The sad note gave me pause for thought, about how so many of us, including myself, are prone to taking so many things for granted.
Most of us took it for granted that no government would be able to give away our nation’s sovereignty to Klaus Schwab at the World Economic Forum (WEF); that no country could freeze the bank accounts of protesting truckers in the Freedom Convoy and their supporters; that no ruling government
anywhere could impose on humanity a “new norm”.
We are now living in a world where all things past are being wiped out by Cancel Culture that brands everything and everybody as racist; a culture that takes down statues in the misgiven belief that it will placate those impossible to placate.
The latest removal from sight and memory is the iconic painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware River on Christmas Day 1776 which hung in the White House from the 1970s to 2014
Rather than remaining in the West Wing reception room, where it truly belongs, it will be auctioned off for $20 million.
Related: Rare ‘Washington Crossing the Delaware’ painting that hung in the White House for more than 40 years will be auctioned off and is expected to sell for $20 million