Thursday, October 22, 2015

Awaken America!



There comes a time when it becomes necessary to expose the general public to those things that create lack of discernment in the arena of life. In particular I’d like to address the Constitution of the United States of America and how the last one hundred years has blinded the majority of everyday citizens.

Most people have at least heard the consternation voiced by child rearing parents concerning common core. What most people don’t know is that as early as 1898 John Dewey published an essay about how to influence our democratic republic toward a socialist state. In "The Primary-Education Fetich” he damns high literacy and advocates for programs in education that dumb down a child’s natural ability to learn language skills. That makes one hundred and seventeen years of negative influence in our schools and colleges; one hundred and seventeen years of teaching children socialist views; one hundred and seventeen years of influencing children to be socialists in thought and deed.

In addition to Dewey’s skewed intelligence, he also had the ears of the Rockefellers to the point where they funded education programs that would become the norm. In today’s world, the rich continue to believe that only they can be intelligent enough to run the country or make decisions about everyday life for the masses. They inhabit the universities and they publish education’s text books and they found the government offices to be places of refuge.

Well, the truth of it is that they are likely to be correct. They’ve had one hundred years to make sure that you were prohibited from learning how to learn. They’ve convinced you that they are so important that they can make better decisions for you than you can. They’ve been giving you whatever you’ve asked for, including living spaces, healthcare, transportation, food and a phone. Why would you ever consider that what they say isn’t in your best interest?

And that’s the point.

Today America sits on the verge of collapse from a runaway Federal Banking System, to lawlessness within our government, to an influx of illegal aliens focused on destroying the American Republic, to local and state governments chipping away at what were once constitutionally guaranteed rights; rights that were designed and put into place to guarantee people the opportunity to throw out the bums.

Now is the time to open your eyes and your brain. Now is the time to stand up and be counted. For if you do not take an active position in protecting the very rights on which our country was founded, your children and grandchildren will suffer great consequences after you have been removed. It is coming down to that.

Within our Republic there are forces at work to create great consternation and revolt. If the revolt gets physical, as in military battle, there will be such disconnect to our way of life that other nations will find ways to take advantage of the rebellion. You will soon see how weak and unorganized our country is. We will not be defeated by a foreign country until we have handed ourselves the defeat. Some may remember the cartoon caption, “We have met the enemy and it is us.” The only way that we can be our own worst enemy is to stand down at a time when standing in the gap is the correct formation.

People, find a way to stand in the gap, to rebuild the walls of the Republic, to keep a watch for an enemy lurking beyond the wall. They are there and they are prepared. Don’t let it happen on your watch. Get to the voting booth. Do not abdicate your right to vote. Your vote does matter; it does count. Your neighbor’s vote counts, as do your relatives’ votes. Find an official that sees life as you do and vote them in. They are out there. Remember, the “others” will try to tell you who to vote for. Don’t fall for it. Learn who speaks the truth and understands what a statesman does while in office. Throw out the politicians. Let America resume its place as an economic and powerful leader of the free world and change the way the next one hundred years will be noted by historians.

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