I've been thinking about this for some time and becoming more convinced that the changes we are seeing, under this administration, are being done deliberately: All to accomplish a very sinister motive and that is the further weakening of this country. Make no mistake about this.
Just some of the "changes" we've witnessed during Obama's braggadocio:
>massive fiscal debt of trillions of dollars in which we now find ourselves in a very troublesome and intimidating (to me, anyway) alliance with someone we really cannot trust, ...Communist China.
I also have grave concerns as to the decision-making skills of our own State Department and DOD. (Wonder if they're sellin us down the road--not that they've been all that great in the past). But I digress...
>no jobs, no jobs, no jobs; and it appears Obama is doing all he can not to create jobs; aka the Keystone Pipeline as a good example;
>the govt. takeover of GM in which a private corporation now answers to the government, not its shareholders;
>new govt. regulations making it harder and harder for banks to lend;
>the on-going cover up of the number of brutal attacks by Blacks on Whites;
>the policies of the federal government that go against moral and religious beliefs; e.g., the President's attack on the Catholic Church; and elevating "Homosexual" rights.
Under the Constitution, we all are free to live our lives, free from fear, as long as we do not infringe or harm another. But when we have the federal government interfering in our religious beliefs, sexual orientation and elevating that particular sexual orientation to one of importance over another, well, the federal government has gone too far. This is not the role of government.
Coveting this group or that one, passing out favors, fawning all over ones self in an embarrassing display to court a particular group is just another way a voting bloc is nailed down as its most paramount use will be when it comes to amassing votes.
Aren't you tired of being assigned a number, manipulated and used to fulfill someone's agenda? I think we're all getting tired of the deception. And more importantly, I believe we're being able to see right through it. Something we haven't been able to do before.
> the attack on our right to free speech and to own guns to be able to defend ourselves;
> the amount of ammo and MREs the Department of Homeland Security is stocking; do they say why they are doing this when asked? I haven't heard any plausible answer on this one, yet.
>the continued Nazi tactics by the TSA on American citizens that are obviously sanctioned by the DHS as they haven't done a damn thing to stop them.
>the use of drones and for what purpose? Again, no one has provided a plausible answer.
I'd like to close with an observation...how many of us (black, white, asian, hispanic, other) are in favor of anything I just listed? Do not these programs adversely affect each and every one of us, our children, our grandchildren, our futures?
Do we or do we not have the capability to change things for the better?
If ever there was a time for meaningful CHANGE in this country, I'd say November is looking like our date with destiny.
And we can thank President Obama for this new cognizance, this new awareness, as he has awakened a sleeping electorate to the total ideological rot that has been gnawing away at the underbelly of this nation for a very long time.
Just some of the "changes" we've witnessed during Obama's braggadocio:
>massive fiscal debt of trillions of dollars in which we now find ourselves in a very troublesome and intimidating (to me, anyway) alliance with someone we really cannot trust, ...Communist China.
I also have grave concerns as to the decision-making skills of our own State Department and DOD. (Wonder if they're sellin us down the road--not that they've been all that great in the past). But I digress...
>no jobs, no jobs, no jobs; and it appears Obama is doing all he can not to create jobs; aka the Keystone Pipeline as a good example;
>the govt. takeover of GM in which a private corporation now answers to the government, not its shareholders;
>new govt. regulations making it harder and harder for banks to lend;
>the on-going cover up of the number of brutal attacks by Blacks on Whites;
>the policies of the federal government that go against moral and religious beliefs; e.g., the President's attack on the Catholic Church; and elevating "Homosexual" rights.
Under the Constitution, we all are free to live our lives, free from fear, as long as we do not infringe or harm another. But when we have the federal government interfering in our religious beliefs, sexual orientation and elevating that particular sexual orientation to one of importance over another, well, the federal government has gone too far. This is not the role of government.
Coveting this group or that one, passing out favors, fawning all over ones self in an embarrassing display to court a particular group is just another way a voting bloc is nailed down as its most paramount use will be when it comes to amassing votes.
Aren't you tired of being assigned a number, manipulated and used to fulfill someone's agenda? I think we're all getting tired of the deception. And more importantly, I believe we're being able to see right through it. Something we haven't been able to do before.
> the attack on our right to free speech and to own guns to be able to defend ourselves;
> the amount of ammo and MREs the Department of Homeland Security is stocking; do they say why they are doing this when asked? I haven't heard any plausible answer on this one, yet.
>the continued Nazi tactics by the TSA on American citizens that are obviously sanctioned by the DHS as they haven't done a damn thing to stop them.
>the use of drones and for what purpose? Again, no one has provided a plausible answer.
I'd like to close with an observation...how many of us (black, white, asian, hispanic, other) are in favor of anything I just listed? Do not these programs adversely affect each and every one of us, our children, our grandchildren, our futures?
Do we or do we not have the capability to change things for the better?
If ever there was a time for meaningful CHANGE in this country, I'd say November is looking like our date with destiny.
And we can thank President Obama for this new cognizance, this new awareness, as he has awakened a sleeping electorate to the total ideological rot that has been gnawing away at the underbelly of this nation for a very long time.
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