Ray9
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These are strange times we live in. Stranger still is the disquieting fact that the strangeness is apparently not recognized by about half the population. Baby Boomers who were forced to read dystopian novels by George Orwell and Aldous Huxley in school now know why. Beginning in about 1964 a great change in the way the United States is governed was set into motion. The War on Poverty and the Great society were railroaded into the American mainstream by academics and politicians to create a large underclass dependent on government for the calculated purpose of expanding government by abridging the free destinies of average citizens.
In the fifty plus years since these poison seeds were planted, government has exploded to the point where factions of the population are so deeply embedded in and dependent on the process that they take to the streets burning and looting cities to resist any change in that process even if it’s for their own benefit. Quasi fascist mass movements like “Black Lives Matter” pose a divisive and discordant threat to the survival or our society but the people throwing the bricks and bottles can’t be blamed. The blame lies with a government that fosters racial antipathy and uses it as a strategy for its continued growth.
In addition our cities are under attack by interlopers from uncivilized, medieval, Middle Eastern states separated from our shores by vast oceans and immense geography. Our academically-inspired big government has solved this problem by dislocating national sovereignty under the banner of refugee resettlement and by implanting the hatred directly into the midst of our communities where improvised bombs detonate with a frequency that resembles Northern Ireland a few decades ago. Revolutionaries who mentored Barrack Obama like Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn must be in seventh heaven right now even though they are likely too old and too weak to properly throw a Molotov cocktail. Very few people appear to connect the dots because they have been so thoroughly brainwashed by propaganda bolstered by political correctness and disguised as education.
This coming election is not just about Republicans and Democrats; it’s about the very soul of our nation and the futures of our children and grandchildren. It should be clear by now that the educational system in the United States long ago ceased to be a center for critical thinking and in fact has been functioning as a propaganda mechanism for the government that lavishly supports it. Public sector unions, Cadillac pension and medical plans and job security that make tenured recipients the closest thing in nature to immovable objects are powerful incentives for educators to abandon the free exchange of ideas and jump on the book-burning bandwagon of political correctness.
Average citizens who have been dispossessed of company-paid pension and medical plans and a dignified secure living due to the corruption of government schemes like NAFTA should view this coming election as a wake-up call to take back their country from those who have kept all the best benefits for themselves at the expense of those who work the hardest. The central planning of the last five decades has not worked for our government just like it did not work for the Soviets. We should have learned by now that outcome-based social engineering does not work and the end never justifies the means. But the politicians and educators who have gathered all the golden eggs will not relinquish their treasure willingly. They’re in the process now of destroying our healthcare system and cognitively attenuating the population with targeted programs like Common Core.
The troubles in our society are not black people or poor people; they are bad people-bad people in government and bad people in education. Democrats in politics and education are afflicted with an almost Pavlovian fetish for European social democracies. We are not France or Norway. America has always been exceptional in the world due to a thriving and vibrant middle class-a middle class that is disappearing under the iron hand of globalist central planning. If you care about your freedom, if you care about you future, if you care about your children do not vote for Hillary Clinton.
In the fifty plus years since these poison seeds were planted, government has exploded to the point where factions of the population are so deeply embedded in and dependent on the process that they take to the streets burning and looting cities to resist any change in that process even if it’s for their own benefit. Quasi fascist mass movements like “Black Lives Matter” pose a divisive and discordant threat to the survival or our society but the people throwing the bricks and bottles can’t be blamed. The blame lies with a government that fosters racial antipathy and uses it as a strategy for its continued growth.
In addition our cities are under attack by interlopers from uncivilized, medieval, Middle Eastern states separated from our shores by vast oceans and immense geography. Our academically-inspired big government has solved this problem by dislocating national sovereignty under the banner of refugee resettlement and by implanting the hatred directly into the midst of our communities where improvised bombs detonate with a frequency that resembles Northern Ireland a few decades ago. Revolutionaries who mentored Barrack Obama like Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn must be in seventh heaven right now even though they are likely too old and too weak to properly throw a Molotov cocktail. Very few people appear to connect the dots because they have been so thoroughly brainwashed by propaganda bolstered by political correctness and disguised as education.
This coming election is not just about Republicans and Democrats; it’s about the very soul of our nation and the futures of our children and grandchildren. It should be clear by now that the educational system in the United States long ago ceased to be a center for critical thinking and in fact has been functioning as a propaganda mechanism for the government that lavishly supports it. Public sector unions, Cadillac pension and medical plans and job security that make tenured recipients the closest thing in nature to immovable objects are powerful incentives for educators to abandon the free exchange of ideas and jump on the book-burning bandwagon of political correctness.
Average citizens who have been dispossessed of company-paid pension and medical plans and a dignified secure living due to the corruption of government schemes like NAFTA should view this coming election as a wake-up call to take back their country from those who have kept all the best benefits for themselves at the expense of those who work the hardest. The central planning of the last five decades has not worked for our government just like it did not work for the Soviets. We should have learned by now that outcome-based social engineering does not work and the end never justifies the means. But the politicians and educators who have gathered all the golden eggs will not relinquish their treasure willingly. They’re in the process now of destroying our healthcare system and cognitively attenuating the population with targeted programs like Common Core.
The troubles in our society are not black people or poor people; they are bad people-bad people in government and bad people in education. Democrats in politics and education are afflicted with an almost Pavlovian fetish for European social democracies. We are not France or Norway. America has always been exceptional in the world due to a thriving and vibrant middle class-a middle class that is disappearing under the iron hand of globalist central planning. If you care about your freedom, if you care about you future, if you care about your children do not vote for Hillary Clinton.
