After reading Mein Kampf, a Biography &, Wall Street & The Rise of Hitler, these books have opened my eyes to not only understand the impact of one man in history but to look at our present state of society as well. Yes, history does not repeat itself, but similarities arise, and one who understands his/her history has a civil duty to speak up, perhaps not in public forums or embolden to speak up to masses as the few who are considered/ labeled conspiracist,’ ‘lunatics,’ etc., but to friends, family & call the bull💩 of individuals or administrations who comes dress as Messiah's.
History does not repeat itself, obviously, but little horns do pop up which give a familiarity to those who are initiated to history. It gives those who know their history, a courageous spirit to remain vigilant, a sense of responsibility, but above all, a reason to not close their eyes to the evil being conducted by tyrants through governments.
Another year, another moment to start with a bang. Many, like I, will set new goals to achieve in the coming new year, but often, like I perhaps become overwhelmed, get less and less motivated and forget, what was the purpose of setting these goals, to begin with. But it is here, in my humble opinion where one must look deep in themselves and discover if they possess the friendly gent known as discipline.
