Where will you go to find another country that provides the opportunities and individual guarantees of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness outlined in our founding documents and guaranteed by a government of, by and for the people?
Name a country that offers you and your family the same or more than our United States of America? The answer is: Nowhere; there isn’t such a place.
This is our land, these are our people, these are our cities, neighborhoods and streets and this is our country.
President John F. Kennedy described America as the beacon of hope for others around the world. This is our place and our responsibility. Our founding, evolution and growth as a nation are precisely defined by our imperfections, experiences and abilities to redeem and renew ourselves.
What makes America that beacon of hope is that we are, traditionally, a nation of idea generators, problem solvers, decision-makers, communicators, doers, builders and warriors; we can think for ourselves, speak freely, act and deliver results.
But being hopeful is not a survival plan: Hope has never won a war, nor will it win peace on the home front.
We cannot hope to shut our eyes against the painful truth that our very existence is, once again, in jeopardy. Failed Marxist ideologies have invaded the mainstream of our consciousness like a network of choking vines seeking to strangle the mighty American oak tree.
These ideologies manifest themselves through 1) social media censorship of the free exchange of ideas; 2) mainstream messaging that drives toward thought control; 3) political correctness designed to force behavioral compliance; 4) unethical technology use supporting security state command by an over-reaching few; 5) lawfare as the application of warfare in the courtroom and 6) the selective application, weaponization and enforcement of the very ideals, laws and institutions designed to protect us.
We are but one generation from third-world poverty, dissolution and enslavement if we choose to stand idly by and allow those seeking to project their failed ideology onto the landscape that is America. The shining city on the hill is the last stronghold of freedom and we are under siege.
So, I ask you, if America falls, where will you go?
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On the battlefield, you learn to keep your options open until the moment you need to act.
In the meantime, there’s work to do, and every one of us has a role to play.
Start where you live.
LOCAL ACTION = NATIONAL IMPACT
I’m tired of being told to “move on.”
As Americans, we have every right to demand answers about what the government has lied about and I’m not going to stop asking because it makes people uncomfortable.
An American ought to be able to answer an FBI agent’s questions and trust that their report says exactly what was discussed. Anyone who deliberately falsifies that record puts a person’s freedom at risk, betrays the American people, and disgraces the agents who do their jobs honestly.
Enough talk about accountability!
If someone broke the law, hold them responsible. I don’t care how high they climbed, who their friends are, or whether they’ve retired. They still have to answer for what they did.
And NO, I won’t let this go. Americans deserve a government they can trust.
Perpetual wars have no net benefits for anyone who fights, funds, or lives through them. Yet, our politicians and corporate titans seem to love them.
War destroys lives, capital, and institutions while transferring resources to a narrow set of elite interests.
Most claims made (usually by those who don’t have to fight) of any benefits usually describe positive side effects that accrue to states, contractors, or elites, or historical processes that occurred despite war rather than because endless conflict is desirable.
Never forget, war is all about power and control (don’t kid yourselves).
Some geniuses claim that continuous low-level or proxy conflicts can stabilize ruling coalitions. An external enemy (the U.S., Russia, China, Iran, North Korea) focuses public attention, then justifies emergency powers, and further reduces elite challenges (all while the ruling elites of those nations become wealthier).
Yes, there is some data that prolonged interstate wars lower risk of a coup in the dominant powers.
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U.S. Army Colonel Theresa Long’s testimony in support of Ivan Raiklin is part of a defamation lawsuit brought by Dr. Terry Adirim who had been a senior Pentagon health official advising on the COVID mandate. The discovery in this case appears to be exposing some very serious (deadly) consequences of the COVID VAX.
Thanks to the indomitable Catherine Herridge for her reporting.
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.