The Revolution? It's Over...The Rest is Just Enforcement

[indigobusiness]

The Revolution? It's Over.
The Rest is Just Enforcement
© By Dorothy Anne Seese

The cultural revolution is over. Without a shot being fired other than by government agents, America was changed, transformed, from a land of liberty to a nation of multicultural tolerance dolts with liberal educations and preemptive mindsets. There is still a bit of mop up work to do to clear out some radical free-thinkers (mostly pesky Christians and diehards of the Confederacy and its battle flag) but they will be eradicated within a decade. One way or another.

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The Revolution is over, and Americans are desensitized to the point where nothing short of an attack on New York, Washington, or San Francisco will get their attention, a larger attack than Nine-Eleven. Cases of outrage are few. The government ran some tests as to the outrage threshold of Americans and found it was peculiarly dense, satisfactory to the cultural commandants, when free Americans shrugged their shoulders at:

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The outsourcing of American border security to Accenture, a Bermuda-based corporation (formerly Arthur Andersen and Co. of the Enron scandal infamy), to pay offshore crooks up to $10 billion to "defend" the American borders, but no one has said which way the guns will be facing. We do know that the U.S. Marines, when questioned as to whether they would fire on fellow Americans, said "no." Outsourcing to mercenaries is the only answer to a military that is loyal to its countrymen until they can be replaced by those whose mindset is not to protect the people but only the state and the powers that run it.

Whoever controls the firepower controls the state, which is why the insistence of the various UN and liberal American globalists that average citizens surrender their guns. Los Angeles is out of control with gangs and a police force that is not controlling them. Murder rates in both Los Angeles, California and Phoenix, Arizona are staggering.

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[RPM]

1. huh?

is this the start of another South thread?

[indigobusiness]

2. No.

Not hardly.

[indigobusiness]

3. But, you are right, it looked that way. So, I repacked

the original message.

[RPM]

4. I got you now - quite interesting n/t

[Demeter]

5. No It ISN"T Over!

It isn't over until all of us are DEAD and all the books burned, and I for one intend to live as long as possible, and infect everyone I meet with a sense of democracy totally alien to the right-wing fascists. Because even the dumbest person knows the difference between truth and lies, freedom and slavery, right and wrong, when it is the elephant in their own living rooms.

[Jim Sagle]

6. Here are some more snips (bolding added for emphasis):

Whoever controls the firepower controls the state, which is why the insistence of the various UN and liberal American globalists that average citizens surrender their guns.

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The shot that signaled the onset of the Second Revolution was the shot that killed the late president John F. Kennedy. The year 1963 saw prayers banned in schools, and the Christians didn't oppose it, although something over 80% of this nation declares that they are "Christian."

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The Second Revolution continued with the Vietnam war protests. Regardless of the benefit or uselessness of the war, the hippie movement, the flower children and flag burners were tolerated by Americans who shrugged as long as nothing was happening on their block. It was just something on the news. But it brought immorality into vogue, made way for the feminist bra-burning protests, and eventually the gay rights movement.

Based on her writings, Dorothy Ann Seese is antiliberal, antifeminist, antigay and proreligion in public schools. Why is anyone posting this far-right rubbish on DU?

[Lydia Leftcoast]

7. Really!

Far-right and not a little bit out of her gourd.

[Jim Sagle]

8. Reminds me of the old John Birch Society rubbish I used to laugh at.

I didn't know any of those old fossils were still around. But we sure don't need them here.