There is no need for my commentary. The above says all that needs to be said. This is from Occupy New Hampshire.

Americans must wake up to the poisoning of our citizens all in the name of the almighty dollar. People are brushing their teeth with carcinogens that obviously are going directly into their blood stream through their gums.

See the link below and understand that this is just one of a myriad of ways that carcinogens are deliberately being put into our bodies. I will not bore you in this post with GMO’s, pesticides, vaccinations, etc.

Read the above link and pass it to those you love.

I have recently been driving around Texas, meeting new people and scouting locations for where I might start my, soon to be, new life.

Looking on the map I saw the name of a park, ‘Friendship Park’.  To my way of thinking this was a place I wanted to visit.  I looked it up and saw information on this park by Texas Parks and Wildlife.  It stated that the park is actually run by the Army Corp of Engineers.

As I drove across the dam on Granger Lake, I got the oddest feeling, almost as though I were driving into the twilight zone. I could not shake the feeling that I was being watched.  Figuring that I was simply impressed by the dam itself, I kept driving, looking for Friendship Park.

I found it.

Believe me, Friendship Park was ANYTHING by friendly.  I have never had a park experience quite like this in Texas or in any other state for that matter.

There was an older white haired woman at the guard gate entrance to this park.  This was the first indication I had that this park is not exactly ‘friendly’, as I had expected and hoped.

The lady wanted to know what I was doing, why I was entering the park.   I have never had to tell a park ranger or attendant anywhere why I desired to enter a public park.  I told the old gal, who seemed nervous, kind of agitated, that I was scouting locations for a move and simply wanted to see the park while I was in the area.

Kindly, she proceeded to give me a pink ’15 minute pass’ to enter the park. She did this so that I would not have to pay the $4 entry fee; very kind of her.

Then she stated that I had better get in and out of there quickly because, “Those rangers are in and out of here all the time.” and she did not want me to get in trouble and she certainly did not want to get in trouble. She was obviously frightened of the ‘rangers’ as she called them.

I was very taken aback by the fear of the rangers that this kind woman was exhibiting. I did not say anything, but the surprise must have shown on my face.

She said, “Oh, Honey, they are here for your protection.” I kind of shook my head and she repeated, “The rangers come here for your ‘protection’.” I said nothing in response.

The park is nowhere near being attractive. I found it kind of surprising that the one campsite that was occupied was a very high dollar RV. I cannot imagine why a person that owned this wonderful traveling home would even consider setting up at such a dreary oppressive park. Their set up, chairs, etc made it obvious that they had been there a while.

As I was driving through the park, I felt as though I were seeing actors from “The Night of the Living Dead”.  The few people I did see did not appear to be of this world, The oppressive atmosphere was suffocating.

Considering it was a weekend and there were so few visitors, I had to ask myself why the heck ‘rangers’ would constantly be in and out of the park, as the old gal stated.

Now, I do not have any idea what Friendship Park is really all about, but I know that there is something odd going on there and whatever it is, cannot be a good, friendly situation.  I have never felt so unwelcome in any park I have entered.

A word of advice from The Dumplin  ———-  Friendship Park is most certainly NOT friendly, actually quite the opposite. Even though I have no real idea what that kind woman was so fearful of, she was absolutely fearful and was absolutely certain it was for our protection. NOT!  Friends, I would not waste my time going to this Friendship Park, the unfriendliest Texas park I have ever visited..