My heart hurts that he tried to learn several times before but was turned away for “being too far behind”. I’m so glad you tried again sir. That old lady was right. You’re never too late to learn. Keep up the great work! It’ll get easier as you go and before you know it you will understand first hand the beautiful world of reading.
I used to tutor people in reading, and it’s one of the most rewarding things I ever did. I’m changing careers to work with addiction sufferers, and I will sure tutor clients, if they let me. I’d love to set up a reading and other educational tutoring program in a long term treatment or transitional sober housing.
illiterate and driving? explains so much bad driving. My son was reading at age4, went to Alief district for K, was told he really didn't know how to read until he did worksheets perfectly. Was in Pasadena district briefly where focus was on answering worksheet over and over until it was perfect, memorized multiplication tables, understanding what algebra is, reading above grade level was discouraged and kid became suicidal at age 7. When pulled him out the last book the teacher let him read was "good night moon" when 3 mos prior he was reading "Little House " series at home. Tx schools are a train wreck in every way.
american schools are like jobs, if ur not feeling it, ur dumb or not normal. i was in speech class in elementary school when i was talking in full sentences since like age 2, but because i was from NYC i would pronounce words in a hard accent like "DA CLASSRUM" or "Dont Axe Me". remember its also all about cash, they make more money putting ur kids into these programs. the number 1 answer to almost all problems is discipline and alternative learning methods
There is thing called Google and the internet that can also answer questions you have instead of asking random strangers. There's a ton of sources that may be more reliable than just hearsay too. Just saying. It's quite amazing the things that can be researched online besides just using the comments...
Robert Trevino. I am Korean. Cheer up! Please don't be ashamed of it. Here in Korea, on the contrary. Even College educated students can not understand spoken english and speak at all(deaf and dumb). But you understand and speak English well. It's not too late to learn reading. In here, Even english teacher don't speak well and understand as much as you. In other words, you are good at your language.
I wonder if English illiteracy is more common as opposed to other languages because of our difficult spelling? In Spanish there’s almost no difficulty whatsoever in spelling. Each spoken word can be perfectly and effortlessly spelled.
It has nothing to do with English as a language. It's the crooked politicians. The US education and healthcare system is not designed to make you healthy or educated. It's designed to form you into someone who blindly follows the orders the two political parties give you. That why it's not designed to give you the best education, but to funnel as many people thru is as possible. Because more people means more money for the schools. It doesn't matter if you can read or not. It only matters that you are there. Because every student creates an income for the school. Same applies to the healthcare system. It's not designed to make you healthy. It's designed to keep you dependent on on, by making you sick. To funnel more money to someone. And highly educated people would realize this and start asking questions. So you have to keep them dumb in order to keep them poor. 1. Keep them dumb 2. They won't know enough to get a high paying job. So they will stay poor. 3. Tell those people that only YOUR political party knows all the answers for their problems 4. Unable to differentiate between lie and truth they will elect people that decide something against their own interest. 5. The next generation will also become dumb and elect the same politicians 6. The People become poorer and poorer while the rich become richer and richer. 7. Without proper knowledge nobody will not notice what is really goin on, despite the fact that the people see more and more people are homeless while more and more people become billionaires. Because THEIR political party tells them the whole time it's just the fault of the other political party. "Keep them dumb to keep them poor, to become rich yourself" that is what is really going on in the US.
Literacy is about far more than spelling! Grammar and syntax is also at play & it's well known that languages like German and even French have far more strict rules when it comes to grammar and correct sentence construction. In America 🇺🇸 they need to lobby the government to improve early learning and literacy rates.
@@Jay-Kay-Buwembo public schools do perfectly well enough jobs for literacy in the USA. Maybe it’s cultural for impoverished to not try at their school work.
@@stephenmartinez1 US literacy rates are poor! Especially compared to other first world nations, America underfunds early learning and child education.
@@stephenmartinez1actually in we’re teaching our kids grammar in a different way recently that botches their understanding of english. this guy literally couldn’t get an education BECAUSE he had to drop out and feed his family. but sure, the poor just love to be lazy🤦♂️..
