‘Paint it Black’- Blasphemy Law, Demonstrations, Socialism & Sharia Law.

Don’t be Negative, Don’t Be Apathetic, Don’t See Black, Be Calm, Be Positive in Mental Attitude, Stand in the Light of Knowledge and Awareness and See all Colours, live Free and Think Dynamic past this Red Communist Vietnam War (1955-1975) message song that ally military personnel listened to and sadly faced combat daily in seeing too much red blood, and only wanted to see black to escape the cruel misery they had to endure on their tour of duty fighting North Vietnamese Communists, supported by anti-freedom Communists Soviet Union, China and North Korea.

Americans, Australians, New Zealanders, South Koreans, Filipinos, Thais, and Laotians Supported South Vietnamese who wanted to live free… enjoy the beat and move forward into the light past black. ‘The Habit of War’ must come to an end, and the way is living ‘Philosophical Intelligence’.

I love the music, I love the tempo, passing black, I moved with inspiration into the light of eternal enthusiasm, feeling the joy of confidence that I can always as a ‘Can Do’ person rise higher into the joy of life.

I am a ‘Free Spirit’ not afraid to say, “No” to all anti-freedom ideologies.

In Combat ‘Cold War’ or ‘Hot War’… Freedom stands against every gangster bully dictatorship. ‘Lest We Forget.’

The following song ‘Paint it Black’ by the Rolling Stones was not written about the Vietnam War but it had significant meaning for many combat veterans in that tragic war. It was first released as a single on the 6^th,May 1966 and it reached into the hearts and minds of ally Vietnam vets, including those before they were killed in combat.

A.I. 2021