THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GANGS AND A BROTHERHOOD

In the world of evil, their are a variety of criminal gangs, of which we won't talk much about today other than our history shows they have existed since time began on earth. Sorry to say that criminal gangs and thugs will continue to exist when we reject kids who may be different or what we now refer to as being Bullied out of acceptance. There are, however, a variety of people in what we will call the "Brotherhood". This is a good support group, like The Girl Scouts; Boy Scouts, 4-H; FFA; church activities, and social acceptance. The first photo shows a leader of todays Brotherhood. He is the father of the four brothers in what we will call the Nephi Jones Brotherhood. Each was raised by the same parents; same rural town, and when the call from the US of A came during Viet Nam, three of the four joined the military to be of service to others who wanted freedom. The way our Armed Forces work is regardless of what section of the military you may be placed, you are taught how to kill other humans if the time came when you had to do that. That was easy for these four, as their Brotherhood father made in a point to teach gun safety to each of them, and they knew how to hunt for sport and for food. Three was  trained in the military's and one in law enforcement. And they backed each other up as a Brotherhood does. Not pictured is the most dangerous and tenacious of them all, and the little sister is included in the Brotherhood and taking the photo at the "Bates Motel" in about 1984. The second photo shows another Noble Brotherhood, consisting of World War Two comrades in arms, and the "Medic" on the top left was a Brotherhood member in a specialized training camp and father and gun trainer of the four Brotherhood members. He was taught like the Nephi Smith and Steele brothers, hunting and helping each other become marksman. When life begins on this earth, choose other kids to be in your good Brotherhood. The world needs them, not just for combat and Kill or be Killed, but for backup and helping each other in clubs, schools or on missions assigned to them.