When will these teachers and schoola be held accountable?? These grown adults were once children who were let down by the system. Unfortunately the best thing you can do is put your kids in a private school or better public school district. God please help this country 🙏
This is the saddest thing I have ever seen. It’s shocking until you remember that reading is something that you learn even through your teens and adulthood. You learn baby books then chapter books then children’s novels and young adult novels before moving onto adult novels in your teen years. I learned to read even into my late teens and adulthood because although I was an early reader, I read a lot of YA and children’s books into my teens. I was challenged to read adult novels in high school- some of which went over my head at the time. Reading has always been a great love of mine and I try to make reading a daily habit even today. But I might not have progressed as quickly if I hadn’t been assigned college-level reading material in my teens. It is amazing how much reading really is a habit and a skill that is built over time even into your adulthood. In college I read a lot more material out of academic journals by professors or professionals in their field. Today there is probably certain types of technical writing or medical writing that would be too advanced for me.
How can dropping out at 5th grade leave someone completely illiterate? I was reading chapter books when I was in 5th grade. I remember reading Harry Potter books in middle school. I don’t remember my parents ever helping me with reading or homework. Though I am white, and did live in a white suburb, where access to school transportation and food at home never stunted my schooling. just getting through school with passing grades, four years of Spanish in high school, and doing all my school work was evidently enough to ensure great literacy upon graduation. And reading books and living my adult life has continued my high literacy.
If someone feels the need to drop out of school during the fifth grade, they probably did not learn ANYWHERE near as much as the average fifth grader did. Usually, they are already struggling, they don't see the value of school and they drop out when they feel like they need to. He probably had the reading level of a first grader, when he dropped out. Then, if you do not practice reading and writing, those skills WILL atrophe and you will be even worse than before. Also, if your parents let you go to school undisturbed, let you do your homework, bought you books and pencils, gave you a quiet space to work, etc, they helped you more than many parents of illiterate people helped them.
@@iandrsaurri625 not to sound racist, but the few black people I’ve befriended and shared text messages with showed me what black illiteracy may look like. I remember having to literally struggle to translate their broken Ebonics they texted in, into English. Here’s an example of what it looked like when a barely literate black person would text me: “Wut u need 2mrrow I be chillin do in need of moore of dat stuff u bing cus of lass tyme”
@@iandrsaurri625 there were a few black people I texted messaged with in the past, and it was near impossible to read their broken grammar, and every word they typed they condensed down to a few letters. (U no I gt ntn atm so will u met me 2mrrw ok) is literally how all of their text messages looked.
@@stephenmartinez1 - Stephen, you’re very rude and insensitive. I understand that YOU were reading chapter books in the 5th grade, which is amazing. But that’s not everyone’s story and that’s not everyone’s life. Clearly, his circumstances were different than yours. Having the ability to be self-aware in realizing that you were afforded blessings and opportunities that others weren’t given, takes you a long way in life. Also, your comment in the replies about how your Black friends struggle to text sentences you understand and your assumption that Black people overall is illiterate, is extremely racist. You told on yourself when you mentioned “the FEW Black people you’ve befriended”, as if you’re somehow a prize and as if being your friend is even worth anyone’s time. If you see that someone is struggling with literacy, it’s okay to exude compassion and empathy, rather than being critical. Your lack of self-awareness, the way you’re so judgmental toward things that you can’t personally understand or relate to instead of showcasing compassion, and your blatant ignorance and racism is astounding. If my son behaved like you, then I failed as a mother. You’re honestly not a good person at all, and you really should be ashamed of yourself.
My guess is that if he was working at 10 or 11, he was not doing a job that would involve reading skills. If his parents probably could not read either. As a result, he lost his few reading skills along the way.
I know very many adults who are illiterate and it's mostly their own fault. Dropping out of school to provide for a family is one thing. Flat out refusing to do the work teachers giving you is another.
It's easy to judge from a glance, but everyone is struggling with a boatload of issues you know nothing about. When you fall SO behind, it can be impossible to do the work anymore. This started happening to me in elementary school and followed me through my k-12 education. It would turn out that I had undiagnosed autism/developmental delay. I didn't find out till 17, and by then it was too late. I had to drop out and find my own path.
@@lisasdfwhightechworld9946 I think they were just making a reference to King of the Hill (TV cartoon). I haven't seen that show, but I've heard it's set in Houston and there's a character who talks a lot about propane.
Counter in the same situation but I get actually read and I did draft out until I was in high school still don’t know how to do math English is not what I thought it is math is not what I thought it was. Everything is not what I thought it was it was hard I still don’t have my GED.
That’s not true. Everyone can learn at any age. Some will find it harder though, yes. He’s likely dyslexic or has some other kind of learning disorder. When he was in school, there was no support for disabilities, and so he fell behind. He’s clearly quite a smart man; just needs extra support to read which he never had until now. And it’s everything to do with schools. Some students need more support, from school.
