posted on November 5, 2004 02:08:11 PM new
''We the People'' made history on November 2, 2004 in so many ways. We turned out in record numbers to decide the future of our nation. By doing so, we took control of our country at a time when many believed control had been lost to the politicians, the corporations, or the special interest groups. We proved who runs this country, and the lessons are clear.
Since Franklin D. Roosevelt, there has been a slow constant march towards socialism in America. Americans are the most socially conscious people on earth, but that doesn’t mean that we believe in socialism as a form of governance. We know what socialism is, and we are aware of its record of failure around the globe. We have watched the Democratic National Committee adopt a socialist doctrine, and even watched as the socialist and Communist Party endorsed the DNC candidate in 2004. But on November 2, ''we the people'' said no!
The socialization of America depends on the movement first succeeding at a few other things. Neither socialism nor communism will be accepted in a nation of free moral people. No matter which god one believes in, belief in God’s dominion over man removes any possibility of man’s dominion over man. So for socialism to be accepted, America must first agree to become a secular nation. On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
In order to become a secular nation, separation of church and state has to become law. We have all listened to Ivy League professors pontificate about the idea of separation of church and state in America, but we all know there is no such thing. We also know there is no real difference between people with no moral foundation at all, and people who can separate themselves from their moral convictions at will. On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
A secular nation replaces moral and ethical values with the concept of an open society whereby all ideals, no matter how immoral, no matter how perverted, have equal merit and rights. Ideas like gay marriage, pedophilia and bestiality are given equal status with traditional family values. Some want to separate these ideas as though some are more immoral or more perverted than others. But in all cases, they represent unnatural sexual urges and none of them belong on an equal footing with traditional family values. On November 2, 11 states addressed these ideas and in all 11 cases, ''we the people'' overwhelmingly said no!
Abortion, or the taking of innocent life for the purpose of sexual convenience. has been accepted in this country for more than 40 years. No law was passed making it legal, no Constitutional Amendment exists making it a right, and if it were put to a nation wide referendum, it would be outlawed from sea to shining sea. People who can do this, or who openly promote it, will pay a heavy price for their actions and so will all of us who sit quietly by, and allow it to continue. In a secular nation, murder is no problem, but on November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' proved that America is not yet a secular nation.
America is not only the nation that feeds itself but it is the nation that has fed the world for more than 100 years. Most countries in the world are either third world dictatorships, or socialist forms of limited self-governance. Every nation envies the wealth and power of America, and many wish to bring America down to their level in every respect. All of our power is a result of and dependent upon our economic power. That economic power exists because of our economic freedom, and socialists threaten that freedom, and the power and security it provides.
More than $4 billion was spent in the 2004 election to fill a $400,000-a-year position. An obscene amount of ''illegal'' money from God knows where or whom, with God knows what kind of strings attached, was funneled into our honorable system by dishonorable people through 527 organizations attempting to bypass the will of the American people. On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
Billionaire socialists like George Soros and secularists with anti-American agendas, attempted to purchase the White House for their lap monkey John Kerry, and ''we the people'' said no!
Socialist media elites like Dan Rather and Peter Jennings, and Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson, plus Hollywood socialists like Michael Moore, Barbra Streisand, Sean Penn, George Clooney, and Alec Baldwin combined their efforts of mass disinformation, converting what was left of a liberal news media into a pure socialist propaganda machine. The quality of information being delivered to the American people by these folks was on par with Baghdad Bob.
Liberals worked in tandem with the Kerry campaign, creating anti-Bush and anti-American headlines, even using forged government documents, and reinventing old news stories in an attempt to unseat a president who stands in the way of their socialist agenda for America. To their surprise and dismay, on November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
Members of the European Union and the United Nations, all of whom had been exposed for their corrupt protection of the world’s most brutal dictator, and acting against America and the free world in their own greedy self-interests at the expense of millions of Iraqis, attempted to inject their will into the American election. On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
Osama Bin Laden himself, marginalized by the Bush doctrine of pre-emption and relegated to the status of video terrorist, attempted to inject his will into the American election too, just as he did successfully in Spain. On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' said no!
Liberals told us that 254 decorated Swift Vets were all liars, and that former POWs were all liars, too. They told us not to pay any attention to Kerry’s record as the most liberal member of the U.S. Senate. They told us we didn’t need or deserve to see Kerry’s military records, and that his meeting with the North Vietnamese in France was a chance social event, even though his false testimony before congress in 1971 was read right from the pages of a Viet Cong propaganda document.
On November 2, 2004, ''we the people'' once again said no!
''We the people'' said no to all of this, and for that, I am a proud American today. But we only said no 51 to 48, a dangerously slim margin of true Patriots over Secular Socialists, which means, there is much work to be done in our country.
America’s moral majority took a stand, drew a line in the sand, and said this is the point at which the march towards secularism and socialism stops in our country. Our country is divided, 51 to 48, right down the line that separates morality from immorality. We know where the secular socialists reside: in all the little blue counties on that election map. Our goal between now and 2008 must be to turn those blue counties red.
