I
well remember when Nikita Khrushchev was leading the Communist Party in the old
USSR. That's why I am so very alarmed at what I see this evil, lying,
unAmerican President doing to bring down this country. I am sick over
it. People, forget about what Lady GAGA is doing, forget the insanity
of 'The Housewives of....", forget the utter classless and stupid
Kardashian Family. PAY ATTENTION. What was forecast by the Communists
has come true. This time by a man who doesn't even have credentials as to his birth and education.
When I was young, we had air raid drills in elementary schools. We had to crouch beneath our desks with our hands and arms covering our heads. Later, in junior high, we instead went to the basement and crouched, covering our heads. I still don't know why anyone thought that would save us from nuclear bombs. There was a paranoia among Americans caused by their fear of Communism. Since that time, our union-controlled educational system has taught that very real fear out of our young peoples' consciousness. The result, of course, is several generations of Americans who are totally unaware of what has happened in our once free country. Instead, they are fed revised history so they may never know the truth. They are taught songs praising our president, just as Adoph Hitler did in World War II Germany. What people are ignorant of will come home to roost.
This president understands the illiteracy of the American public, their penchant for celebrity, and uses those celebrities to promote his agenda. He knows the majority of Americans will fall in line, marching to his socialistic agenda.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Suggested reading
I don't often recommend a book, but I have to suggest you read "The Lost Wife" by Alyson Richman. It's based on true stories of the Jewish people during WW II, and is horrifically candid. The main female character is an artist, and much of the story involves what artists did in WW II, just as they have done in all cultures since the beginning: recording the truth visually. Admittedly, I have been interested in what Hitler did in Europe since I was a teenager, because much of the carnage occurred during the early 40s, when i was born. Perhaps this interest is why I can correlate much of what is happening in our country today with that time, and it terrifies me - as it should you.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
The Threat of Socialism
I think it is unbelievable that people whose parents or grandparents are recent immigrants to this land of freedom and opportunity are so willing to just give away their legacy. Many of those who have been financially blessed in this society are the very people who are seemingly unable to see who and what Barack Obama really is. Your ancestors came here for the very freedoms you seem to want to give away. If you are educated, you should be able to hear the Marxist language in Obama's remarks. If you are a creative person, you should fear the loss of your freedom of expression. If you have a religious affiliation, you should fear losing the right to worship. If you are a hunter or sport shooter, you should fear the loss of your Second Amendment rights. If you are middle or upper class, you should realize you stand to lose what you have so it can be shared with the lower class. I am not making this up. Study history. Read about what happened in Pre-World War II Germany. Compare it to what this president espouses. His "bible" is Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals, a book that extols Socialism and Marxism and is dedicated to none other than Lucifer. READ THE BOOK. It is imperative at this crucial time in our history that everyone who is capable of understanding knows what may happen should Obama be re-elected.
Political Conventions
My father brought home our first television in the early 50s, when I was in elementary school. The world began to open up to us. I recall my brother and I sitting in front of the blond wood cabinet with the small picture tube screen as we watched the test pattern. No, it wasn't because we found the test pattern fascinating, just the fact that it actually existed thrilled us with the promise of the next "show". Television was so novel at the time that we endured all kinds of entertainment just to watch the miraculous invention. We watched wrestling shows with our grandfather, black and white cartoons, news shows - anything and everything was wonderful. Of course, cable tv didn't exist at the time, and some sort of antenna was necessary to get a signal. The first of our antennas was a set of rabbit ears that had to be constantly reconfigured depending on the season, the tv station, and the weather. Frequently, aluminum foil was attached to the "ears" for better reception. The pictures were black and white and many shades of gray, mostly the latter, and were usually quite fuzzy. Channel 13, WQED, was the first tv station we were able to watch, followed by KDKA, Channel 2.
The first political conventions were broadcast on tv in 1948. Prior to that, we listened on the radio. Because this was post-World War II America, patriotism was a big deal, even among kids. We went to parades on national holidays; we placed our right hands proudly over our hearts during the National Anthem or when a flag was carried past us; we listened to our parents and grandparents discussing politics and news. This is probably why I, at age 6, wanted to marry President Harry S. Truman. It also explains why I watched the political conventions of 1956, and those of every presidential election year thereafter.
I am always amazed at the number of people who do not watch this part of the political process in the USA. I heard someone say this may be the last year for the conventions, and that makes me quite sad. Today, there is more interest in celebrities and gadgets than there is in the mechanics of our Republic. I am fearful that the lack of interest may well be the cause of the fall of our great society. Young people today do not have a grasp on how our system works, or why it has enabled our country to become the most successful economic/political system in the world. In the early years of television, the political conventions were shown in their entirety. Today, the major networks only cover an hour or two of the action. What was once an interesting look at how a president gets elected, is now considered boring by the public. The politicians also didn't like the way their wheeling and dealing was shown to the voting public, and so coverage gradually decreased.
I miss the days of Walter Cronkite commentating (but not when someone on the dais was speaking, as they do today). I miss the excitement of the beginning of the presidential campaign, because candidates were chosen at the conventions and the campaigning began after the convention. It certainly was a lot cheaper than it is today, and it also meant the sitting President was actually presiding over the country instead of campaigning for two of his four years in office. Some things just don't get better over time.
The first political conventions were broadcast on tv in 1948. Prior to that, we listened on the radio. Because this was post-World War II America, patriotism was a big deal, even among kids. We went to parades on national holidays; we placed our right hands proudly over our hearts during the National Anthem or when a flag was carried past us; we listened to our parents and grandparents discussing politics and news. This is probably why I, at age 6, wanted to marry President Harry S. Truman. It also explains why I watched the political conventions of 1956, and those of every presidential election year thereafter.
I am always amazed at the number of people who do not watch this part of the political process in the USA. I heard someone say this may be the last year for the conventions, and that makes me quite sad. Today, there is more interest in celebrities and gadgets than there is in the mechanics of our Republic. I am fearful that the lack of interest may well be the cause of the fall of our great society. Young people today do not have a grasp on how our system works, or why it has enabled our country to become the most successful economic/political system in the world. In the early years of television, the political conventions were shown in their entirety. Today, the major networks only cover an hour or two of the action. What was once an interesting look at how a president gets elected, is now considered boring by the public. The politicians also didn't like the way their wheeling and dealing was shown to the voting public, and so coverage gradually decreased.
I miss the days of Walter Cronkite commentating (but not when someone on the dais was speaking, as they do today). I miss the excitement of the beginning of the presidential campaign, because candidates were chosen at the conventions and the campaigning began after the convention. It certainly was a lot cheaper than it is today, and it also meant the sitting President was actually presiding over the country instead of campaigning for two of his four years in office. Some things just don't get better over time.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
It seems fairly obvious that the USA needs another major political party. The Dems and the GOP just aren't cutting it. The left wants to give away too much and the right wants to take away too much. Why isn't there a moderate party? I've said it before and I'll say it again: sanity only resides in the middle, not at the outer limits.
Power and money are the real goals of politicians and their ilk. Don't let anyone tell you any different.
Power and money are the real goals of politicians and their ilk. Don't let anyone tell you any different.
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