Iran in Focus by Vito Tomasino 8/5/2026
We are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on a bombing campaign designed to force a few hundred entrenched power brokers to negotiate on our terms—the same group who gunned down thousands of their own people for daring to protest. In the last five months, we sunk their navy, destroyed their air force, and neutralized their ability to defend their country.
And we did succeed in bringing them to the table, which they used to simply buy time to recoup; a tactic they have used over and over again for 47 years. How do we imagine this looks from their perspective? Threats to bomb them “back into the “Stone Age,” destroying their bridges, roads, and power grid mean no more to them then the slaughter of their own people. They have already demonstrated that human suffering—even on a massive scale—is not a deterrent.
We are not simply dealing with irrational zealots. We are dealing with people who only care about two things, power and money. And not necessarily in that order. If they lose power, they still retain their wealth—hidden in foreign banks, invested in overseas businesses, protected by governments already paid to provide them sanctuary. When conditions in Iran deteriorate to the point that even they cannot sustain their luxurious lifestyle they, and their families, will simply board private jets and flee to their safe havens—assuming their families are not already there.
When that happens we will then be faced with the prospect of spending billions, perhaps trillions of dollars to rebuild a country we needlessly destroyed. Is this the outcome we intended? I sincerely hope not.
As for their nuclear weapons program? Did we not resolve that prospect with one flight of B-2 bombers, at least temporarily? Given the decimation of their air defense system, could we not have sent the B-2s back again anytime they tried to reconstitute the program?
If this description of Iran’s leadership has any validity, we should consider a change in tactics regarding further military operations. A more effective approach would be to strike at what truly sustains them: their offshore bank accounts, their foreign properties, their international financial networks, and the governments poised to enable their escape. Pressure must be applied to the systems that sustain them, not the civilian infrastructure of a nation already suffering under their rule.
Thus, if we are serious about changing their behavior, we must stop attacking what they can afford to lose and start targeting what they cannot.
We are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on a bombing campaign designed to force a few hundred entrenched power brokers to negotiate on our terms—the same group who gunned down thousands of their own people for daring to protest. In the last five months, we sunk their navy, destroyed their air force, and neutralized their ability to defend their country.
And we did succeed in bringing them to the table, which they used to simply buy time to recoup; a tactic they have used over and over again for 47 years. How do we imagine this looks from their perspective? Threats to bomb them “back into the “Stone Age,” destroying their bridges, roads, and power grid mean no more to them then the slaughter of their own people. They have already demonstrated that human suffering—even on a massive scale—is not a deterrent.
We are not simply dealing with irrational zealots. We are dealing with people who only care about two things, power and money. And not necessarily in that order. If they lose power, they still retain their wealth—hidden in foreign banks, invested in overseas businesses, protected by governments already paid to provide them sanctuary. When conditions in Iran deteriorate to the point that even they cannot sustain their luxurious lifestyle they, and their families, will simply board private jets and flee to their safe havens—assuming their families are not already there.
When that happens we will then be faced with the prospect of spending billions, perhaps trillions of dollars to rebuild a country we needlessly destroyed. Is this the outcome we intended? I sincerely hope not.
As for their nuclear weapons program? Did we not resolve that prospect with one flight of B-2 bombers, at least temporarily? Given the decimation of their air defense system, could we not have sent the B-2s back again anytime they tried to reconstitute the program?
If this description of Iran’s leadership has any validity, we should consider a change in tactics regarding further military operations. A more effective approach would be to strike at what truly sustains them: their offshore bank accounts, their foreign properties, their international financial networks, and the governments poised to enable their escape. Pressure must be applied to the systems that sustain them, not the civilian infrastructure of a nation already suffering under their rule.
Thus, if we are serious about changing their behavior, we must stop attacking what they can afford to lose and start targeting what they cannot.
Charlie Kirk and Patrick Henry by Vito Tomasino 9/2/2026
The killing of Charlie Kirk silenced one of the most effective voices of reason in this country since our founding fathers enshrined freedom of speech in our constitution. His popularity amongst the young voters may have paved the way for the re-election of Donald Trump and the reversal of the “America Last” policies of the Biden Administration to Trump's “America First” policy. Charlie Kisk has earned his place in history as a voice of reason alongside the likes of Patrick Henry… a true American patriot.
