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Speak Out For Your America!
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I can't
wait to read your book. I was doing a
search and found it by accident. When I
read what you wrote on your website, I
felt, finally, someone who feels the
same way I do. I was beginning to feel
like I was alone in how I felt (besides
my husband and a few friends who feel
the same way). I feel like this country
has gone absolutely crazy and i can't
believe people can't see it. I hope
that we are a majority, and I hope that
we start speaking out. I tried to get
on a forum today and try and be calm and
talk about this country becoming united,
and I was just stomped on. I think the
far left and the far right, (especially
the left) don't want to unite, i think
they like the division they have caused
and I think they get off on it. I have
family who are very liberal, and I can't
even have a conversation with them,
so starting today, I'm done trying, I
know now that I can't change their
minds, because they don't
listen, and let's face it, knowledge
can't get in a closed mind. Anyway,
thanks for listening and here's to a
better America.
Brigitte from NH
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You don’t know me. I’m on your email list
because I often wonder ‘Where my America
went?” I read your article on politics and
the effects on relationships. I was JUST
thinking about this very topic. We have
distanced friends over politics. We have
had identical conversations (like yours) in
our own home. We work, we have kids; do we
really want to spend an evening with so and
so? Free time is so valuable and we have
made decisions based on politics. It’s
really sad, but most definitely true.
I think it is so prevalent because the
government is in every facet of our lives.
Here in lies the problem. There is no topic
that can’t be quickly brought around to
politics. For me, personally, almost every
conversation/problem can be ended by
“eliminate income tax”. (Here is where my
spouse starts to role the eyes). t
scares me to death because I, also, see it
getting worse with no end in sight. I did
not live through the 60’s (born 1962). Was
it this bad and then got better? I’m afraid
to say that I do not think so. I don’t
think this is a phase and it worries me.
We just came back from Italy. I kept
repeating one phrase during our trip,
“This could be us if we are not
careful!” You have to see it for the
impact to hit home. It shook me up. I
liked America just the way it was –
imperfections and all. Here in the
northern suburbs of Chicago, it’s like
being in a Rod Serling nightmare, but no
one else sees it. I hope you are
getting feedback on the topic and that
you will explore it more.
- Patty G., Chicago
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I am
currently reading your book. I have not
found anything you write about yet that I am
in disagreement with. I will be continuing to
read and follow your leads. - L.
C., Watonga, OK
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Thank you for your wonderful writings. I
couldn't agree with you more. I just read
one of your newsletters on my local cable
show. It was the column on crime where
people were thinking Iraq and learning it is
our great country of America. In my town of
Burlington, Massachusetts, the people get
one sided news so I decided to give them the
"Conservative View" which I named my local
cable show. In a town which is mostly
Democrat, I am discovering this news is
making a difference. Your newsletters will
be read to them whenever I get them. Being
the daughter of a WWII vet who died in a
Veterans Hospital at the age of 39, I
learned quickly about the world, survival
and what is important. Eventually I intend
to write a book about all of it. Right now,
I'm attempting to educate people about the
real truth, not the media lies. I love my
country but live in a socialist state so in
effect I'm fighting for freedom. The
legislature is a radical liberal group who
are defying our constitution and our right
to vote on gay marriage. Your articles are
wonderful so keep sending them. God Bless
You. - Arlene, Burlington, MA
- I used to
think that all the changes that were
happening were good for America. I
thought the ACLU was looking out for me. But
now that I read your book my eyes have
opened. You have certainly given me a
lot to think about. When I looked at
it from your perspective you made me think.
They couldn't care about me at all. What are
my grandchildren going to have when the ACLU
gets finished giving away my rights and my
country. Thank you for turning
on the lights. - J. McKenna, Portland, OR.
- I also
write a newsletter, that I distribute
around my immediate community. I
receive no compensation. I receive
Social Security and a small amount of
money, from an investment. At 77, I
also recently got a part-time job to
fill in the cracks. I have served in the
Navy during the Korean War, worked at
the polls, contributed clothing to the
kidney foundation, served on jury
duty---twice, contributed to the poor,
volunteered for various community
projects, but still it is not enough. No
matter what I do, or others do, it is
never enough. Conservative causes, I
have contributed, read write try to
educate others, nothing works. I have
come to the conclusion, that an armed
conflict against our own government, is
the only answer. Once the America we
once knew, is gone, the world will see
500 years of slavery and world
government, from which it may never
recover. - D. Lauffer, Columbus, Ohio
- Many people wonder, "is anyone
thinking like I am about this whole mess
we're in". It is some consolation that
there are those who are thinking, and
writing, about the issues you bring up.
However, the battle that we're in
presently, for the heart and soul of the
"new America", will be like no other in
the history of the world. Thinking
Americans must believe, as many
commentators are writing, that this
really is "Our Last Best Chance, for
America and Western civilization:.
We are fighting this battle from a
position of weakness as two of the most
critical elements in this battle are
first, our educational system and its
institutions and secondly our mass
media, both of whom are secular,
progressive and agnostic. The Democrats
own them both, lock, stock and barrel.
The socialists among them, of which
there are multitudes, know that they
cannot win this battle on economic
terms, but give me your children and the
press and two thirds of the battle is
over. Our only hope is for all the
various conservative NGOs to consolidate
their efforts to fight this battle. -
D. J. Hamburg, N.Y.
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Great
article once again. (Swift & Co.) We
see American jobs shipped overseas. We
see illegal’s flooding our cities.
Neither party seems to care. I believe
the reason has partly to do with 1) an
attempt to mask the real rate of
inflation and 2) social (in)
security. With regards to inflation -
the civil government raises money three
ways: confiscates it at the point of a
gun (taxes, fees, licenses, etc.),
borrows it (too often from our enemies
making us open to blackmail – which is
one reason why I think we have backed
off our vociferous support for Taiwan in
that the Chinese own a trillion dollars
of our debt) or simply prints it out of
thin air which creates inflation. It is
very difficult to measure inflation;
products can be made lighter, with
cheaper materials, etc. in addition to
cheaper labor. If the feds were truly
honest about the rate of inflation it
would cost them (us!) a fortune in
COLA’s. “Cheap” labor and overseas
manufacturing helps mask the real
decline in the purchasing power of our
dollar. With regards to SS – Congress
has spent all of the money collected,
raised expectations about SS beyond its
stated intentions for purely political
reasons (i.e. rather than a supplement
to personal savings it has become a
replacement for), abortion and declining
birth rates of “native born” citizens
were “necessary” to raise the population
numbers to make the “system” work –
especially since the boomers are about
to retire in mass, “legal” immigration
cannot make up the difference fast
enough, illegal immigration was and is
ignored to make up the shortfall –
without thinking through that illegal’s
economic status means they end up taking
out more than they contribute - meaning
that in the end we have a serious
problem on our hands. Throw in the
terrorist threat from a porous border
and the situation becomes truly insane.
- J.C., Texarkana, Texas
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So enjoy reading your
newsletter. Just realized that
since I will be 80 my next birthday
the upcoming Armageddon(?) will not
bother me as I will be long gone.
The PC crowd won't know what hit
them, the idiots we are raising in
our schools, homes, offices, etc.,
will still feel they are winning
until they are told differently, at
which time they will explode as
their minds will not be able to wrap
their brains around that fact, and
the older people will be really
wondering 'WHERE DID OUR AMERICA
GO'? Keep 'em coming! -
I
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