HOW TO STOP THE COMMUNIST TAKEOVER OF AMERICA

STOP referring to the media as mainstream. They are not!
Giving them credibility by courting them as mainstream does nothing to further the cause of freedom and liberty. They have proven time and again they are the enemy, spreading the enemy’s propaganda.
They are the ENEMEDIA!

STOP watching television and most especially the news, aka propaganda. Why would any freedom loving American subject themselves to the misinformation and outright lies that constitute what some call news? Why does anyone want to give ratings to the so-called entertainers, actors, writers, and media moguls that insult you whenever they seize an opportunity to do so? It is a consumer driven market...quit consuming!

STOP using verbiage which confuses the masses.
It is not Marxism. One is not a Marxist.
It is COMMUNISM and one is a COMMUNIST.
The everyday man on the street, along with many educated and extremely intelligent folks, have no idea what Marxism or a Marxist is or what it represents. Some know the name Karl Marx, but few have a clue exactly why they know his name.

STOP allowing the enemies of America to define us and our actions.

STOP using oxy-morons such as “Pro-Life Democrat” -- there is no such thing as we so painfully learned on Black Sunday, 3-21-10.

STOP with the cutesy, civility and respect for those who are working non-stop to destroy our way of life and our nation. Respect is an earned honor, not to be given freely or demanded. I don’t care who they are -- so-called elected representatives, powerful organizations, your neighbors and friends, millionaires, Hollywood nuts, the pooooor, or the average communist on the street -- stop befriending, supporting and associating with them.

And most of all --

STOP calling the islamo-fascist, foreign-born, illegal, illegitimate, unconstitutional communist bastard currently residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. the president. He is not!

I fully support “calling those things that are not as though they are” in the Biblical sense, but when it comes to calling enemies friends, or politicians respectable, the fringe elements and propagandists mainstream, a tyrannical usurper the president, we have gone way too far with the courtesies.

Unless and until We the People reclaim our language and our culture, as a nation we will fall. We need to consistantly and tirelessly be on the offense and quit playing defense. If someone calls you a rascist, laugh at them and walk away shaking your head as in disbelief. If one of the communists attempts to engage you in conversation, simply say; "I don't talk to commies" and walk away.

Cesar Chavez Day

Presidential Proclamation - Cesar Chavez Day

A PROCLAMATION


The rights and benefits working Americans enjoy today were not easily gained; they had to be won. It took generations of courageous men and women, fighting to secure decent working conditions, organizing to demand fair pay, and sometimes risking their lives. Some, like Cesar Estrada Chavez, made it the cause of their lives. Today, on what would have been his 83rd birthday, we celebrate Cesar's legacy and the progress achieved by all who stood alongside him.

Raised by a family of migrant farm workers, Cesar Chavez spent his youth moving across the American Southwest, working in fields and vineyards, and experiencing firsthand the hardships he would later crusade to abolish. At the time, farm workers were deeply impoverished and frequently exploited, exposed to very hazardous working conditions, and often denied clean drinking water, toilets, and other basic necessities. The union Cesar later founded with Dolores Huerta, the United Farm Workers of America (UFW), still addresses these issues today.

After serving in the United States Navy, Cesar Chavez became a community organizer and began his lifelong campaign for civil rights and social justice. Applying the principles of nonviolence, he empowered countless laborers, building a movement that grew into the UFW. He led workers in marches, strikes, and boycotts, focusing our Nation's attention on their plight and using the power of picket lines to win union contracts.

"The love for justice that is in us is not only the best part of our being, but it is also the most true to our nature," Cesar Chavez once said. Since our Nation's earliest days of independence, we have struggled to perfect the ideals of equal justice and opportunity enshrined in our founding documents. As Cesar suggests, justice may be true to our nature, but as history teaches us, it will not prevail unless we defend its cause.

Few Americans have led this charge so tirelessly, and for so many, as Cesar Chavez. To this day, his rallying cry -- "Sí, se puede," or "Yes, we can," -- inspires hope and a spirit of possibility in people around the world. His movement strengthened our country, and his vision lives on in the organizers and social entrepreneurs who still empower their neighbors to improve their communities.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim March 31, 2010, as Cesar Chavez Day. I call upon all Americans to observe this day with appropriate service, community, and education programs to honor Cesar Chavez's enduring legacy.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirty-first day of March, in the year of our Lord two thousand ten, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-fourth.


BARACK OBAMA

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There simply are NO WORDS to express the disdain I hold toward this fraud who has inserted himself into the highest office in the land. His utter contempt for the United States of America, the American people and the foundation on which we were formed is stunning, to say the least.