posted November 15, 2004 02:33 PM            

Here's an admission that those on the far radical left have been cheering for Americas enemies....and not just in Iraq as has been proven by the words and actions of John Kerry.

They are virulently anti America and anti American. They represent a 5th column action within the borders of America and their goal is destroy every visage of American thought about the world, world events and American institutions.

They piously whine that they love their country but by their words and deeds, the only conclusion any reasonable, rational person could draw is that America is not that country.

Now, having been rejected at the ballot box, these leftists are attempting to destroy the process by which we choose our elected officials....the electoral process. The idea is that every vote must count...whether or not the voter is eligible to vote, dead, an illegal alien or has already voted by absentee ballot in another state or voted under numerous names and addresses at other precincts.

Now, according to these radical leftists, we must scrap the electoral college as a tool of oppression and any attempt to qualify voters must be scraped as racist.

Their lies are legion, surpassed only by their own irrationality. They accuse Bush of attempting to turn America into a police state when in fact, it's Bush who is in the process of turning America back over to Americans by increasing home ownership, improving education, supporting the ultimate weapon against tyrannical government...the private ownership of guns and a variety of other initiatives designed to de-power the federal government, including tax cuts for all who pay taxes, elimination of the inheritance tax, elimination of the marriage penalty and now, an initiative to either roll back the power of the IRS or eliminate the IRS altogether with a new tax system....hopefully a sales tax, a tax system that is constitutional, as opposed to the current tax system that is not.

At every turn, the radical left has attempted to thwart the President, in conjunction with a radical leftist press and numerous far left websites and outright communists publications which never miss an opportunity to bash both America and the President.

Dissent is one thing, cheering for the enemies of America are quite another. If you're one of those who can't find anything positive to say about America then, this message is for you. You lost and you're going to keep losing, mainly because more and more people are seeing through the lies and the lies of those you idolize. America is a Constitutional Republic and it isn't going to become a Democracy where any demagogue can sway the electorate with phony issues and lies. The rights of the minority will be upheld but they are not going to impose their will on the rest of us.

Cheering the enemy Gary Kamiya, executive editor of the left-leaning Internet journal Salon (www.salon.com), confirms what some Americans have only suspected: Liberals were cheering for the enemy in Iraq. "I have a confession: I have at times, as the war has unfolded, secretly wished for things to go wrong," Mr. Kamiya wrote last week. "Wished for the Iraqis to be more nationalistic, to resist longer. Wished for the Arab world to rise up in rage. Wished for all the things we feared would happen. I'm not alone: A number of serious, intelligent, morally sensitive people who oppose the war have told me they have had identical feelings." More casualties would have been a preferred alternative to the "larger moral negative" of a victory that boosted President Bush's chances for re-election, he said. "Many antiwar commentators have argued that once the war started, even those who oppose it must now wish for the quickest, least-bloody victory followed by the maximum possible liberation of the Iraqi people," he wrote. "But there is one argument against this: What if you are convinced that an easy victory will ultimately result in a larger moral negative — four more years of Bush, for example, with attendant disastrous policies, or the betrayal of the Palestinians to eternal occupation, or more imperialist meddling in the Middle East or elsewhere? "Wishing for things to go wrong is the logical corollary of the postulate that the better things go for Bush, the worse they will go for America and the rest of the world."

And it ain't just the liberal pundits, either. Same article:
Antiwar passion "America is elated over victory in Iraq, but antiwar Democratic presidential wannabes are sticking to their — for want of a better word — guns, fueling talk that the party could McGovernize itself and walk right off a cliff in 2004," the New York Post's Deborah Orin writes. " 'Trust me when I tell you that in the Democratic Party right now, among real Democratic players, the passion and the majority is still against the war,' says [Democratic] pollster Paul Maslin, who backs antiwar ex-Vermont Gov. Howard Dean. "Besides, he's ready to bet that something will go wrong in Iraq's reconstruction. Or in Syria. Or North Korea. Or we'll see another terrorist attack — and then Americans will turn on Bush and complain: 'We didn't sign up for this.' "

posted January 20, 2005 04:39 PM              

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