Fred, you told me the world would get this bad if Trump was president Again!

I said, "Yes. Unfortunately I was right."

This was my wife saying this to me tonight.

Yes. And as long as Trump is president it's going to get a whole lot worse than this. How much of Trump can the world stand without millions of people starving to death from no food or oil?

I think we are already there. I was looking at a picture of Trump in his Oval Office today on CNN that they were showing. A man had collapsed in the Oval office and Trump is just staring forward because he has no empathy for anyone. If it isn't about him it doesn't matter. So, someone could die in his oval office and he wouldn't lift a finger to save them just like in this now famous picture of him.

And as long as Trump is in office more and more people will die for no reason at all. This needs to be expected now more than anything else.

If a train is coming at you on the tracks the best thing to do is to get off the tracks if you can. Trump is this train and millions of people are on the tracks in places like Ukraine, Iran and Lebanon and Gaza is pretty much completely gone from Netanyahu too.

So, where do we go from here?

As long as Trump is president it's going to get worse and worse. Just open your eyes and watch. This is the problem with Trump. His being president harms literally every person earth and if he doesn't cause their death it might still be a close call for them all to survive Trump.

I'm not thrilled with being right as a precognitive intuitive. However, I've been right my whole life and some people have listened to me and some haven't. 

The only sense I can make of any of it is that the whole human race is being thinned out.  

Fred, isn't Medicare Amazing!

This is what my neighbor said to me who is a retired doctor. I knew what he meant. As soon as I was eligible for Medicare it saved me $1200 a month in medical insurance costs. And that is just for me, not the rest of my family. As you move from about 35 or 40 onwards health insurance (that actually takes care of you) becomes more and more expensive until I was paying $1200 a month for insurance  at age 64 that would actually be there for me and even then it was a high deductible.

Once I was on Medicare at 65 this $1200 a month went to Zero (at least on part A). You still are going to be paying nominal fees for other sections. And at least $110 a month will be deducted (or more) from your Social Security to cover Medicare (part A).

So, isn't Medicare amazing! Yes. It is if you can just survive until you are 65 years old and can be covered by Medicare.

So, when I had a burst appendix this year I wasn't financially destroyed by this like most people would be when I had to have total about 6 days in the hospital and an advanced and very technical operation including anesthesia.

So, the total amount this operation cost me likely was under 100 to 500 dollars. Yes. Medicare is really amazing if you can live long enough to be on it.(usually age 65).

Fred, the stick dude?

My older daughter and I were out on a walk in the woods with my two dogs (family dogs) today. She looked at her smartphone and said, "Hey. There's a Geocache about 1/4 mile up this trail. So, since it was up a fire road through the forest that my older dog won't get lost on I agreed. When we went there it turned out it was one she had visited before. She had decorated a 4 inch stick there with her boyfriend and had it named, "Fred, the Stick dude" probably after me. I said, "IF you made it can I keep it as a work of art?" since she is an excellent artist like my younger daughter too.

MY younger daughter just won a merit scholarship to a well known college on the west coast for her art. And one of my older daughter's majors since she is going back to college again too now is going to be in art as well. 

So, "Fred, the stick dude" will be with other of my trinkets near my altar in my bedroom now.

Go Write, Fred

From September 1998 until May 1999 both my doctors and I weren't sure I would survive the heart virus I had (mostly because they couldn't even diagnose what was wrong until I got over it) It turns out that in 1999 the only way to diagnose a heart virus was after a person had survived it or by an autopsy. So, when I couldn't breathe because of it I had to retire early at age 50 in 1998.  When I couldn't breathe (with a heart virus the heart is not beating fast or strong enough to fully oxygenate one's blood. So no matter how fast one breathes one is still going to pass out from lack of oxygen. However, if one panics from passing out one dies immediately, gone.

Luckily, I had survived whooping cough at age 2 where one has to give in to the coughing to not die from exhaustion like many children do. Also, I had been taught a disconnection meditation by the Tibetan Lamas I had studied with in the U.S. and India and Nepal. So the "Let Go and Let God" attitude that allowed me to survive whooping cough at age 2 combined with the refusal  to panic through a conscious meditation no matter what allowed me to survive. Besides, I had a two year old new daughter and I couldn't die or she wouldn't have a father. So, I just refused to die.  Once I realized in May 1999 that I was going to live I started to hear about all the people who had died that year of heart viruses and I realized just how lucky I had been to survive this illness. I guess God really wanted me to write. He had to almost kill me to get me to start publishing what I had been writing most of my life.

While I was in Stanford Medical near Stanford University in Northern California I was in a hospital pre-operation room along with all the people on guerneys who were awaiting heart operations from an angiogram to full on heart operations where one's chest is opened and valves or more are replaced. There was a feeling of resignation and fear in the room and I prayed to God and I said, "God. If I survive all this I'm going to start a Website and tell all the amazing experiences that I have had with you all my life, God". I had realized that my fear of publishing all my experiences was pretty stupid of me in the end. I realized that "What a Loss if all the suffering and amazing experiences I have had to get to know God and Angels Better in my life died with me." I realized that if I lived it was because God was saying, "Fred. Most people don't have experiences like you have had with me. Tell them about it so that they can take heart and not suffer so much." And so I started my first website in 1999 in late May and have been writing there and since 2007 here and a little more recently at my archive site at:

dragonofcompassion - Home

To go there click "dragonofcompassion-Home" above. 

My first "Free" site is no longer, and became about a $10 a month site sponsored by Yahoo in 2007 which is the "dragonofcompassion" site.  About 50% to 75% of what I had in my first site it there in the new one. And as I write blogs and short stories I put the longest ones there for safe keeping so they are easier to find over the coming years by those interested in reading them or looking at them.