[mountainfolk]

I found the article quite conprehensive. Particularly for those readers who do not live with unending politics on their minds, having a living to tend to. Even for us who have watched the ongoing process of the communist destruction for many years, it is good to have our memories refreshed on occasion. It is hard not to be cynical about our Republic recovering from this worldwide conglomerate that profits from betrayal of our citizens and their right to the protections written into our constitution. I must remind myself quite frequently that God gave us America. He will not abandon us.

[Rockingham]

The article reminds me of the ancient Greek insult referring to someone as "fighting like a barbarian," meaning that he had no sense of an adversary's strategy and method of attack. Or, to put it another way, it is like someone describing the terrors, damage, and injuries of a hurricane with no understanding of what a hurricane is and without any warning, defense, or preparation against it.

Having been through more than my share of hurricanes and political and legal situations and fights, I no doubt read this sort of writing more critically than most. Yet I think that my point is easy enough to understand. I do not want a lot of whining, I want to know how to better assess dangers and well-informed advice on deal with them.