The World According To Us

In this concluding segment I give my final thoughts on what should happen in this case and how police reform is so desperately needed. These are the last days but God is great and is in control. Our hope and faith is in the most high God and not man.

In this episode, I break down my initial reaction to seeing the now viral video of William McNeil Jr's arrest at the hands of the Jacksonville Sheriff's office. The video shows a brief standoff for a traffic stop allegedly about Mr. McNeil's headlights not being turned on. What follows is escalation to several uses of force that showcase police brutality. Buckle Up!

In this last segment I conclude with my initial thoughts on this triggering subject of overhauling social welfare programs like EBT and Section 8. I also speak to going back to learning basic survival skills as far as how to shop and how to cook. Home economics is a skill that isn't taught in today's world and has many of the younger generations at a loss for how to deal with making due with less.

In this segment I continue my initial thoughts and reactions to watching some of the examples as to why these social programs are being targeted for overhaul or cuts by the Trump administration. Buckle Up! Trigger warning!

In this episode I give my initial thoughts on the president Trump initiative to cut EBT, Section 8 etc. Buckle Up! I'm sure many will get triggered. Hit dogs will holler.

In this concluding segment I shift the focus from world events to what is most important and that is that our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ is coming back soon. Gravitate towards this truth or don't. He's coming back either way.

Intermission....

Buckle up! In this episode I go in on what I observe going on with these Mexican protests over Americans in Mexico. Some may get triggered and that's ok.

In this episode I give my initial thoughts and reactions to the ongoing Mexican protests in Mexico City against Americans. Buckle up!

In this episode I discuss the all to familiar case of an innocent "Black" man in one Vincent Simmons who was wrongfully convicted of a crime he didn't commit and sentenced to essentially life in prison at the age of 25 only to be exonerated 44 years later and released from prison with zero compensation. His reaction to regaining his freedom at the age of 70 and my thoughts on what should happen to those who falsely accuse innocent people of crimes and it later is found out that they lied. Buckle Up!