It has everything to do with the low quality "ejamakashun" kids get in the "publik skul sistim." For one thing, schools should get back to TEACHING, rather than indoctrinating.
The sad reality of Japanese politics. The dictatorship of the LDP is... A son of a son, a son of a son, a son of a son, a son, a son, a son, a grandson, a grandson, a son of a grandson, a daughter, a son of a daughter, a son of a son... As this continues, it is impossible for the general working class to try to reform the country. This is the sad political reality of Japan, a backward country.
" ... repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand "(Matthew 3: 2) "...10 And he said unto me, Seal not the words of the prophecy of this book; for the time is at hand. 11 Let the unrighteous still do unrighteousness; let the unclean still be defiled; let the righteous still do righteousness, and let the holy one still be sanctified. 12 Behold, I am coming soon, and my reward is with me, that I may reward every man according to his works. 13 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the First and the Last. 14 Blessed are those who keep his commandments, that they may have a right to the tree of life, and enter the city by the gate. 15 But outside are dogs, and sorcerers, and fornicators, and murderers, and idolaters, and everyone who loves and does unrighteousness. 16 I, Jesus, have sent my angel to bear witness to you in the churches. I am the root and descendant of David, the bright and morning star. 17 And the Spirit and the bride say, Come! And let him who hears say: Come! Let him who is thirsty come, and let him who is desirous take the water of life freely. 18 And I also bear witness to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds anything to them, God will put on him the plagues that are written in this book; 19 And if anyone takes away anything from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away from him his part in the book of life, and in t7he holy city, and in what is written in this book. 20 He who bears witness to these things says, " I am coming soon." Amen to that. Hey, come on, Lord Jesus! 21 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ is with you all. Amen to that." Revelation of John the Evangelist, 22:10-21 "But as it was in the days of Noah, so it will be in the coming of the Son of Man: for as in the days before the flood they ate, and drank, and married, and were married, until the day Noah entered the ark, and did not think until the flood came and destroyed them all, so will be the coming of the Son of Man; then there will be two in the field: one is taken, and the other is left; two grinding in the millstones: one is taken, and the other is left. Watch therefore, for you do not know at what hour your Lord will come"(Matthew 24: 32)
Matthew=tree of Knowledge. Maat=psyche The=Theology(Helium) W=way. Mercury is the Angel who saves the Apostles from the Devil. Rev 22:16, Lucifer, Jesus, of Constitine 1st Roman Christ comic book. Moral value and point is the Chorus of Superstition by Stevie Wonder. Right? Lite vs Dark ages of Illiteracy.
I hope he achieves his goal. Imagine being able to finally read a great novel for the first time!
Me too. This was unfortunate.
My heart hurts that he tried to learn several times before but was turned away for “being too far behind”. I’m so glad you tried again sir. That old lady was right. You’re never too late to learn. Keep up the great work! It’ll get easier as you go and before you know it you will understand first hand the beautiful world of reading.
Hbut. Thtttt.
You MUST Respect a man like that! He didn’t quit, he sacrificed & now he is hunting the education he once set aside. He is a True fighter!✨💫
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Have them start with Houston's illiterate teachers!
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All public schools are not allowed to teach read vs Be-lie-ve=Superstitious not Religious. Anti-Literacy laws
I used to tutor people in reading, and it’s one of the most rewarding things I ever did. I’m changing careers to work with addiction sufferers, and I will sure tutor clients, if they let me. I’d love to set up a reading and other educational tutoring program in a long term treatment or transitional sober housing.
Mr. Trevino has my utmost respect. One is never too old to learn, and his aspirational spirit has inspired me to keep learning.
I applaud you! 👏
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Respect !!!
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Yep definitely
illiterate and driving? explains so much bad driving. My son was reading at age4, went to Alief district for K, was told he really didn't know how to read until he did worksheets perfectly. Was in Pasadena district briefly where focus was on answering worksheet over and over until it was perfect, memorized multiplication tables, understanding what algebra is, reading above grade level was discouraged and kid became suicidal at age 7. When pulled him out the last book the teacher let him read was "good night moon" when 3 mos prior he was reading "Little House " series at home. Tx schools are a train wreck in every way.
american schools are like jobs, if ur not feeling it, ur dumb or not normal. i was in speech class in elementary school when i was talking in full sentences since like age 2, but because i was from NYC i would pronounce words in a hard accent like "DA CLASSRUM" or "Dont Axe Me". remember its also all about cash, they make more money putting ur kids into these programs. the number 1 answer to almost all problems is discipline and alternative learning methods
Dallas suburbs have top notch schools.
