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"The democrats are evil, and the republicans are spineless cowards. They have all sold us out.

What are we going to do?"

Get a fiddle and watch Rome burn...

I've been considering this a lot lately. Headlines, of course, are just propaganda. They feed you news, then poll to see if your thinking has been properly adjusted. If not, they just hammer you with more bias until the proper result is achieved. That understood, reading between the lines, it's obvious we're reaching the tipping point.

Our military is unable to defend the United States anymore. It's not the fault of the troops. The US military has been trained, equipped, and its doctrines establish it as a force for toppling nations opposed to transnational world order and replacing them with governments amenable to that objective. On 9/11 we were unable to effectively defend our capital's airspace. Our "forward defense" leaves our backside uncovered. Although we consider a foreign invasion unlikely, we are witnessing it in the streets right now. If China was to attempt a land conquest of the US, it would begin in Central or South America and move up through Mexico. Already, it's clear that the US southern flank has failed to secure the nation. If an insurgency began here, there are insufficient forces and equipment in place to handle it. Heaven forbid that average citizens should be permitted to defend their own homes from the invaders. Ranchers in Arizon and New Mexico are already losing lawsuits for defending their homes from lawless types.

The one-worlders in Congress believe in the UN's declaration of human rights which states that people have a right to immigrate/emigrate wherever they will to find more favorable circumstances. Open borders is the objective and the one-worlders in the Republican and Democrat party obfuscate and stall on securing the borders.

The whole Cynthia McKinney thing just underscores the continuing racial divide between blacks and whites. It wouldn't take much for the resentment fed by hip-hop brainwashing to explode in the streets.

Finally, the looming confrontation with Iran and the debate misses the point. Using the flawed Iraq intelligence, policy makers will debate ad nauseam whether Iran is six months or six years away from getting a nuke. Meanwhile, they are surely planning, once they get a launchable nuclear warhead, to launch an EMP attack against the USA. They have already tested launching SCUD-type missiles from ships and exploding them at around 400 km altitude

Put those elements together: an EMP attack would damage civilian infrastructure and disrupt delivery of essential services. Although we would retain the means to retaliate militarily, it may well be the case that we won't know who to retaliate against. Bin Laden in Pakistan? Iran? North Korea? Venezuela? Brazil? Mexico? Meanwhile, with American troops scattered around the globe, the social fabric of the country would break down. What would happen in any large urban area once the government, computers and networks degraded substantially by a high-altitude EMP burst, was unable to issue welfare checks? Riots? The Katrina aftermath shows us what we can expect: looting, roving bands of gangs, opportunistic criminals preying on innocent civilians. No lights, sewage systems inoperative, communications down, emergency responders attacked by lawless elements.

We've reached the point where fixing the problem is going to create mayhem. The United States we've known will disappear for a long time and maybe never return. Some cures are worse than the disease. Make best use of the time you have and get ready to ride out bad times.

And of course, if there's a bird flu outbreak...

This whole applecart is on the verge of tipping over. Whatever good that will emerge in the future is in God's hand, not in the hands of elected officials, armies, or any man-made religion.