There is No War Here

Would like to apologize for something I said within the past few months when I was talking to some police....  I said the special police project had been a war against discrimination against the LGBTQs--and I was concerned the war was still continuing....  And I shouldn't have said "a war."--I should've said it was SOMETHING "like a war."  But it's not a war.  No.  Please, let's understand.

As I've written in this blog, I've been in contact with my church's headquarters in the USA....  They have a team of lawyers working for them.  I have a limited amount of time to spend on the Internet at the public library, and I've read things here and there....   I've also said before that I think it's preferable for my church, and other conservative Christians, to agree to things voluntarily than to have practices forced on them....  And I was concerned about some Canadian lawmakers getting ideas from the Americans....

Anyway, the police and their associates in the special project have been allowed to be "flexible" with the laws...and I, myself, have been the main "hostage."  I've had some freedom and my life hasn't been all bad (sometimes it's been quite good--very good even)....  Police have said they have money for me....  Except for possible legal problems for churches in North America--and I'm trying to avoid them--I don't believe anything bad is going to happen.  "All is well"--like a motivational speaker said.  Nobody else is going to suffer; and other countries won't be forced to cooperate.

My health has been under stress, but police have said my son should get my money if anything happens to me.  I'd be satisfied with that.  I'm glad I've had something to contribute to society....  I've been the "hostage" and I can say that!

Sorry if my past words frightened anyone.  I didn't mean for that to happen.  And I'll be more careful with what I say from now on.