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Charlotte Iserbyte's book is very good; and I also recommend it. The "Gender Agenda" by Dale O'Leary is another; and another I got from my Canadian conservative Pals in the early 90s -- "The War Against the Family" is so extremely well source; the bibliography is sufficient to send one hunting more data for years and years.

Now then... why don't the left "see".

In the early 90s, I wrote that the liberal dogma was a "theology". And in later years, modified that to "cult" (after reading a superb analysis by Don Federer). The answer is quite simple, BTSea.

They don't see because they lack the self-courage to see. It's either a psychologic, biologic, or sociologic incurrence - which prevents many, otherwise decent, people to see.

This morning, my young teened son and I discussed "stem cell research". Particularly, embryonic stem cell research. I then listed off the news the MSM doesn't cover; but the events are indeed happening: SF Bay Area Moving to legal prostitution... "Not enough flu vaccines"... "genocide in Suddan"...

He got the picture in one fell swoop. Why? He doesn't uphold the view that he is better than the masses, he doesn't over-rely upon anyone doing the "right thing". He knows liberty is a personal stance. He could see a natural "corporate" big money result in the above "news items" coalescing into a big business and money earner for the adults who are championing "stem cell research'. There will be no accountability if at then end of 50 years research into "embryonic stem cell" nothing positive happens. It's just more marxism on parade. And a lot of dead people in its wake.

John Edwards claims that electing the New Christ, John Kerry, will ensure that the lame can walk, no? (/sarcasm).

But the cult ideology of the left posits that one *must* believe that man is the highest (and the lowest) of all possible good and evil in the world: Secular humanism. Liberals posit the big-bang theory of evolution; but refuse to question who or what put the heavens to motion for the big-bang. It's more than they can handle.

If a young teen-boy can add up these events, and these truths -- so can a lot of adults. And given my own watch these past 10 years, Beyond the Sea, a lot of adults are waking out of the delusion of liberal indoctrination. Will it be in time? Yes, I think so.