I am so sorry to hear it.
One In Three ??? (OK Depends How You Define Functionally ) But Yes, Unacceptable , Modern Society Cannot Survive/Maintain That
Subtitles are your friends. It's no different than using landmarks if you watch shows with eng subs on.
How do you get a driver's license if you are illiterate?
They don’t have one genius
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Fixer he got
Perhaps an oral exam? There is such a thing as modifications and adapting tests for those with learning disabilities and such...
There is thing called Google and the internet that can also answer questions you have instead of asking random strangers. There's a ton of sources that may be more reliable than just hearsay too. Just saying. It's quite amazing the things that can be researched online besides just using the comments...
Shocking.
I heard same news on TV 7 yeaers ago.
Excellent video!
Robert Trevino. I am Korean.
Cheer up! Please don't be ashamed of it.
Here in Korea, on the contrary.
Even College educated students can not understand spoken english and speak at all(deaf and dumb).
But you understand and speak English well. It's not too late to learn reading. In here, Even english teacher don't speak well and understand as much as you.
In other words, you are good at your language.
Contray?
Yes you dont believe it.really
fact! 진짜라구요
@@homosapience6949 I don’t think being able to speak your native language is something all that commendable to be honest.
Interesting that the illiteracy in adults is the most in states that ban books too.
I wonder if English illiteracy is more common as opposed to other languages because of our difficult spelling? In Spanish there’s almost no difficulty whatsoever in spelling. Each spoken word can be perfectly and effortlessly spelled.
It has nothing to do with English as a language.
It's the crooked politicians.
The US education and healthcare system is not designed to make you healthy or educated.
It's designed to form you into someone who blindly follows the orders the two political parties give you.
That why it's not designed to give you the best education, but to funnel as many people thru is as possible.
Because more people means more money for the schools. It doesn't matter if you can read or not.
It only matters that you are there. Because every student creates an income for the school.
Same applies to the healthcare system.
It's not designed to make you healthy. It's designed to keep you dependent on on, by making you sick. To funnel more money to someone.
And highly educated people would realize this and start asking questions. So you have to keep them dumb in order to keep them poor.
1. Keep them dumb
2. They won't know enough to get a high paying job. So they will stay poor.
3. Tell those people that only YOUR political party knows all the answers for their problems
4. Unable to differentiate between lie and truth they will elect people that decide something against their own interest.
5. The next generation will also become dumb and elect the same politicians
6. The People become poorer and poorer while the rich become richer and richer.
7. Without proper knowledge nobody will not notice what is really goin on, despite the fact that the people see more and more people are homeless while more and more people become billionaires. Because THEIR political party tells them the whole time it's just the fault of the other political party.
"Keep them dumb to keep them poor, to become rich yourself"
that is what is really going on in the US.
Literacy is about far more than spelling! Grammar and syntax is also at play & it's well known that languages like German and even French have far more strict rules when it comes to grammar and correct sentence construction.
In America 🇺🇸 they need to lobby the government to improve early learning and literacy rates.
@@Jay-Kay-Buwembo public schools do perfectly well enough jobs for literacy in the USA. Maybe it’s cultural for impoverished to not try at their school work.
@@stephenmartinez1 US literacy rates are poor! Especially compared to other first world nations, America underfunds early learning and child education.
@@stephenmartinez1actually in we’re teaching our kids grammar in a different way recently that botches their understanding of english. this guy literally couldn’t get an education BECAUSE he had to drop out and feed his family. but sure, the poor just love to be lazy🤦♂️..
Now wait a minute Texas..this is unacceptable.
Right?! I am a Houstonian born and raised, had no idea this was happening in my city.
@@christenford3864: It's not happening. It's fake news with an ulterior motive.
When will these teachers and schoola be held accountable?? These grown adults were once children who were let down by the system. Unfortunately the best thing you can do is put your kids in a private school or better public school district. God please help this country 🙏
This is the saddest thing I have ever seen. It’s shocking until you remember that reading is something that you learn even through your teens and adulthood. You learn baby books then chapter books then children’s novels and young adult novels before moving onto adult novels in your teen years. I learned to read even into my late teens and adulthood because although I was an early reader, I read a lot of YA and children’s books into my teens. I was challenged to read adult novels in high school- some of which went over my head at the time. Reading has always been a great love of mine and I try to make reading a daily habit even today. But I might not have progressed as quickly if I hadn’t been assigned college-level reading material in my teens. It is amazing how much reading really is a habit and a skill that is built over time even into your adulthood. In college I read a lot more material out of academic journals by professors or professionals in their field. Today there is probably certain types of technical writing or medical writing that would be too advanced for me.
