With Thanksgiving approaching, we may find ourselves reflecting on our lives and the way we choose to live.

Thanksgiving is an American holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It’s a time to express gratitude, spend time with family and friends, and enjoy a meal with the people we cherish.

The first “Thanksgiving” was celebrated in November 1621. This Thanksgiving will mark the 401st anniversary of the holiday.

The truth about Thanksgiving can actually get a little dark, if you research it in-depth, because of the gruesome history with the slaughter of Native Americans and all that…

The more you research, the more you realize that we live in a very, very, dark world.

Things are never as they seem, and as we know, American textbooks are simply American propaganda used to brainwash the minds of children and future generations.

Imagine what they will be writing in textbooks in 50 years…(If America is still a country).

Think about what they will be preaching about the “pandemic,” elections, the media, and everything in between.

Anyways… onto a more positive subject.

10 Things Americans Take For Granted

Gratitude is the key to happiness.

1. Running water

There are people in this world who do not have access to water. They have to walk to wells and carry them back to their homes just to take a shower and clean themselves, cook, and stay hydrated.

What a blessing it is to have water. If only we could get the fluoride out 😉

2. The Internet

The internet is a blessing and a curse. If you apply yourself, you can learn anything you put your mind to. We are very fortunate to have access to the internet.

Seek and you shall find…

3. Electricity

Could you imagine life without electricity?

It would probably be a lot cheaper but a lot harder to do things. We depend on electricity for basically everything. I don’t think modern-day society would know how to function without electricity.

Some people wouldn’t even be able to drive their cars! Imagine if the power grid goes out… 

4. Their Family

Our families are seriously the most important thing in the world. If you are blessed enough to have one, don’t leave them.

Having a family is actually kind of rebellious nowadays. It’s pretty sad.

We know the family unit is actively being destroyed by various forces…

In fact, 38% of kids in U.S.-born families live in single-parent households. That’s about 4 in 10 children.

5. Health

According to the CDC, over 70% of Americans are overweight. By 2030, 60% of Americans will be obese.

Big Pharma isn’t mad. The healthcare industry isn’t mad. Big Food isn’t mad. But we certainly are getting sicker and sicker as a collective – physically, mentally, and emotionally.

In fact, 60% of Americans have at least one chronic illness. A solid 40% of Americans have at least two chronic illnesses.

Our health is the most important thing we have.

6. The Right to an Education

Not everyone has the blessing to be able to receive an education.

While it might not be to one’s standards of satisfaction, it’s better than nothing.

7. Safety

Our safety is so important. Having the ability to live peacefully and safely allows us to enjoy our lives and focus on improving.

8. Freedom of Speech

The United States of America was established on certain principles and freedoms. Freedom of speech is one of our rights as American citizens.

Unfortunately, as we have witnessed, there are forces from within that are actively working to prohibit our freedom of speech via “cancel culture,” a social credit score, and other sinister ways.

This is not the time to be silent, passive, or afraid. Be courageous, outspoken, and truthful. Our liberties depend on it.

9. Opportunity

The United States is the place to be for entrepreneurs.

This country was founded on capitalism and thrives as a result of this system.

10. Peace

Our peace is most definitely something we have taken for granted. Look around the world and you will see unrest.

Pray for peace.

Say no to war.

If you’re in the military, you should revolt against the evil people who are forcing us to go to war.

Don’t fight good human beings, fight the controllers.

Fight the ones who sent YOU to DIE. 

Good people want peace.

We the people must stay united and remember the common enemy is not our neighbors but our controllers.