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This becomes more real with the passing of each day:
Remember Russian President Nikita Khrushchev's Prediction, back in
1959?
I clearly remember Russian President Khrushchev making these remarks back in the late 50s. I remember him standing in a Kansas cornfield (or some Midwestern State) telling our then President Dwight Eisenhower basically what he said below, that Russia will take us over without firing a shot, that we will implode from within, beginning with a move to Socialism, then to full-blown Communism. It should make the hair stand up on the back of your neck as you realize what he predicted is coming true.
Remember Khrushchev's Prediction?
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THIS
WAS HIS ENTIRE QUOTE: A sobering reminder. It's been almost sixty two years
since Russia's Khrushchev delivered this. Do you remember September
29, 1959? THIS WAS HIS ENTIRE QUOTE: "Your children's children will live under communism, You Americans are so gullible. No, you won't accept communism outright; but we will keep feeding you small doses of socialism until you will finally wake up and find you already have Communism. We will not have to fight you; We will so weaken your economy, until you will fall like overripe fruit into our hands." "The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give
to those who would not." Remember, socialism leads to Communism. So, how do you create a Socialistic State? There are 8 levels
of control; read the following recipe: 1) Healthcare - Control healthcare and you control the people. 2) Poverty - Increase the poverty level as high as possible, poor people are easier to control and will not fight back if you are providing everything for them. 3) Debt - Increase the debt to an unsustainable level. That way you are able to increase taxes, and this will produce more poverty. 4) Gun Control - Remove the ability to defend themselves from the Government That way you are
able to create a police state. 5) Welfare - Take control of every aspect (food, housing, income) of their lives because
that will make them fully dependent on the government. 6) Education - Take control of what people read and listen to and take control of what
children learn in school. 7) Religion - Remove the belief in God from the Government and schools because the people need to believe in ONLY the government knowing what is best for the people. 8) Class Warfare - Divide the people into the wealthy and the poor. Eliminate the middle class This will cause more discontent and it will be easier to tax the wealthy with the support of the poor It appears to be a perfect parallel to the Democrat agenda? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If our Republic is to be saved election reform and embracing what Florida has done and will improve upon is critical. Election credibility is essential for a democracy. ‘America Uncanceled’? Editorial
of The New York Sun Nothing like losing a presidential election to focus the mind. One feature of the Conservative Political Action Conference is that election integrity has become a hot topic. In the CPAC straw poll of 1,000 attendees, the most important issue, by a long shot, was — at 62% — election integrity. President Trump promptly seized the issue in his first podium speech since the election, calling for a return to a proper election day. We’d call it a surprise development, but our Adele Malpass, in last week’s column, was all over the urgency of reforming our national law on Election Day. She wrote of the need to protect a single election day nationally with results that can be announced after the polls close. It’s not election week, month, or season. The Constitution grants Congress the power fix the time of choosing electors, and it set up the current election day in 1845. Election reform was by no means the sole topic of the remarks by the 45th president at CPAC. In an hour and 28 minutes, he ranged widely, on and off script, but on no topic more than his call for work on a plan to “ensure we have honest, fair and accurate elections.” The former president reprised his claim that the 2020 elections showed that “we have a sick and corrupt electoral process that must be fixed immediately.” CPAC’s audience was with him, breaking at one point into chants of “you won, you won.” He reiterated that the problems from the 2020 election “should never be allowed to happen again.” His call making Election Day a firm deadline — “we need election day, not 45 or 30 days” — got a standing ovation. He declared that voters should not have to wait days or weeks to hear election results, as was the case in the 2020 vote. It’s not our purpose here to re-litigate who won the 2020 election. It’s inevitable, though, that the longer the vote counting is dragged out, the more doubts grow. In the November vote, 44 states managed to produce results that could be tabulated and announced on the evening the polls closed. Only six battleground states failed to meet this deadline. Mr. Trump made it his business to focus on that failure. The former president laced into the Supreme Court — and other courts — for lacking the guts to review the various election disputes. We don’t question any justice’s character. It’s breathtaking, though, that a fourth vote couldn’t be found to grant certiorari to critics of the decision of Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court to set aside, in favor of the Democrats, the statutory deadline for mail in ballots — even if it didn’t change the result. Mr. Trump was met with rousing applause when he called for limiting absentee ballots to only “people who are very sick or out of the country or military” and unable to vote in person. He went even further with massive mail-in balloting, calling it “insanity” and recommending it be eliminated altogether. The former president questioned who keeps track of the “millions and millions of ballots sitting all over the place.” Mr. Trump also went on to push for voter ID and for a requirement to prove American citizenship in order to register. He mocked the Democrats for requiring an ID to attend their convention but not to vote. His critics will suggest this issue is part of the “big lie,” and a call for voter suppression. The Sun doesn’t want a single vote suppressed for any reason, especially racism, but base sentiments are not the only possible motive for election
reform. That election integrity is a vote getter as an issue is being met with skepticism in an editorial in tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal. It notes that Mr. Trump lost the White House and cost the GOP the Senate by making his claims of election fraud the main issue, rather than focusing on Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi. It might turn out as the campaign unfolds that the more explosive issue will prove to be free speech.
