Rudyard Kipling's Words of Wisdom

Applying them and Critical Thinking to US Current Events.

Sometimes when we are in the middle of things — whether in our personal life or on a national basis — we often lose sight about what is going on. The solution is almost always to step back to see things in perspective, and then apply Critical Thinking.

Give Sidney Powell (at Defending The Republic) props for doing both by creating a video that combines a famous Rudyard Kipling poem (narrated by Michael Caine), with current events: click on the video below, or go here.

In our understandably unbridled optimism for the upcoming years, we need to keep patience, reality, and God in mind.

There are going to be numerous bumps in the road of our recovery — and they will be wildly exaggerated by the legacy media (who have been in the pothole-creating business for some time now). As long as we don’t get side-tracked by these temporary diversions, and keep on the right path, we will be fine.

PS — I’m not sure if Trump is aware of this superior video. If you have any connections with Trump to do that, please advise.

---

Here is other information from this scientist that you might find interesting:

I am now offering incentives for you to sign up new subscribers!

I also consider reader submissions on Critical Thinking on my topics of interest.

Check out the Archives of this Critical Thinking substack.

WiseEnergy.org: discusses the Science (or lack thereof) behind our energy options.

C19Science.info: covers the lack of genuine Science behind our COVID-19 policies.

Election-Integrity.info: multiple major reports on the election integrity issue.

Media Balance Newsletter: a free, twice-a-month newsletter that covers what the mainstream media does not do, on issues from COVID to climate, elections to education, renewables to religion, etc. Here are the Newsletter’s 2024 Archives. Please send me an email to get your free copy. When emailing me, please make sure to include your full name and the state where you live. (Of course, you can cancel the Media Balance Newsletter at any time - but why would you?

Thanks for reading Critically Thinking About Select Societal Issues! Please pass a link to this article on to other associates who might benefit. They can subscribe for FREE to receive new posts (typically about once a week).