"I'm going to Disneyland!"

Since the 1987 Super Bowl game, the phrase, "I'm going to Disneyland!", has been used as part of Disney's "What's Next?" Super Bowl campaign. The idea was supposedly concocted by Jane Eisner, the wife of Disney CEO Michael Eisner. Both quarterbacks, New York Giants Phil Simms and Broncos John Elway, agreed to utter the famous line in exchange for $75,000 if they were victorious. Simms ultimately walked away with the cushy payday.

Today, in 2021, the question is still asked, "What's Next?". The answer itself has changed. It now goes beyond that question and is about Sleeping Beauty's Castle.  Why? It's because the castle, allegedly by some, was created by Mad King Ludwig II.  But was he mad? The history is fascinating 

about 19th Century, Mad King Ludvig's Castle in Bavaria, Germany. Rising above the Schwansee Lake and perched on a jagged peak, Neuschwanstein Palace is an ode to Richard Wagner. Wagner was a romantic composer and Ludwig's close friend. The palace pays homage to the swan knight of Lohengrin.

Of course, everyone knows where this castle is in Disneyland.  It's at the main entrance to Fantasyland, and that's where our journey starts and ends in a brief glimpse into what could have been a wonderful world.  Instead, it's now locked and closed to the people and guarded at the gates by the gilded elites and their idiot, moron minions for the King Bumbler, Joe Biden.

Have you guessed yet where this fairytale is taking you yet? It should, because it's all about how the American peoples have given up the keys to their own castles. These are the bastions that keep or defend Constitutional beliefs, freedoms, or ways of life for all citizens that is disappearing or threatened. The Federal government is not your Prince Charming or fairy godmother, but instead is your captor and master. How so? Let's read on, 

"Once upon a time..." The political career of President Donald J. Trump burst upon the national election scene, grew to epic proportions, created astounding domestic growth, negotiated world trade agreements and  peace settlements around the world not seen since President Ronald Reagan or beyond.

In this 2020 Presidential re-election, after their 2016 election beating, the "gilded-rich elites",  "liberal progressives", "high-tech oligarchs", and "media moguls" had never given up their concerted efforts to politically and personally destroy President Trump. He is our modern-day knight in shining armor in this horrific fairytale fighting a fiery dragon spitting out it's leftist media venom, rhetorical flames, and gas lighting to destroy him along with U.S. Constitutional laws.

The 2020 Election is now over with all illegal ballots counted. They won, but are very afraid and worried he could run again. What to do now? Well, let's still call his voters deplorables who now need cleansing and brand him just plain crazy mad. Is the fairytale over yet?

Some factual parallels are historically striking here. For many decades, people said that King Ludwig II was mad due to his excessive spending and extraordinary castles. Ludwig was an intellectualist, however, who spent more time with books and in nature than caring about dynastic issues. However, now researchers can explain that it wasn't madness, but a cruel rumor created by his enemies (maybe even his own family!) Ludwig was very different than his relatives. He was a dreamer and an intelligent visionary. He indeed left a long-lasting legacy to ponder.

"And so, they lived happily ever after...." is only in fairytales, but that hope can only live on if we take what was gained during the last four years and build upon it a mighty fortress from a bedrock solid Constitutional foundation to defend our God-given liberties and U.S. Constitutional Laws.

"The Horrible Ending Epilogue..." The Washington, DC Trump rally fiasco which culminated on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 resulted from a spontaneous, unarmed mob assault by a few, not all protesters, there on the Capitol building. Tragically, one was shot by police, three other deaths were medical emergencies that were not firearm-related, said DC Police, not to mention one officer died after hit with a fire extinguisher and many other injured DC police officers too. 

Can all the blame for this violence be piled onto just one event or is it more?  The cumulative constant drum beat for the Trump years was loud from Democrats who wanted Republican voices muted while physically run out of restaurants and stores as unrentless fiery BLM street riots threaten public safety. The absolute leftwing power over free-speech in social and news media is now complete too.

Over a year, Covid has people sequestered down in their homes, unable to go to schools, stores, theaters, sports events or meet with friends. This all contributed to this powder keg of emotion, intentional or not, whether the unknown could be even known to determine all the consequences. Sadly, how quickly condemnation and blame appears. But, it's really nothing new, so you have to wait for all of the facts. I can already see this is a circle firing squad and everyone is to blame.