Mr. Trump also embraced that issue in Orlando, saying: “All the improved election integrity measures in the world won’t mean anything if we don’t have free speech.” If Republicans can be censored “then we will not have democracy.” He spoke under a sign that said “America uncanceled.” The good news is that the GOP just made gains not only in the U.S. House but also down ballot at the state level. So even in the wilderness reform might prosper. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ The call by cancel culture radicals for racial math does not add up and if they allow black school children to get off the hook they are proving they are the cynical hypocrites we know them to be; There Is No Such Thing as "White" Math -Common Sense With Bari Weiss.+++++++++++++ One would think nonsense would be laughed out of the court of public opinion but when people are intimidated and fear being called racists they are reduced to silence. This is more dangerous than the insanity being spouted by the true racists. They must be challenged and called to account. The mass media is on the side of the radicals and that is an even worse occurrence. Our Republic is under attack from those who should be considered insane but if we allow them to spread their venom we are the ones who are insane. What is happening in our country is a co-ordinated and linked effort. To think that it is the random acts of a few disaffected nut cases is also nutty. They are well financed as is the BLM movement, Antifa and the other radical groups whose goal is to destroy America. They are well on their way to accomplishing their nefarious and evil goals. Education, free speech, the right to worship and congregate, the right to protect one's "castle" and fair honest elections are all under attack and at the same time. The radicals have proven they can juggle many daggers, aimed at America's throat, at the same time. Their goal is accomplished by destroying our culture and our history, by destroying public monuments, burning down government buildings, defunding police, disrupting commerce, attacking capitalism, and taking away our right/ability to fight back. WAKE UP AMERICA . Resist at all cost to what is happening by demanding our laws be enforced. Don't be sucked in by Democrats calling for sanctuary cities, those seeking bail money like our Vice President did, those against secure borders like our president and his mentor etc. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Woke-O-Haram Cancels Dr. Seuss Now they must cancel
Obama to be consistent.
