his audience agreed on. The teaching by all the great prophets in their own holy books came to one universal principle or morality–"Do unto others what you wants others to do to do."
He went on to list many of the injustices of the United States, despite the fact that America is the most rich and powerful nation on Earth. And all these inequities centered upon the super wealthy and greed.
U.S. tax payers (way in debt) also finance the greatest amount of prisons with dark complected people the most likely to be incarcerated. He received a standing ovation from young people and faculty alike.
If he had had time I'm sure he would have addressed free education along with free health care for everyone. The clock didn't allow him to mention young people sacrificing their lives for political gain through futile child deforming chemical radioactive wars.
Bernie Sander's wisdom in my eyes sounds what America has been needed for decades, although the Obama Administration is making strides for reformation through diplomacy and sincere diplomacy. Sanders real message is what it will take to make this nation the nation it was from the beginning–a nation that helps the poor to have equal opportunity for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. When this is its theme song poverty, weakening drugs and crime will at least slow down to a roar.
Helene Smith (Mame),
founder of World Enlightened News (W.E.N.)