Texas, it's a start.
Where are voters demanding change for something so fundamental to success and social mobility?
This explains so much of Texas politics. They can't read!
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Ikr. Damn it affects out country so much. We need more people with critical thinking skills. So they can determine what is better for the country.
@@salixmeru2129 What you think is good may be completely different from what I do. That is called choice.
@@freethinker8274 well, good is different to what’s being going on in the US for a long time.
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How can dropping out at 5th grade leave someone completely illiterate? I was reading chapter books when I was in 5th grade. I remember reading Harry Potter books in middle school. I don’t remember my parents ever helping me with reading or homework. Though I am white, and did live in a white suburb, where access to school transportation and food at home never stunted my schooling. just getting through school with passing grades, four years of Spanish in high school, and doing all my school work was evidently enough to ensure great literacy upon graduation. And reading books and living my adult life has continued my high literacy.
If someone feels the need to drop out of school during the fifth grade, they probably did not learn ANYWHERE near as much as the average fifth grader did. Usually, they are already struggling, they don't see the value of school and they drop out when they feel like they need to. He probably had the reading level of a first grader, when he dropped out. Then, if you do not practice reading and writing, those skills WILL atrophe and you will be even worse than before.
Also, if your parents let you go to school undisturbed, let you do your homework, bought you books and pencils, gave you a quiet space to work, etc, they helped you more than many parents of illiterate people helped them.
@@iandrsaurri625 not to sound racist, but the few black people I’ve befriended and shared text messages with showed me what black illiteracy may look like. I remember having to literally struggle to translate their broken Ebonics they texted in, into English. Here’s an example of what it looked like when a barely literate black person would text me: “Wut u need 2mrrow I be chillin do in need of moore of dat stuff u bing cus of lass tyme”
@@iandrsaurri625 there were a few black people I texted messaged with in the past, and it was near impossible to read their broken grammar, and every word they typed they condensed down to a few letters. (U no I gt ntn atm so will u met me 2mrrw ok) is literally how all of their text messages looked.
@@stephenmartinez1 - Stephen, you’re very rude and insensitive. I understand that YOU were reading chapter books in the 5th grade, which is amazing. But that’s not everyone’s story and that’s not everyone’s life. Clearly, his circumstances were different than yours. Having the ability to be self-aware in realizing that you were afforded blessings and opportunities that others weren’t given, takes you a long way in life. Also, your comment in the replies about how your Black friends struggle to text sentences you understand and your assumption that Black people overall is illiterate, is extremely racist. You told on yourself when you mentioned “the FEW Black people you’ve befriended”, as if you’re somehow a prize and as if being your friend is even worth anyone’s time. If you see that someone is struggling with literacy, it’s okay to exude compassion and empathy, rather than being critical. Your lack of self-awareness, the way you’re so judgmental toward things that you can’t personally understand or relate to instead of showcasing compassion, and your blatant ignorance and racism is astounding. If my son behaved like you, then I failed as a mother. You’re honestly not a good person at all, and you really should be ashamed of yourself.
My guess is that if he was working at 10 or 11, he was not doing a job that would involve reading skills. If his parents probably could not read either. As a result, he lost his few reading skills along the way.
I know very many adults who are illiterate and it's mostly their own fault. Dropping out of school to provide for a family is one thing. Flat out refusing to do the work teachers giving you is another.
Very many? 😳😳😳
It's easy to judge from a glance, but everyone is struggling with a boatload of issues you know nothing about. When you fall SO behind, it can be impossible to do the work anymore. This started happening to me in elementary school and followed me through my k-12 education. It would turn out that I had undiagnosed autism/developmental delay. I didn't find out till 17, and by then it was too late. I had to drop out and find my own path.
True I was lazy lol
@melanier7309 sadly, yes. Become someone who work closely with the public, you'll see it too. I'm a nurse.
Si se puede
Why? Just do what they did up in the Northwest. Nobody needs it to graduate. Just give them the diploma. They don’t need to earn it.
All TX people have to know is how to read "propane and propane accessories"
Texas has the 10th largest economy in the world.