Last week Hasbro announced it was getting rid of Mr. Potato Head, except not really. Hasbro decided to rebrand as “Potato Head” because they sell a Mr and a Mrs. Potato Head. They have predetermined the genders of the potatoes instead of just sticking all the various genders up the backside of a single potato and letting individuals decide for themselves. Hasbro was trying to balance between the wokes and the non-wokes. First, they came for Mr. Potato head. Now they're
coming for Dr. Seuss. Charis Granger-Mbugua, a teacher. She is a national board-certified teacher, a Spelman graduate, and her latest column is about Dr. Seuss. "A 2019 study found only 2% of Dr. Seuss's human characters were people of color and they were
reduced to racist caricatures." Here’s an excerpt. anticipation of an inexperienced mom to be, I was gifted a lovely hardcover collection of Dr. Seuss classics by a dear coworker and friend. From How the Grinch Stole Christmas to the Cat in the Hat, this anthology of Seuss favorites struck me as a thoughtful, generous gift. Little did I know at the time, and honestly, even up until recently, the racist and damaging history of Dr. Suess and his work, which included many famous children's stories, illustrations, and minstrel shows. I am inclined to believe that the friend who gave me the book was also ignorant of the harmful and destructive stereotypes Suess used." about just how problematic Dr. Seuss and his books are, especially for children who are Black, Indigenous and people of
color." cultural dangers of Dr. Seuss' writings. Now, why was she ignorant of Dr. Seuss' books? Because over time, Dr. Seuss changed. In fact, a lot of the stuff that pointed to as evidence of Dr. Seuss’s racism was World War Two propaganda against the Nazis in Japanese. There were racist stereotypes as well. From drsuessart.com: media were unfortunately depicted through racial stereotypes. In his first book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, his work was no exception. For example, to represent a lone Asian character, Ted employed “traditional clothing” and chopsticks to depict his ethnicity. He originally referred to this character as a “Chinaman” and showed his skin color as yellow. It is important to note that in a later reprint he
removed the color and changed the text to “a Chinese man.” Geisel’s great nephew Ted Owens recalled his uncle’s decision to make that change: "It was the first time he
had changed one of his books . . . . Art and humanity are always
evolving." Here is Barack Obama just
four short years ago: the same, so why would we treat somebody differently just because they don't have a star on their belly? If I think about responsibility, I think about Horton sitting on the egg up in the tree, while Lazy Mayzie's flying off doing whatever she wants. Do you know what I mean? All I'm saying is that as you get older, what you will find is that the homespun, basic virtues that your mom, or your dad, or folks you care about or admire, taught you about hard work, being responsible, being kind, giving something back, being useful, working as a team, turns out it's all true.
positively citing Dr. Seuss as a person from whom you can learn lessons about how to treat other people. Fast forward four years and American educators are saying we can't read Dr. Seuss because in his early
works, he was racist. Seriously? "I am Sam. I am Sam. Sam I am. That Sam I am, that Sam I am. I do not like that, Sam I am. Would you like green eggs and ham? I do not like them, Sam. I am. I do not like green eggs and ham. Would you like them here or there? I would not like them here or there. I would not like them anywhere. I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam. I
am." wanted dudes to eat green eggs and ham. And guess what? He wound up liking them when he finally tried them. First they came for Mr. Potato head, and now they're coming for Dr. Seuss. Does Barack Obama have to be canceled, for four years ago saying you can learn all of life's lessons on how to treat people well by reading Dr. Seuss? Where is the racism in the Grinch? Cindy Lou Who, was she a member of the Klan? And we just didn't realize it in the book? Horton Hears a Who. A what? See, Horton is ignoring the oppressed. This is crazy town ridiculousness that the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is giving voice to an educator who writes, "Though I may be late, I am willing to admit that I was ignorant to the truth of Dr. Seuss' writings until recently. I have unknowingly read many of his books to my own children. But now that I am better informed, I am committed to advocating for change. Because when we know better, we should be better." I'm astonished that a newspaper that is privileged under the First Amendment to report the news would give voice to a column of someone who wants to effectively ban books. Second, it is worth pointing out four years ago what Barack Obama said about Dr. Seuss. Third, it should be noted the English teacher herself did not realize how cancelable Dr. Seuss was when she read his books to her kids. Someone else had to point it out to her. Fourth, and most importantly, it's worth noting Dr. Seuss’s evolution over time. Horton Hears a Who, The Lorax, The Sneetches — they're all about inclusion and acceptance. Dr. Seuss spent the later part of his career, where he really exploded into popularity, teaching these things. man clearly evolved over time and his later works — the ones commonly read — are not vile racist books. headed, censoring everything they don't like and demanding we stop reading it, no matter that the later books written by Dr. Suess actually reflect the values that the first Black president of the United States said you should embrace. I guess we've got to cancel Barack Obama now, or force him to walk through the streets while people chant
"shame" at him. Woke-o
Haram will not rest until we are a third world Wokestan. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This from a dear conservative friend and fellow memo reader. America the dog friendly nation:
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