The red counties represent real American values of freedom over free stuff, the idea that right and wrong exists, and the understanding that America’s promise of personal liberty far outweighs any promise of temporary government-issued economic security.
The red states don’t hate the wealthy, no matter how poor they are. They don’t believe anyone owes them anything, other than an equal opportunity to make their lives whatever they want it to be. They don’t believe America should be run by the United Nations, or that America should reduce itself to equal status in the world in order to eliminate the rightful envy of the world.
The majority of those in the red states believe in America, and all of the American ideals that made America the greatest nation on earth, and they are clearly committed to preserving real American values, whatever the cost.
Members of the Democratic Party are already talking about running Hillary Clinton in 2008, signaling that they still don’t get it. Hillary is left of Kerry and Edwards, a ticket that was already too left for America. She is left of her husband Bill, who was to the right of Kerry and Edwards, and who never received 50% of the popular vote.
On November 2, 2004, George W. Bush received more votes than any presidential candidate in U.S. history, and even more than Ronald Reagan, the first president to receive a clear majority of the people's support since his father did in 1988.
At the same time, an already Republican House and Senate gained an even broader majority, leaving the DNC completely out of power, even losing the Senate minority leader, Tom Daschle, in the process.
The message could not be clearer, yet the DNC, media elites and Hollywood socialists refuse to learn the lessons of the last several elections. The most divisive, intolerant, and hate-filled group in America, now calls for unity from the conservative leadership. But this is no call for unity; it’s a call for mercy from the right, which has complete control in America today.
The mandate is on the right, and the conservative leadership has an obligation to those who put them in power not only to preserve, but to advance the conservative agenda of returning America to its rightful place in the world. Conservatives have an obligation to lead America back to its moral heritage, away from the brink of secularism and socialism.
In the coming months, the mainstream media must be reformed from top to bottom, replacing propagandist with real news reporters who value ''true and accurate'' reporting over ''fair and balanced'' reporting. 527 groups and the likes must be put out of business for good; eliminating any possibility of another international coup attempt.
Congress must be forced to place all pending legislation and voting records online where anyone can access the performance data of those we elect to do our nations business, so that never again, will the people be locked out of the halls of Congress where deals are cut that undermine the interest of the people who pay the bills.
There is much to be done, and conservatives have the mandate to get it done, so shame on us if we don’t. We are a moral nation, where secularists are welcome. There is no such place as a secular nation, where the religious are welcome. November 2 must be the beginning, not the end.
Americans again prove Pres Bush is the best man for the job
"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The person who has nothing for which he is willing
to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself."
--John Stuart Mill
posted on November 5, 2004 03:20:46 PM newIn the coming months, the mainstream media must be reformed from top to bottom, replacing propagandist with real news reporters who value ''true and accurate'' reporting over ''fair and balanced'' reporting. 527 groups and the likes must be put out of business for good; eliminating any possibility of another international coup attempt.
I could not agree more. We can start with Fox News and the SwiftPets.
Why didn't you post an attribution to this piece Bear?
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Dick Cheney: "I have not suggested there's a connection between Iraq and 9/11..."
[ edited by profe51 on Nov 5, 2004 03:21 PM ]
posted on November 5, 2004 04:01:53 PM new
Bear, it might be you who just doesn't get it. If people believe that Bush will save them from terrorists, they will vote for him, especially if God is on his team. Just like David Koresh - apparantly he told everyone that they could leave before the compound was destroyed, yet most stayed. That's because he brainwashed them into thinking it was best, even though a normal person would know better. That's why he got the votes he did, not because he's a good President.
posted on November 5, 2004 08:31:23 PM newThat's because he brainwashed
Could it be you were left in the rinse cycle a little too long, Kraft?
Pres Bush was relected because he is the President a MAJORITY of American's wanted as President. Not a elitest too far over the left Mass liperal.
Bush has a proven record fighting against terrorism.
kerry has a undistinguished record of 20 years as the most liberal senator ever sent to Congress.
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FYI Krafty:
Pres Bush garnered 7 million more popular votes than in 2000-more than twice the amount that President Clinton increased his vote between 1992 and 1996.
The last time a president won re-election was in 1996, when Bill Clinton managed only 49.2% of the popular vote
Americans again prove Pres Bush is the best man for the job
"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The person who has nothing for which he is willing
to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself."
--John Stuart Mill
posted on November 5, 2004 09:29:27 PM new
[i]We know what socialism is, and we are aware of its record of failure around the globe. We have watched the Democratic National Committee adopt a socialist doctrine, and even watched as the socialist and Communist Party endorsed the DNC candidate in 2004. But on November 2, ''we the people'' said no!
We SURE did!!!
Whoever wrote this article really knows exactly what's he's/she's talking about - point by point. Excellent, bear.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Four More Years....YES!!!
posted on November 6, 2004 06:14:26 AM new
"""SwiftPets."""
Ha! Got it right, Profe, I wonder if they're all settled in their new homes yet? You know, the ones the Repugs bought them for their services....just like whores.
