Wednesday, March 5, 2025

We the People

It is extremely difficult for me to comprehend why the Trump regime can’t understand that our government works for the people of America 


Our government is not our adversary and it is duty bound by our constitution to provide goods and services to promote the general welfare of the people of AMERICA 


The assault by the Trump regime on the capacity and ability to conduct its constitutional duties is not only a breach of our constitutional but a pursue that will lead to a catastrophic collapse of our government and society 


We cannot allow this course of actions to continue 


God Bless America

Here and There

       ‘Spaces full of cheer won’t allow despair to feel the air

       Places occupied with glee won’t allow misery to be free

        Moments of endless bliss  work to ease the anxiety of uncertainty 

         Here and There will forever always remain to fill the void 

        ‘Spaces  full of cheer won’t allow despair to feel the air

Monday, March 3, 2025

Surviving Trump Regime..Workshop #2

 

Surviving Trump Regime 2.0 - Workshop #2

The election of Trump as POTUS has resulted in consequences that are beyond the pale of good governance for America .


Workshop #2 will focus on tangible and practical ideas,  resources and strategies to resist and navigate the Trump Regime 2.0

Uncivil war against Federal Workers

Presently in America the executive branch of  our government is waging a war against the federal bureaucracy and in particular its federal workers.

The uncivil war is decimating families and careers of federal workers that have given our country their best to observe this uncivil war create chaos within the federal bureaucracy is unprecedented and unacceptable 

There are many participants who are waging this war including politicians , judges, media and of course citizens of America 

To end this uncivil war against our federal bureaucracy and its workers requires a comprehensive strategy that begins Now

More to come….

Friday, February 28, 2025

The Defeat of ‘Whiteness’

The ascension of ‘Whiteness’ in our nation required the insertion of our government with its attack on DEI in our government 


The private sector’s partnership in the implemention of ‘Whiteness’ is now confronting the ramifications of this racist collaboration with the government role in dismantling DEI 


The blueprint of this latest iteration of ‘Whiteness’ has to be confronted in a variety of forms including declarations of condemnation , resistance and affirmation actions of displacement and today’s DEI Boycott.


The arsenal and depth of the defeat of ‘Whiteness’ will be comprehensive and impactful and transformative for the government and companies which pursue this UnAmerican agenda 

Tuesday, February 25, 2025

ER Preparation List

Plane Ideas believes that preparation for Disasters, Catastrophic Events is critical for survival and recovery.

Please feel free to share this information with family and friends.

—Cash Reserve: Keep small denominations ($1s, $5s, $10s, and $20s) to cover basic expenses in case of banking disruptions.


—Storage: Store cash in a fireproof, waterproof safe hidden in a secure location. Consider diversifying storage places to avoid keeping all cash in one spot.


—Amount to Keep: Aim for at least one month’s worth of essential expenses, but at a minimum, a few hundred dollars. Monitor current events to determine if you should increase this amount.


—Security: Avoid storing excessive cash at home due to theft risks. Consider a mix of cash and prepaid debit cards for flexibility. 


Best Foods to Store for Emergencies:


—Non-perishable foods (Shelf-Stable, Long-Lasting)


—Grains: Rice, quinoa, pasta, oats


—Canned Goods: Beans, 

vegetables, fruits, soups, meats (tuna, chicken, salmon).  


—Dried Foods: Lentils, beans, powdered milk, dried fruits, nuts


—Proteins: Peanut butter, canned meats, protein bars, jerky


—Shelf-Stable Dairy: Evaporated milk, powdered cheese, boxed milk


—Comfort Foods: Coffee, tea, honey, chocolate, spices


—Emergency Foods: MREs (Meals Ready to Eat), freeze-dried meals


Be sure to bring a can opener and washable utensils.


Water Storage:


Bottled Water: At least one gallon per person per day for drinking and hygiene (minimum 3-day supply, ideally 2 weeks).


—Water Purification: Filters, purification tablets https://lifestraw.com/products/lifestraw?gad_source=1


Safety Measures at Home:


General Security:

—Reinforce Doors & Windows: Install deadbolts, security bars, and motion lights. 


See the link to the ones we installed at home. They are reasonably priced and provide an extra layer of protection.  Install longer screws on your door strike plate and door hinges.  



—Home Alarm System: Consider a security system or smart cameras for monitoring. Many of us already have one, but if you do not, we use Vivint, while others prefer Ring or other systems. A security system may also lower your home insurance costs.


—Self-Defense Tools: Pepper spray, personal alarms, or other legal self-defense options.


—Emergency Contacts: Maintain a list of trusted contacts, including neighbors and local authorities.


 If you haven't already, build relationships with your neighbors. Ted and I feel very blessed to have a strong network in our community and with all of you!


Power & Lighting:


—Backup Power: Portable generator (if applicable) or power bank for charging devices.


—Landline Phone: If electricity goes out and you can’t charge your cell phone, a landline can be an inexpensive and reliable backup.


