Obama calls for 'democracy with a small d'
Posted By Aaron Klein On 09/19/2012 @ 1:03 am
Obama calls for ‘democracy with a small d’
Posted By Aaron Klein On 09/19/2012 @ 1:03 am
Obama calls for ‘democracy with a small d’
The jury is still out on Rex Tillerson, but most —— NOT ALL —— secretaries of state since the end of World War Two were monumental disasters because the presidents who appointed them were disasters.
NOTE: Not one of Tillerson’s most recent predecessors was more loyal to this country’s sovereignty than they were to the United Nations:
John Kerry 68
Hillary Clinton 67
Colin Powell 66
Condoleezza Rice 65
Madeleine Albright 64
Warren Christopher 63
Lawrence Eagleburger 62
Every one of the above would abolish our Constitution and replace it with democracy. Every one of them would use the U.S. military to promote democracy in foreign civil wars when there is no military threat to this country, but as far as I know Rice Cakes is the only one who wrote a book that places democracy over individual liberties. Listen to the video and you will hear Rice Cakes wrap her view of democracy in a lot of misdirection.
Rice’s explanatory subtitle takes the prize for subliminal horse manure. Even if you have no intention of reading her book you get the democracy message just by glancing at the book rack wherever it is sold:
Stories from the Long Road to Freedom
Democracy never put anyone on the road to freedom. If Rice Cakes and her kind are so in love with freedom they would advocate limited government not democracy:
Democracy is always going towards something worse; never towards liberty. Flanders
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Finally, whenever Democrats engage in nation-building the rhetoric always begins with a promise of democracy. If you take a close look at their efforts you will see that they actually began nation-building (democracy) in this country in the early 20th century. Early Socialist might have had a case if they were talking about replacing a totalitarian government with democracy. America’s Founders knew better. They replaced a monarchy with a clearly enumerated limited government.
Admittedly, democracy looks good to everybody living in a totalitarian dictatorship —— not so good to people who enjoy individual liberties. That political reality is a major stumbling block for our own dirty little Communists like Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. They have to complete the task of overthrowing freedom in their own country, while Communists elsewhere take all the best of it when they promise freedom after democracy replaces whatever form of foreign government enslaves them.
p.s. Communist regimes are not burdened with promises of democracy after they give their people a taste of it.
Another Soldier For democracy Chimes In
Finally, Rice Cakes was mentored by Albright’s father. Need I say more?