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Like Bernie Sanders, these people were not Vermonters then, are not Vermonters now, and never will be Vermonters, they will forever be known as “Flatlanders”. It reminds me of the time I was patrolling on State St. and there was a protest on the State House lawn against the public use of Berlin Pond. I met a man in front of the DMV building who asked me “What are those people protesting ?” I told him and he replied “They look like the same people that protested me as I got off the bus here, when I got home from Vietnam.” Sadly I had to tell him that some of them probably were the same people. I then thanked him for his service, and we went our separate ways. I find the use of the word “detente” interesting, as it is a throwback to the good old day of “peace and love” even though it was President Richard Nixon that popularized the use of this word. You remember Richard Nixon ? He is the president that got caught with his hands in his political rivals cookie jar, and left the office in disgrace. Sound familiar ? The only difference between then and now is the press did not support “Tricky Dick (a Republican) Nixon’s” agenda long before Watergate, they do however clearly and unambiguously support Joe “the teleprompter reading rutabaga” Biden’s agenda. (of course he’s a Democrat) Ahh the more things change the more they stay the same.

Like Bernie Sanders, these people were not Vermonters then, are not Vermonters now, and never will be Vermonters, they will forever be known as “Flatlanders”. It reminds me of the time I was patrolling on State St. and there was a protest on the State House lawn against the public use of Berlin Pond. I met a man in front of the DMV building who asked me “What are those people protesting ?” I told him and he replied “They look like the same people that protested me as I got off the bus here, when I got home from Vietnam.” Sadly I had to tell him that some of them probably were the same people. I then thanked him for his service, and we went our separate ways. I find the use of the word “detente” interesting, as it is a throwback to the good old day of “peace and love” even though it was President Richard Nixon that popularized the use of this word. You remember Richard Nixon ? He is the president that got caught with his hands in his political rivals cookie jar, and left the office in disgrace. Sound familiar ? The only difference between then and now is the press did not support “Tricky Dick (a Republican) Nixon’s” agenda long before Watergate, they do however clearly and unambiguously support Joe “the teleprompter reading rutabaga” Biden’s agenda. (of course he’s a Democrat) Ahh the more things change the more they stay the same.