PORT WENTWORTH, Ga. To pray or not to pray. That's the dilemma that has senior citizens upset in the small Georgia town of Port Wentworth near Savannah. The organization that provides meals at a senior citizens center has told the elderly citizens who visit the center it would violate federal rules for them to pray out loud before meals. Instead they have been asked to observe a moment of silence. And with that, the accelerating downfall of the United States continues. To quote Christ from the cross on Calvary, “Father forgive them for they know not what they do.” I remember when I was a child, Sunday dinner around the table at my Papaw & Nannie’s house. My Papaw bowing his saintly head, and asking the Lord’s blessing on the meal and the coming week. What a precious memory that is for me. Now, each night around our supper table, Grace Marie has us all make our prayer hands, and lower our heads as she so sweetly says, “Thank you for the world so sweet, thank you for the food we eat, thank you for the birds that sing. Thank you God for everything. Amen” And the table responds with an Amen of our own. God knows, we’re trying to raise that little girl in a right and righteous manner. We’re trying to instill in her precious life the three cornerstones that I’ve said so many times have slowly, but with specific intent crumbled beneath our feet. “Fear of God, Love of Country, and Respect for Authority.” Our foundation is being taken by those sitting in the very seats of power that were occupied by elected American leaders for two and a quarter centuries prior to this most horrible of all administrations. You don’t agree? Well, consider that a rest home, providing final comfort for some of our elderly, feels they must not allow prayers to be spoken aloud for fear of losing federal funding for the meals meant to nourish the aging bodies & souls of the very people that brought us into this world as (thanks be to God) American children in the first place. We must find the courage to face our government that’s allegedly “of the people”, and say, my grandpa has always asked for God’s blessings for his meals, and he has the Constitutional right in the very face of government tyranny to continue to do so. These old Americans and those like them have lived good patriotic lives, and have paid a price for their descendents to enjoy a life of freedom from government oppression. Now the country they fought for and many of their friends died for will not be allowed, at least in my lifetime, to take away anyone’s right to pray, whenever & wherever they choose to. I challenge this current, socialist leaning administration. Does the Emperor, and his un-American minions have the courage to hold a national referendum that simply asks, “Should we not allow God to be consulted, and asked for guidance and protection from evil and temptation as we attempt to right this sinking ship of state, and calm the stormy waters we’ve been lead blindly into”? Then have the sense of obligation to follow the will of Americans with the results of that referendum in the national record. You old folks continue to pray as you see fit before your government sponsored meals. Those meals are not charity. They’re not a gift. They are precious little payment for a job well done, and a life well lived. With this attitude from the vigilant patriots among us, I don’t think the Emperor can ignore the magnitude of the revolt that will be generated if the government we’ve all supported with our tax dollars ceases to subsidize those meals simply because someone asked the good Lord’s blessings. We spent billions to rebuild Haiti, and decided to not fly Old Glory there. Foreign Aid goes unimpeded to nations that hate us and feel for America nothing but contempt. We’ll, keep feeding these old folks remembering that the November election is coming as certainly as the eventual rapture of us all. The next American Revolution will be fought at the ballot box. Grandpa, you have yourself an extra dessert if you’d like to. We got your back.