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As I watched the massive scheduled protests across the nation yesterday (Saturday)where people were demonstrating against deporting illegal alien criminals, I just had to shake my head. Why in the world would anyone protest against this? Then I remembered what I had written previously, it's not a concern about the rabble, it's about destabilizing the government.
Then I thought about being in the midst of "Pride" month where everyone and business was recognizing it with rainbow flags and emblems. Everywhere I see things referencing "Pride." And to all you turn the other cheek Christians, don't forget that the rainbow was originally designated as a sign between God and man. The perverts and sodomites deliberately took this for their sign. Mmmm, I wonder what those wacky Muslims would have done if they had done something similar to them?
Then I considered all the social media platforms (Tik-Tok, FB, etc.) and cellphones, how it is shaping and impacting our youth and teenagers. How their lives are consumed by it and the way it is shaping how they think, act and look. These are going to be the future voters and possible leaders of America?
Then, thinking about our corrupt, biased, dishonest media.
Reading where over 50% of the U.S. population is obese and are preoccupied with booze, sports and entertainment.
Corrupt politicians and many who hate America.
Recognizing that blacks have been too often granted a free pass for bad behavior, criminal actions and racism.
White men and our history have been disparaged and demonized.
So, what am I getting at here? Well, I recently read where the average lifespan of a great nation or empire is 250 years. That pretty much fits where America is right now.
Can anyone really give me a convincing argument that we are not living through the ongoing destruction of America?
To close on a somewhat optimistic note, coming soon will be an article on how to get through it and not be a helpless by stander.
Pass this Blog along to others who you think might be interested or need to be informed.
Oh yeah, once again, I am not a racist or bigot! Reporting stats and facts about blacks, Muslims and homosexuals does not make me a bigot or racist!
Addendum--Just got notified that a slightly edited version of the above will be published tomorrow in the online magazine American Thinker.
This is excellent. We do indeed have a wonderful 250, yea, 400 year history. Far from being unenlightened rustics, the Founding Fathers distilled 250 years of Enlightenment Philosophy into these few lines that set off revolutions around the world:
ReplyDelete"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness."
Then, knowing the imperfections of the system they set in place, they built in the machinery for future generations to amend the Constitution.
They lived in the age of modern Medicine's beginnings, Chemistry's beginnings, Physics' beginnings, Pharmaceutical Science's beginnings, Paleontology's beginnings, among others. They revolutionized the world as much as the world's intellectual revolutions shaped them.
It is absolutely essential for us to remember these noble words, and the deeds accomplished by them.
How true. And how far we have moved from what our Founding Fathers wrote.
ReplyDeleteSadly; the start was the Civil Rights Act, which practically recinded the Constitution. Every exception cannot become the rule, but its devolving into just that. EG: Pride Month, Juneteenth.
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