Steel Doors for Safe Home
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For the last 10 years, I lived with and cared for my father, Hubert P. Yockey, who was one of the last surviving nuclear physicists of the Manhattan Project, and witnesses to the Trinity Test. My dad died on Jan. 31. I'm moving out of his home because I can't afford to keep it.
Fortunately, I do have a home to move to. To support myself, I will be an author and activist for the rights of girls and women to be free of the intrusions of trans people, for lesbians and gays to embrace their Second Amendment rights and carry weapons for their own safety, and for lesbians and gays to recognize that Islamic terrorists want to kill them for being gay. I know I am choosing a dangerous occupation. But the death rate for long-time caregivers is 1 in 3, and I beat that, so why not?
My problem is that my new home has double glass entry doors. I will be a lot safer if I can replace them with double steel entry doors and double storm doors.
The sooner I can raise the funds to buy and install new doors, the safer I will be. I will be a sitting duck starting July 1, so that's my target date for raising the total I need.
I understand that my messages as an activist are controversial. I would postpone asking for help and try to earn the money for the doors myself, despite the fact that I would be at risk of violence during that time. But the homegrown Muslim terrorist who slaughtered over 50 gays at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlanda, Florida, in the wee hours of June 12 taught me that I must ask for help now to be able to speak out safely.
After over 30 years of end-of-life caregiving for my late life partner, my best friend, my mother, my foster sister, and my father, at the age of 62 I must now build a career that will support me and allow me to save for retirement. Writing and speaking are the skills I can use to accomplish that. My niche as <a href="http://aconservativelesbian.com">A Conservative Lesbian</a> gives me the knowledge and platform to do it. My first project is a book that will expose the lies of the trans movement and explain how to stop their aggressions against girls, women, and the very concept of what it is to be female. (I will self-publish or send it to the two conservative publishers who expressed interest at CPAC 2016.) I will be grateful with all my heart for all the donations I receive to help me. And I will get busy writing my book and speaking out.
Fortunately, I do have a home to move to. To support myself, I will be an author and activist for the rights of girls and women to be free of the intrusions of trans people, for lesbians and gays to embrace their Second Amendment rights and carry weapons for their own safety, and for lesbians and gays to recognize that Islamic terrorists want to kill them for being gay. I know I am choosing a dangerous occupation. But the death rate for long-time caregivers is 1 in 3, and I beat that, so why not?
My problem is that my new home has double glass entry doors. I will be a lot safer if I can replace them with double steel entry doors and double storm doors.
The sooner I can raise the funds to buy and install new doors, the safer I will be. I will be a sitting duck starting July 1, so that's my target date for raising the total I need.
I understand that my messages as an activist are controversial. I would postpone asking for help and try to earn the money for the doors myself, despite the fact that I would be at risk of violence during that time. But the homegrown Muslim terrorist who slaughtered over 50 gays at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlanda, Florida, in the wee hours of June 12 taught me that I must ask for help now to be able to speak out safely.
After over 30 years of end-of-life caregiving for my late life partner, my best friend, my mother, my foster sister, and my father, at the age of 62 I must now build a career that will support me and allow me to save for retirement. Writing and speaking are the skills I can use to accomplish that. My niche as <a href="http://aconservativelesbian.com">A Conservative Lesbian</a> gives me the knowledge and platform to do it. My first project is a book that will expose the lies of the trans movement and explain how to stop their aggressions against girls, women, and the very concept of what it is to be female. (I will self-publish or send it to the two conservative publishers who expressed interest at CPAC 2016.) I will be grateful with all my heart for all the donations I receive to help me. And I will get busy writing my book and speaking out.
Organizer
Cynthia Ann Yockey
Organizer
Fairfield, IA
