Lost Soulz: The The Time is Now


Written By: ~X~ of TFD

Lost Soulz: The The Time is Now

I dont know about you, but I recall back in the days the old school milk cartoons in the grocery stores wit kids on them that said "Missing" or "Have you seen me". 
Photo Credit: Des Moines Register
 
It was always sad to me and my mom would always stare at them and occasionally even look around the neighborhood for them. She always said she could never imagine how she could live if any of her kids was gone.

Several years later, sad to say tragedy struck our inner family in many ways and we lost a few and she had to actually face that. In fact, we all did. 

From that day forth, I always had a interest of using my resources to try and help those find people to find their loved ones who are missing.

Since developing The Factual Dragnet, we came up with the #LostSoulzAlert. Which throughout the years many of you have seen from time to time on missing loved ones post. 

We want to do more this year so we are going to post a weekly publication like "The Weekly Receipt" highlighting missing persons as many as we can to bring extra eyes! 

Every time you turn on the loser tube you hear about the "War on Drugs", war on this, war on that. The REAL war is on hunger, war on homelessness, war on empathy, war on humanity. 

So, this is us doing our part of paying our rent on this earth and giving back. 

Where we can look at the face of our future and say, "We tried, we tried to make a difference."

THE TIME IS NOW!!!

Also always remember you can send tips, missing persons, JPEG images or whatever to our encrpypted email: rwoatgtipz@protonmail.com


 

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