The killing of Charlie Kirk silenced one of the most effective voices of reason in this country since our founding fathers enshrined freedom of speech in our constitution. His popularity amongst the young voters may have paved the way for the re-election of Donald Trump and the reversal of the “America Last” policies of the Biden Administration to Trump's “America First” policy. Charlie Kisk has earned his place in history as a voice of reason alongside the likes of Patrick Henry… a true American patriot.
Echoes of Gettysburg by Vito Tomasino July 12, 2025
“We have not had a true two-party system of government in America since the assassination of John F. Kennedy.” I put the first sentence of this essay in quotation marks to make clear that it is an assertion I make based on my own interpretations of both parties’ actions, or lack thereof, on many of the key issues confronting our country. Republican and Democrat have become simply labels used by politicians to dupe the American voter into believing they still have a choice as to which of the two should govern.
I’ll leave it to those who would disagree with this premise to put forth their arguments to disprove it. My reason for opening with such a controversial statement is, in fact, to spark just such a reaction to a topic long ignored. We, the American voter, generally cast our vote on election day for the candidate of the party we identify with, with little or no consideration given to the voting record of the candidate, or knowledge of his or her position on the key issues of the time. Why is that?
I would suggest that the reason most of us vote along party lines is because we have been lulled into believing that our government is always looking out for our interests. Thus, for the majority of us who think that to be true, our main concern is taking care of our families. That, first and foremost, means having a good job, one that will put a roof over our heads, food on the table, and pay the bills. When we are not preoccupied with that, we are kept distracted by professional sports such as football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and other personal interests. For most of us that leaves little time to monitor the actions of our representatives and senators…to know their voting records, or even their positions on issues crucial to our ability to take care of our families.
As a result we wind up with politicians at every level of government who make a lifetime career of a job it was never intended to be. Some go to Washington barely able to scrap by on their considerable salaries and leave as millionaires due, in large measure, to their access to “insider” information. Not all, but far too many fall into that category.
We watch our senators and representatives hold non-stop hearing and investigations on the nefarious activities of Presidents, Congressmen, and non-elected department heads that, in some cases, actually produce hard evidence of wrongdoing by the person(s) being investigated. Yet, none of these hearings have resulted in anyone in our government being held accountable for their misdeeds and tried in a court of law. Why?
The American public is prone to complacency for the reasons cited above, but we are not stupid. I continued to hold to the belief that there were still enough patriots on both sides of the political aisle to get us back to restoring the true Democratic Republic our founding fathers bequeathed us two hundred and forty-nine years ago. Proof of that manifested itself in the re-election of Donald J. Trump, the Globalists living nightmare. He himself is far from perfect. Indeed, he once ran with their kind, i.e., billionaires, Hollywood celebrities, and other famous personalities. It was only after he realized that their ultimate goal was the establishment of a “New World Order” and what that meant for the country he loved, that he ran for the Presidency.
Knowing him as they did, they gave him no chance of winning against Hilliary Clinton and did not take the usual “precautions” to insure the election for their candidate. Thus, Trump won. Not only did he win, he went on to accomplish more in his four-year term—despite the constant opposition to him by Democrats and members of his own party, including two impeachment attempts— than any other President since Abraham Lincoln. Unfortunately, “draining the swamp” was not one of them. The Globalists, meanwhile, resorted to everything in their dirty playbook to insure Donald J. Trump did not serve a second consecutive term.
They bought out Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg, both of whom were leading in the Primaries, to run someone with greater name recognition, Joe Biden, despite the fact he was showing signs of mental incompetence even then and could not draw a crowd of more than a handful of people at carefully staged rallies. The Covid-19 Pandemic was the excuse they needed to allow him to run his campaign from the basement of his home. Even that, however, would not be enough to insure a Democrat victory. Curiously, long after the polls were closed—with Trump holding a comfortable lead and the Republican pollsters sent home—the Democrats found enough votes to put Biden over the top.
Thus, the Globalists were back in power and, in the four years their President sat in the Oval Office they were able to push their agenda to a point that threatened the extinction of our Democratic Republic. However, what they failed to take into account was the deep-rooted appreciation of freedom embedded in the DNA of every true American patriot in this great country of ours, and the fact that we still comprise the majority of voters however slim it may be. Trump tapped into that sentiment like no one else before him since Ronald Reagon and fought off the most vicious legal assaults ever made against a presidential candidate, including two assassination attempts, to win a resounding victory to serve a second non-consecutive term, sending the globalists into a panic they have never before experienced.