@@lisasdfwhightechworld9946 I think they were just making a reference to King of the Hill (TV cartoon). I haven't seen that show, but I've heard it's set in Houston and there's a character who talks a lot about propane.
Never give up.
All this in the home of NASA JSC...
Counter in the same situation but I get actually read and I did draft out until I was in high school still don’t know how to do math English is not what I thought it is math is not what I thought it was. Everything is not what I thought it was it was hard I still don’t have my GED.
God bless you darling😀
You should see Austin! 🤪
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Imagine to keep funding a laughing stock Pubic education system when u get done & can't even read 😂😂. This system wow 😂😂.
Love me some h town
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Good onya ❤️ 🐝 the 🗝🦅
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it has nothing to do with schools. it's that some kids cant learn until they are older and by that time they have already quit school.
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yeah they expect everyone to be at the same level. and if ur lower u never elevate ever
That’s not true. Everyone can learn at any age. Some will find it harder though, yes. He’s likely dyslexic or has some other kind of learning disorder. When he was in school, there was no support for disabilities, and so he fell behind. He’s clearly quite a smart man; just needs extra support to read which he never had until now.
And it’s everything to do with schools. Some students need more support, from school.
Great story! Bless you all. Reading is tough! We need solutions.
Patrick: “Can I say people from Texas are dumb?”
These people ain’t dumb…
@@canadianaviator and some people have no sense of humor 🤷♀️
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“Can we say that shoes from Texas are dumb?”
Shouldnt it be 1 in 3 adults are functionally illiterate, not 1 in 3 is?
I was in 5th grade in special ed i cou no
I'd leave a comment but...ya know...
It has everything to do with the low quality "ejamakashun" kids get in the "publik skul sistim." For one thing, schools should get back to TEACHING, rather than indoctrinating.
here at 22 views
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Good for you
222 views when it first was posted...
I guess I don't see what the point is here...
@@amaankhanofficial1534 do you just click on random links without a description?
The sad reality of Japanese politics.
The dictatorship of the LDP is...
A son of a son, a son of a son, a son of a son, a son, a son, a son, a grandson, a grandson, a son of a grandson, a daughter, a son of a daughter, a son of a son...
As this continues, it is impossible for the general working class to try to reform the country. This is the sad political reality of Japan, a backward country.
" ... repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand "(Matthew 3: 2)
"...10 And he said unto me, Seal not the words of the prophecy of this book; for the time is at hand.
11 Let the unrighteous still do unrighteousness; let the unclean still be defiled; let the righteous still do righteousness, and let the holy one still be sanctified.
12 Behold, I am coming soon, and my reward is with me, that I may reward every man according to his works.
13 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the First and the Last.
14 Blessed are those who keep his commandments, that they may have a right to the tree of life, and enter the city by the gate.
15 But outside are dogs, and sorcerers, and fornicators, and murderers, and idolaters, and everyone who loves and does unrighteousness.
16 I, Jesus, have sent my angel to bear witness to you in the churches. I am the root and descendant of David, the bright and morning star.
17 And the Spirit and the bride say, Come! And let him who hears say: Come! Let him who is thirsty come, and let him who is desirous take the water of life freely.
18 And I also bear witness to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds anything to them, God will put on him the plagues that are written in this book;
19 And if anyone takes away anything from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away from him his part in the book of life, and in t7he holy city, and in what is written in this book.
20 He who bears witness to these things says, " I am coming soon." Amen to that. Hey, come on, Lord Jesus!
21 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ is with you all. Amen to that."
Revelation of John the Evangelist, 22:10-21
"But as it was in the days of Noah, so it will be in the coming of the Son of Man: for as in the days before the flood they ate, and drank, and married, and were married, until the day Noah entered the ark, and did not think until the flood came and destroyed them all, so will be the coming of the Son of Man; then there will be two in the field: one is taken, and the other is left; two grinding in the millstones: one is taken, and the other is left. Watch therefore, for you do not know at what hour your Lord will come"(Matthew 24: 32)
Matthew=tree of Knowledge. Maat=psyche The=Theology(Helium) W=way. Mercury is the Angel who saves the Apostles from the Devil. Rev 22:16, Lucifer, Jesus, of Constitine 1st Roman Christ comic book. Moral value and point is the Chorus of Superstition by Stevie Wonder. Right? Lite vs Dark ages of Illiteracy.
School choice 10+ years ago would have solved the issue...
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hahahahahahah..... really?
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