Ep. 91 ”When Things Are Screwed Up, Look In The Mirror”-Childhood Trauma, Military, Deep Sea Diving, Submersibles, and Saving America-John Ferguson’s American Story

John Ferguson had the idyllic childhood in his small Kansas hometown.  That all ended when his mother remarried.  John suffered physical and mental torture by the hands of his stepfather for years.

He found solace at a local church, attending sessions throughout the week as a place of refuge.

John was eventually removed from the home by his father, but the abuse left an indelible mark on him.

John joined the marines right after high school graduation.  This was followed by service in the army.

When John's enlistment was filled, he began a career as a deep sea diver on oil rigs.  He spent his time in water so dark and full of sediment, vision was nil.  John had a literal rope lifeline.  Losing grip of the rope could mean death.  He learned to "see" with his hands, manuevering around underwater in the deep recesses. 

John became skilled with unmanned and manned submersibles. 

John is a pioneer with drones. He is the owner of Saxon Unmanned. He manufactures drones, specific to the customer's needs.  They cost tens of dollars.

John uses this technology to fight human trafficking on the southern border. He is willing to risk his life to save another.

John is vocal with his beliefs on the evil and corruptness that happen within the American govenment. He is candid about his fears of China, and pulls no punches.

Whether you buy everything John says, his story is fascinating.  He has been on the verge of death throughout his life several times, but will not quit. 

John Ferguson loves America.  He repeats a phrase said to him in the military,"When things are screwed up, look in the mirror."

So, look in the mirror and get involved. You can be a part of the problem or part of the solution.

You can donate to John's fight at the border by visiting https://sujtc.com/