—Walkie-talkies: Useful if phone lines are down. See the link to the ones Ted and I are considering. They are not the least expensive option, but since we have family in different states, they suit our needs. More affordable options are available as well. Please share if you find less expensive options. 



—Alternative Lighting: Flashlights, candles, solar-powered lanterns, and extra batteries.


Health & First Aid:


—First Aid Kit: Bandages, antiseptics, pain relievers, and necessary prescriptions.


—Personal Hygiene: Soap, tooth brush, tooth paste, brush, comb, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, body bath wipes, feminine hygiene products.


—Cold Weather Prep: Blankets, thermal clothing, hand warmers.


Medicines & Medical Supplies:


—Prescription Medications: Keep a 30-90-day supply of critical medications (blood pressure meds, insulin, asthma inhalers, etc.).


—Over-the-counter medications: Pain relievers, antihistamines, anti-diarrheal meds, cold/flu medicine, electrolyte powders.


—Medical Equipment: Blood pressure monitor, glucose meter, extra eyeglasses, contact lenses, cane/walking stick, hearing aid batteries.


—First Aid Kit: Bandages, antiseptics, wound care supplies, burn cream, and a tourniquet.


—Mental Health Support: Ensure access to anxiety or depression medications, if needed.


Building Our Tribe (Support Network):


—Identify Like-Minded People: Connect with family, friends, and community members who share preparedness goals.


—Create a Communication & Safety Plan: Use encrypted messaging apps (such as Signal) and establish emergency meet-up points.


—Establish a Family Security Code: A shared code to verify safety during emergencies.


Stay Informed & Politically Engaged:


—Follow Trusted News Sources

—Understand Laws Affecting Self-Defense

—Build Alliances with Legal and Community Advocates


By implementing some or all of these strategies, you can help ensure financial security, food stability, and personal safety during uncertain times.


During our discussion, we also covered important documents you need to prepare and keep readily available. We recommend storing these vital documents in a small, easily accessible, fireproof safe or deposit box that you and your immediate family can quickly locate and access. 


These documents will help ensure your assets are protected, your wishes are honored, and your family members can access necessary information, when needed.


Legal & Estate Planning Documents:


—Will & Testament: Specifies asset distribution and dependent care.


—Living Trust: Helps avoid probate and ensures a smooth asset transition.


—Power of Attorney (POA): Authorizes someone to make financial or legal decisions for you.


—Medical Power of Attorney (Healthcare Proxy): Grants someone authority to make medical decisions on your behalf.


—Living Will (Advance Directive): States your healthcare preferences if you cannot communicate them.


—Guardianship Documents: Designate custody arrangements for minor children.


If you need assistance or recommendations for preparing documents such as your will or trust, we have several trusted references we can share. Some of you have already used these professionals and seem to be satisfied with their services. Additionally, some of these documents can be prepared at no cost. Let us know if you would like any recommendations.


Identification & Personal Documents:


—Birth Certificates


—Social Security Cards


—Passports & State IDs


—Marriage Certificate (or Divorce Decree)


—Military Records (DD-214)


—Immigration or Citizenship Papers


Financial Documents:


—Bank Account Information: Account numbers, login details, and a list of institutions.


—Establish Payable Upon Death (POD) for each savings and checking account.


—Life Insurance Policies: Policy numbers and beneficiary details.


—Retirement & Investment Accounts: 401(k), IRA, stocks, bonds, pension plans.


—Property Deeds & Mortgage Documents


—Car Titles & Registration


—Debt & Loan Documents


Medical & Health Records:


—Health Insurance Cards & Policies


—Prescription List: Medications, dosages, and pharmacy details.


—Medical History & Immunization Records


—Disability Benefits Documentation (SSDI, VA Disability, etc.)


Emergency & Disaster Preparedness:


—Emergency Contacts List (Family, doctors, attorneys, financial advisors)


—House & Car Key Copies (For emergency access)


—Safe Deposit Box Inventory (If applicable)


—Digital Backups: Store electronic copies in an encrypted USB drive or cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).









Saturday, February 22, 2025

It’s coming

Wake Up !!!! Turn on the Sirens!!!

There will be no loud explosions nor chaos in the streets,troops will not flood the avenues and enclaves of the city. A manifesto will not be distributed by air drop nor will there be a state of martial law issued. 

Trump is marching towards one of the most difficult challenges for  Black Americans in modern history 

Rather than an America that has government forces occupying our communities like the National Guard , I believe America will occupy an attitude that the lives of Black Americans have no importance, potential, or value 

Firewalls  of exclusionary behaviors and activities will take the place and space of opportunity and pursuit of life, liberty and happiness.

Unless our collective consciousness 'right here and right now' grasps the magnitude of what is unfolding during this Trump Regime 2.0 there is no tomorrow or beacon of light on the horizon 

Wake Up!!!