I watched this introduction on Tucker Carlson live. I was so impressed that I forced my employees to watch it (with pay) the next day. WRSA’s post reminded me that I did not put it up as I had intended.
Tucker draws you in with this monologue and his points near the end bring it together. Please watch the entire video to put things into perspective.
David DeGerolamo
Remember the lies told by the political elite and ask yourself how they still hold any power.
The magic wand sound bite begins at 3:00 but I encourage you to watch the entire clip. As Obama clearly lies concerning his abysmal employment record, we must also remember that Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote. If not for the foresight of our founding fathers concerning the Electoral College, she would be pResident and we would be in WW III. People want to believe a silver tongued snake who makes promises that are false but give hope. Freedom means a hope that transcends money in your pocket from the state. It means a hope that your children will have better opportunities and security in the future to raise their children.
David DeGerolamo
Why are the yellow vests in France still protesting a tax that has been repealed? Unless the media is not giving us the real story. Can it be that the yellow vests are protesting their government’s policies and overreach? I still cannot believe that the French are showing the Western world what needs to be done to restore Liberty.
David DeGerolamo
Is it so surprising that New York elected a Communist major in New York City and then elected a Communist Representative? At least the salt vampire drained people of their lives in order to live. Communists drain people of their lives because they hate us.
David DeGerolamo
On Saturday, Rep. Steve Scalise (R-S.C.), the House minority whip, responded to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), who had advocated for a 70 percent top tax rate. When Ocasio-Cortez shot back, her supporters joked about assassinating Scalise, who nearly lost his life in the 2017 congressional baseball game shooting.
“Snipe his a**!” the popular satirical account Raandy tweeted, responding to Ocasio-Cortez. His tweet received 582 “likes” and 7 “retweets.”
What would it take for Americans to take to the streets as the French are doing? A government shutdown resolved without a border wall? The President impeached (but not tried in the Senate) by grandstanding Democrats? The truth coming out concerning the Clinton Foundation and the Deep State?
Americans do not like to be stood up by the French. As the yellow vest movement continues to gain momentum, we may be looking at both a European and American Spring. God help the political elite when judgment comes on Earth. But no too much since their sins are monumental.
David DeGerolamo
Orders for heavy duty Class 8 trucks tumbled 43% Y/Y (down 24% M/M) in December to just 21,300 units, representing the second consecutive YoY decline in 2018 and a 25-month low on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to ACT Research.
Class 8 trucks are one of the more common heavy trucks on the road, used for transport, logistics and occasionally (some dump trucks) for industrial purposes and their order book is used by Wall Street as a coincident indicator of trade and logistical conditions. Typical 18 wheelers on the road are generally all Class 8 vehicles.
If only President Trump would bring our troops home and return the country to the principles of our founding fathers concerning foreign entanglements.
David DeGerolamo
Christmas is a special time in the United States, a federal holiday, and a cherished day of observation of the birth of Jesus by millions of Christians. Whether one is a Christian or not is a moot point, the secularization of Christmas undermines another of our historical institutions.
During the first half of the 19th century, Christmas in America was celebrated in various ways in different locales. Some set the day aside as an observance of Jesus’ birth, others chose to drink, play music, and eat, and some chose to ignore the day altogether. In fact, in the early 1800s Christmas wasn’t recognized as a federal holiday.
Not much has changed today. At 1 AM, Christmas morning, people down the street from us were still shooting off fireworks. On Christmas Eve afternoon I had to dodge two inebriated motorists while driving down the main drag of Quincy. One was driving a pizza delivery car and the other decided he wanted to make a U turn from the right lane. Then when I got home, I went for a walk and had to jump off the pavement and onto a yard to keep from being run over. These folks give the “spirit” of Christmas a meaning that is all too common.
When secularists attack Christmas they are actually tugging at the foundations of our country. Whether one is Christian, Jew, or atheist matters little, the monuments being toppled, the political correctness that determines what we must say, and the attack on our institutions is an attack on all of us. If secularists were attempting to undermine Hanukkah, I would be equally concerned. This insidious movement is much for threatening than the argument over Merry Christmas vs. Happy Holidays.
Now the secularists are attacking Christmas songs; Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Baby its Cold Outside, A Charlie Brown Christmas, to name but a few. Apparently, these same people have no problem with revolting rap music which demeans women, uses filthy language, and suggests murder is somehow acceptable. Nope, nothing harmful here, let’s go after the reindeer with the red nose.
Actually some Christians have taken more of an active role in undermining the spiritual aspect of Christmas, than any supposed war on Christmas from the secular community. A few years ago, the large Baptist Church here in North Florida had a nativity scene with the expected wise men, angels, livestock, and etcetera. Intermingled with the nativity scene were Santa Claus and his reindeer. There is nothing wrong with a nativity scene and there is nothing inherently wrong with Santa Claus and his elves, reindeer, and etcetera; but what is the logic in blending them together. Did whoever came up with the idea think both were mythical, neither, or want us to take our pick on which we want to believe in? And if Christians really want to promote the birth of a Savior, why have an invented Santa Claus in the picture at all?
Late in life I have made myself a commitment. I don’t tell people what they should believe, what they should do as long as it does no harm to others, or what they should do with their life. The reality is people are going to do and believe as they want anyway; why waste my time.
Christmas is a unique American tradition. Perhaps the best way to enjoy the holiday is to allow others to enjoy it in their own way. Tolerance seems to have lost its way and is out in the wilderness somewhere, all alone, lonely, and wondering what the heck happened to all those rational people who used to live in America?
I look at Christmas as I do my television. When I don’t want to watch something, I turn the channel. For those who don’t want to celebrate Christmas, don’t, just have the human courtesy to turn the channel, do something you enjoy, and let others enjoy the day. We had a steak dinner, a couple glasses of wine, and great conversation with old friends on Christmas evening. Best Christmas in a long time. Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
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Have a good week. Bill Shuey is a freelance writer currently in Quincy, Florida.
Anyone or any group that suppresses the opinions of another person or group is evil. Our side (and we are the good side) has been suppressed by social media, the mainstream media and the political elite. Their goal is complete submission to the state. As I have said before, their are only two choices: submission or guided action. Let the Lord guide us as we enter the inevitable war.
David DeGerolamo
h/t Lisa the Infidel
