Wednesday, October 1, 2008

KGB Operator says it only takes 1 generation to demoralize a country


As I write this, the Senate is voting on the bailout due to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In light of recent events, follow me on a little journey.



This journey starts in Harlem, 1964. I was born to hippies - the good kind, true love for other human beings, want a better world, all that. You can imagine their disappointment that I grew up to be a right-wing evangelical Christian conservative. They love me in spite of it. Anyway, they always said to me "Honey, all we need is one generation of teachers, reporters and politicians, and we will change the world!"

Today a friend forwarded to me a 1985 interview of a former KGB operative who says it takes 15-20 years to demoralize a generation by using media, politicians and educators, and that once the people are successfully stripped of traditional American morals, it will then take 2-5 years to bring the country to crisis through war and a faltering economy.

Did it only took the democrats from 2006-2008? Are we there?

Then he says it can take as little as 6 weeks to bring a country to its knees: wreck the economy, ration gas and food, and then the government can take over by “normalizing” the country through “big brother” government and in the interest of "saving" the people our freedoms become more scarce as the government grows in power and control.

Is this what is happening? The video is 20 minutes long, the former KGB operative talks all about this, but when you get to the end, it’s SHOCKING – it’s like he’s talking about TODAY. If you have time, watch it, it's really something.

Yuri Bezmenov, 1985

Monday, November 20, 2006

The Middle East Terrorism Solution

U.S. Energy Independence - How To Achieve It

1. Support Iraq's neighbors participation in the peace process. Maliki is shia, so Iraq is going to join up with Iran to refine and sell Iraqi oil and there’s nothing the West can do about it. China and Russia will be buying their oil as long as it lasts. When Iran and Iraq join up, though, the rest of the middle east may do something about it, because the Sunni middle east is terrified of the primitive radicalism of the shia mentality and Iran’s military might. When we support democracy, we must allow the people to choose. Once the violence stops, our troops can come home, we gave them a chance to live in peace, and the Iraqi people are now being held hostage by the ancient feuds and ethnic cleansing instead of living in peace. They are now a democracy, so they are free to choose. We shouldn’t leave in the midst of violence, allow the neighbors to restore order if possible, then our troops will come home. If not possible, then why are we there? Bring the troops home. Then we ***MUST*** become energy independent within 10 years.

Our troops have performed brilliantly. We should honor them by allowing any outstanding conflict to be resolved by regional powers, then bring them home to celebrate them for the heroes they truly are.

2. By 2010 the US is projected to produce only approx 5 million barrels per day, combined with what we are importing, that leaves us 5 million barrels per day short. Look at the red dot in this picture. http://www.anwr.org/docs/CloseupofareaIII.pdf That dot is the size of the proposed oil field that could potentially, only drilling will tell, supply the US with what is realistically estimated to produce 18 billion barrels of oil. Do the math, and you will find that means this little red dot could make up our shortage for 3600 days, or approx 10 years. Environmental advances are such that oil production and wildlife can co-exist, the people of Alaska want it, the people of the US want it, and the jobs and economic benefit to our citizenry is undeniable.

3. Brazil announced in March 2006 that it will achieve energy independence within a year. After 30 years of research and investment, they have found the right combination of sugar ethanol production and automobile production regulation to achieve this feat. Brazilian ethanol makers also are interested in partnering with U.S. ethanol producers. After 10 years, we too could have a thriving ethanol industry.

Drilling ANWR will satisfy our need for oil while we get up to speed on ethanol.

Why does this matter? Because every penny we give OPEC pours into the middle east and is a penny that in some way, shape or form that could be funneled back to terrorist organizations to buy weapons and research nuclear technology. Let Russia and China buy their oil for now, eventually we will make it more economical for them to buy ethanol from us. As demand for oil drops, so does terrorist funding. Only when no one wants to buy their oil, will we truly be safe.

When the windfall profits from oil revenues cease to exist, they won’t have money for bombs. We must win economically, it is the only way. I don’t know how long we’ve got before nukes start blowing up in our cities, but it will take us at least ten years to implement this plan, so we need to start today.

Saturday, November 18, 2006

Duty at home and on the battlefield: Prayer



Lord, hold our troops in your hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen.




I Support World Peace

I Support World Peace ...one carefully placed round at a time.

We sleep safely because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence upon those who would do us harm.

Camp Ramadi Ramadi, Oct. 2006 Photo by Michael Fumento At Camp Ramadi. Something tells me Cindy Sheehan wouldn't feel comfortable here.

Farewell Speech From the Oval Office

Because we're a great nation, our challenges seem complex. It will always be this way. But as long as we remember our first principles and believe in ourselves, the future will always be ours. And something else we learned: Once you begin a great movement, there's no telling where it will end. We've done our part.


And as I walk off into the city streets, a final word to the men and women of the Reagan revolution, the men and women across America who for 8 years did the work that brought America back. My friends: We did it. We weren't just marking time. We made a difference. We made the city stronger, we made the city freer, and we left her in good hands. All in all, not bad, not bad at all.

And so, goodbye, God bless you, and God bless the United States of America.

Ronald Wilson Reagan
January 11, 1989

Perseverance


He failed in business in '31.
He was defeated for state legislator in '32.
He tried another business in '33. It failed.
His fiancee died in '35.
He had a nervous breakdown in '36.
In '43 he ran for congress and was defeated.
He tried again in '48 and was defeated again.
He tried running for the Senate in '55. He lost.
The next year he ran for Vice President and lost.
In '59 he ran for the Senate again and was defeated.

In 1860, the man who signed his name A. Lincoln, was elected the 16th President of the United States.

The difference between history's boldest accomplishments and its most staggering failures is often, simply, the diligent will to persevere.