Colin Powell

Written by the Scribner

December 26, 2021

Colin Powell, United States Secretary of State. Photo by United States Department of State.

I am known as the man that sold the Iraq invasion, but I am so much more. A man is a sum of his life and not parts, and yet I am Colin, a great general, but America has a hard time taking orders from Niggers, from black high-ranking officials.

I was able to do great things and go to places, but at the end of the day, I am a great black general, and colonel of the army. You call me when you need stuff done and when you can’t do it yourself. Courage under battle is my motto and my saying, not easily waffled or changed.

Let’s see, Covid is really something, and while I had health issues, covid took me. A little bug, but it was my time to go and I had an excellent run.

And to my wife, I do miss you. You were my light, the warmth of a smile, and my soldier. I love you and can see you. Do pick up the clothes from the floor in the bedroom.

And to my daughter, my children, you were all wonderful, and it gives me great pleasure to say I am your dad. Apart from all the things I did for the country, you were my greatest achievement and reward and I rest knowing that the Powell family (not the white one) will carry on. My dog Sadie is pretty cool.

As I sit here and remark on all the things I have done and the relationships I created, I came and gave what I could in a way that I know best, and that is the duty as a man, as a father, as a husband, and servant of this great country of ours (yours) the USA. Greetings to Dave and to all the strangers I met along my humble journey. It has been great.