Nothing helps a bad mood like spreading it around." Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbs
October 30, 2019
By: Linda Case Gibbons, Esq.
They seem to be everywhere, but there really are not that many of them. The Malcontents who are intent on changing the course of this country.
Transgenders comprise just .06 percent of the U.S. population, gays, lesbians and bisexuals 3.5 percent, but it seems like more.
The Americans who want to impeach the president are few and far between despite what we are told, and the wanna' be Socialists have no idea what Socialism really is, but hawk it on the campaign trail.
The needs of the many are being subverted to those of the few. And the media is helping.
These people and their methods are the grist for the Socialist wave sweeping our country, in a war waged in the Halls of Congress and the Ivory Towers of Academia.
This war seeks to corrupt your children, your laws and take away your right to think. They don't want their "rights." They want it all.
So a "female" sues for a bikini wax while still sporting male genitalia;
Gay couples fume and litigate about wedding cakes that Christian bakers won't bake for them;
An elected official cries, "Victim!" when caught in a Cozy Congressional Threesome;
And a counter-culture movement introduces "Drag Queen Readings" to toddlers in our libraries.
At taxpayer expense.
These are miserable little souls, and they want you to be miserable, too.
Obama started it.
During his presidency, Americans dreaded his latest harangue when a U.S. holiday rolled around.
On Thanksgiving, he ignored the turkey and Plymouth Rock to tell us we were all "immigrants," especially those Pilgrims.
On Columbus Day he blasted Christopher Columbus for his treatment of "Indigenous People," never mentioning the guy sailed out on an earth that, at that time, was flat.
And at a 2015 Prayer Breakfast, he slammed Christians about Islamic terrorists.
"Remember that during the Crusades and the Inquisition, people committed terrible deeds in the name of Christ," he accused.
"In our home country, slavery and Jim Crow all too often was justified in the name of Christ."
It paved the way.
Now iconic American statues are being toppled in the name of racism.
Names of national holidays, streets and schools are being changed, erasing not only American heroes, but the history they represented.
Just as the Taliban destroyed the 6th Century statues of the Buddhas of Bamyan, and with it Afghanistan's history.
Just as China and Russia erased the history of their people, and replaced it with Communism.
We've been down this road before. I recognize that tree.
And now, we have a generation who is ignorant of their country's history, who have been encouraged by educators and Liberal politicians to feel, and express, being "uncomfortable" in a flawed America.
It isn't the "uncomfortable" Christopher Columbus experienced.
Or that of Thomas Jefferson when he sat down to a blank sheet of paper to write the declaration of separation from England.
They didn't cower in a "safe place."
Neither of them hid in a dorm room, as students did in Benedict College when President Trump came to receive the Bipartisan Justice Award.
They didn't "boycott" that awards ceremony, as Sen. Kamala Harris did.
And they didn't hide in a "Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility" (SCIF) room, like Rep. Adam Schiff, plotting the overthrow of the government, telling Americans these proceedings are "normal."
And so, unfortunate events have resulted.
Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird was removed from the curriculum in a Biloxi, Mississippi school.
Because it was said to be racist.
Author Laura Ingalls' name was removed from an award for childrens' literature because her Little House on the Prairie pioneer characters were said to behave in a "racist manner."
And Dr. Seuss' books were summarily throw back in the First Lady's face by a pushy school librarian, Liz Soeiro, because, she said, of their "racist propaganda caricatures."
This is while "Librarian Liz" dressed up as Cat in the Hat in 2015, and Liberal producer Aaron Sorkin produced a blockbuster To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway last year, albeit with an Atticus Fitch whom Sorkin changed to a lesser Atticus Fitch.
This week we are told Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi will hold a House vote on impeachment.
In reality it is just another brick in the Socialist Wall.
The "Resolution" is not a Constitutionally mandated House vote.
It is a vote to allow Schiff to continue with the secret investigation he is conducting, with no legal safeguards for the president or the Repubican members of Congress, granting kangaroo court powers to Schiff and his House Intelligence Committee.
The problem Schiff and Pelosi face is that Americans know how to read, and they read the "Resolution," and know it when they smell a rat.
So they will keep on reading To Kill a Mockingbird, because they like it.
And they will protest the will of the few drowning out the will of the many, because they don't like that.
Hold the line, America.
Where We Go One, We Go All
Stay strong, Patriots