Corona virus
by
Russell R Ellis
We lost our curiosity, so many had when they were born. Curiosity was given to teach us all things from the day we were born and we were also given urges to tempt the curiosity, into responding, also we were given parents to guide the curiosity, and add a little pain to teach, they mean yes or no. As we learn to walk we are taught not to climb on things. Pain became the big stick, wars are kept from happening because someone has a bigger stick that can hurt them real bad. Get burned by a cup of coffee you learn real soon not to touch it.
Something we learned right away, was how to be afraid of everything, so we could find ways to deal with it. This instinct we lost as we got spoiled, thinking we are so strong nothing can hurt us today, so the unknown hits and we are lost. Mostly because we are to lazy to look for the reason it happening, like if Trump has been keeping equipment from the emergency rooms, there has to be a reason and it can't be to help us. So investigate; but we forgot how. That was what Congress once did with all the committees we have.
I grew up on a farm long ago, when we milked a cow by hand. No machine to get it done. Dad would get us up at 4 o'clock and ma the girls, a little later. Dar would get his coffee and we wold walk into the field and get the cows, put them into the barn, and prepare them for milking. The bucket of warm soapy water a rag, to wash there tits, before you milk them. It isn't just to clean them, but the warmth causes the cow to let her milk go to her tits, like relaxing to pee. Then you get a small stool to sit on, and squeeze the tits, getting the milk out. Now, no one just goes in and starts squeezing unless they have milked before. The muscles in the hand must get strong enough and then the longer you do it the stronger you get and soon will be zoozoozoo as the milk seems to just be flowing. Now, with two cows each of you are doing it will take each of you five cows each before your done, six time for 12 cows. Then you take the milk into the house and set up the separator and separated it into cream. Your not done, you clean the poop out of the barn and take care of the other chores like feeding the chickens, pigs, and Rabbits. Now you clean your shoes, run to the house eat and get dressed for school, then a mile to get to school. You do the same thing at night.
Once you start getting a better life this is no longer important. Those old farmers would be doing just fine today, they sold ice in the summer the cut during the winter and stored in a blockhouse. They would be planning for a disaster every day and ready to meet it when it came. But a planned disaster as this is turning out to be in our Nation, is something that should have been investigated long ago, and a plan on how to handle it should have been done.
We think today we are protected by every big bun we have, we have Nukes, big tanks, jets, ad soon a star force. In South Africa, the Germans attacked with tank we could never compete with and as the got closer, a plane found there supply dump and bombed it. Soon Germans got out of there new tanks and walked back to Germany.
For some reason we thought we didn't need men in the military because we had so many big weapons out there, but for got they are all dependent on other things, take one of those thing our and your crippled. Shut down a computer system and watch things fall. Man are still the ones who fight when the big guns are gone.
Before I was born or many countries existed, we were tribes and the only way we could be safe is to have a bigger tribe the all the others, so the women were responsible for having babies, and the men protected them. Then when this wasn't enough, they made peace with other tribes and got a lot more power. They had to except each other, and doing what they did. This is how our Nation became, and expanded adding other Nations and people of all color. And we just might soon need them all again.
We best hope our military is making friends with Canada, so if those supremacists cause trouble they can get them from Canada
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