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To: txrefugee
What you say is part of the problem. Maybe even a large part. I have come to think that our current moral lapse is due to the outstanding success of my grandfather and father's generations. (Grandfather born 1896, Dad 1920) I confess that because of them I have lived well and am grateful for all the blessings I have enjoyed.(Born in the late 1930's) I am sure that there are many others that have benefited from those two generations.

To return to our lapse wealth has made us fat and lazy and unable, both morally and physically, to fight in the War now being waged against our civilization.

61 posted on 05/04/2013 11:32:39 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS (It is a shame that when these people give a riot)
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To: AEMILIUS PAULUS

my grandfather and father’s generations. (Grandfather born 1896, Dad 1920)
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These generations attended the nation’s first socialist-entitlement schools in one to three generations of socialist-entitlement K-12 schooling our nation voted in the following:

( Fundamentally, if the nation’s children attend socialist-entitlement schools they risk learning to be comfortable slopping at the public trough.)

**Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt
** Direct election of Senators
**Feminism
** the rise of unions
** Usurpation of large tract of state land for federal parks
** The failed “one world” League of Nations
** the federal reserve
** confiscation of gold
** many of the federal alphabet agencies that control every aspect of our lives. ( Even how we flush the toilet.)
** the infiltration of communists into the highest levels of our government.


77 posted on 05/04/2013 12:29:33 PM PDT by wintertime
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