[prof.h.mandingo]

I honestly don't believe the radical left are my countrymen. They inhabit the same physical area but they are not my countrymen.
They are the enemy. Nothing more but nothing less.
As an historian I like to point out why there was some harmony in America after the revolution. Note some, not total harmony. Era of Good Feeling. After we beat the British we made most of the Tories leave. We didn't sit around and embrace and sing Kumbaya or something. We shipped out thousands and stole their stuff.The ones that stayed “became” adjusted to the idea of being patriotic. Nice. Needs to happen again if a liberal has anything worth keeping after they are dead or forced to leave the U.S.

[no-to-illegals]

Applause. Good Read.

[Albion Wilde]

I honestly don't believe the radical left are my countrymen. They inhabit the same physical area but they are not my countrymen.

We are in a Civil War again; but it's one fought on subtle grounds that remain invisible to most people until the government does something to make them political victims. Now that this farcial "election" has concluded, this will happen to increasing numbers of people at an escalating pace. The question is where and when the final tipping point into undeniable overtness takes place, and whether, when it tips their way, our side will have the strength to shove it back. That's why they want to keep it secret as long as humanly possible, so they can keep simmering the frog until all their pre-emptive measures are in place.