Idiot’s Guide to National Suicide

July 9, 2019 Ilana Freedman, Intelligence Analyst

On 9/11, we faced the total destruction of our society by radical Islamic forces, and we rushed to the finish line of a race that is far from over. Now we are increasing our danger by morphing our anti-terrorism efforts into political correctness that is leading us into new danger – a sharp turn from personal liberty in a free democratic republic to the onslaught of socialist propaganda that will, if left unchecked, destroy the country we love.

 

America’s engagement in the global war against terrorism, triggered by the attacks on 9/11, was officially initiated by President George W Bush on September 12, 2001. And it brought the U.S. to the most dangerous crossroad in our history. We faced the total destruction of our society by radical Islamic forces, and we rushed to the finish line of a race that is far from over.

Now we are increasing our danger by morphing our anti-terrorism efforts into political correctness that is leading us into new danger – a sharp turn from personal liberty in a free democratic republic to the onslaught of socialist propaganda that will, if left unchecked, destroy the country we love.

The long list of unintended consequences, brought about by a stunning lack of leadership from a succession of administrations in Washington, has led us to a moment in our history where the fork in the road is crystal clear: either we stay the course with a roadmap built on personal liberty and economic freedom, or we follow the crowd pulling us to the left towards a dark socialist future.

 

The dangers with socialism lie in the deceiving simplicity of its propaganda. It is promoted in the glowing terms framed by the politicians, the pundits, and the idiots who somehow think that history doesn’t repeat itself when we keep making the same mistakes. They use terms that spell “free stuff” and “you are entitled to…” [name it and you are entitled to it – according to the propagandists] – and they say “health care, a living wage, a college education, etc. are not privileges they are a human right, etc. [but not a word is said about actually having to earn it]........To Read More....