OK, so you're asking yourself, just who is this Gil guy, and why should I read his blog?
Well, good question. I can see that you are remarkably astute, and searching for answers.
Gil is a middle-aged conservative "Latino" telecom engineer who currently lives in West Virginia.
He is married, has lots of kids and grandkids, owns an 11-acre farm, raises goats and chickens with his wife, Mary Ellen. They also have 4 inside dogs, 4 inside cats, 2 outside dogs and about 12 outside cats.
He is active in the LDS or "Mormon" Church, and presently serves as Elders Quorum President, and Assistant Branch Clerk.
Gil enjoys working on computers, CAD drafting and design.
He likes country, jazz, classic rock, and christian music. He also roots for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the West Virginia Mountaineers (as I'm sitting here watching them play Florida State in the Gator Bowl...go 'eers!)
He also listens to Conservative talk shows and studies History.
Yeah, so what?
He even writes in third person. Pleeeze.
OK OK. Thats just a short intro to this crazy guy who decided to finally start putting his thoughts down for everyone to read.
Going from third to first person isn't any problem. Not that I really like to talk about myself, I just feel it's about time that I start putting down my thoughts, feelings, and emotions into a place where I can share them with my friends, and anyone who wants to contribute.
I am an AMERICAN. This is something that I treasure. Our country is currently under attack by devious people, led by an evil power. Our Government has become corrupted, and is in the process of taking over control of as much of our lives as possible.
It is up to people like you and me to put a stop to this madness, and help return America to what out Founding Fathers envisioned, and what God wants us to be.
One person CAN make a difference. I only want to help people realize what is happening to us, and do what I can to help turn the tide away from Socialism.
So if you're still reading, all I ask is that you keep an open mind, research things for yourself, and think about what is really going on around you. All I want to do is help push insightful conversation.
Thanks for thinking.
-Gil
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