Once in office he hit the ground running and got so many “wins” in his first 100 days that the heads of the panicked Globalists are still spinning. However, I see no evidence that the swamp is being drained, as he promised to do in his first term. Granted, he has only been in office six months, and the wars he promised to end with one telephone call proved to be more intractable than he realized. Nonetheless Congressional Committee hearings have still not produced accountability, and the Epstein files are curiously being withheld from the public.
While some small inroads have been made due to Elon Musk’s efforts through DOGE (the Department of Government Efficiency created by President Trump) to expose and weed out fraud, waste and abuse in government, the majority of the swamp-dwelling bureaucrats and politicians are still in place. Not until they are found and weeded out will we have a government that is truly “of the people, by the people, for the people,” as Lincoln humbly acknowledged in his Gettysburg Address. Clearly, if change is to be made in how we are to be ruled it must come from the people. How do we do that, given the fact that most voters have little time to follow the political stance and voting record of their own representatives?
We do it by disregarding the meaningless labels of Democrat and Republican and vote for the candidate not in office.
Why? Because by doing so we let the incumbent know that, unless they have something positive to show for their term in office that has earned our vote, they will be looking for another job. It is the message from us they need to hear loud and clear. It may take a few generations to weed out the career politicians and, in so doing, “drain the swamp,” but it can be done.
What is clear to me is that it will never be done unless we the people make it happen.
“We have not had a true two-party system of government in America since the assassination of John F. Kennedy.” I put the first sentence of this essay in quotation marks to make clear that it is an assertion I make based on my own interpretations of both parties’ actions, or lack thereof, on many of the key issues confronting our country. Republican and Democrat have become simply labels used by politicians to dupe the American voter into believing they still have a choice as to which of the two should govern.
I’ll leave it to those who would disagree with this premise to put forth their arguments to disprove it. My reason for opening with such a controversial statement is, in fact, to spark just such a reaction to a topic long ignored. We, the American voter, generally cast our vote on election day for the candidate of the party we identify with, with little or no consideration given to the voting record of the candidate, or knowledge of his or her position on the key issues of the time. Why is that?
I would suggest that the reason most of us vote along party lines is because we have been lulled into believing that our government is always looking out for our interests. Thus, for the majority of us who think that to be true, our main concern is taking care of our families. That, first and foremost, means having a good job, one that will put a roof over our heads, food on the table, and pay the bills. When we are not preoccupied with that, we are kept distracted by professional sports such as football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and other personal interests. For most of us that leaves little time to monitor the actions of our representatives and senators…to know their voting records, or even their positions on issues crucial to our ability to take care of our families.
As a result we wind up with politicians at every level of government who make a lifetime career of a job it was never intended to be. Some go to Washington barely able to scrap by on their considerable salaries and leave as millionaires due, in large measure, to their access to “insider” information. Not all, but far too many fall into that category.
We watch our senators and representatives hold non-stop hearing and investigations on the nefarious activities of Presidents, Congressmen, and non-elected department heads that, in some cases, actually produce hard evidence of wrongdoing by the person(s) being investigated. Yet, none of these hearings have resulted in anyone in our government being held accountable for their misdeeds and tried in a court of law. Why?
The American public is prone to complacency for the reasons cited above, but we are not stupid. I continued to hold to the belief that there were still enough patriots on both sides of the political aisle to get us back to restoring the true Democratic Republic our founding fathers bequeathed us two hundred and forty-nine years ago. Proof of that manifested itself in the re-election of Donald J. Trump, the Globalists living nightmare. He himself is far from perfect. Indeed, he once ran with their kind, i.e., billionaires, Hollywood celebrities, and other famous personalities. It was only after he realized that their ultimate goal was the establishment of a “New World Order” and what that meant for the country he loved, that he ran for the Presidency.
Knowing him as they did, they gave him no chance of winning against Hilliary Clinton and did not take the usual “precautions” to insure the election for their candidate. Thus, Trump won. Not only did he win, he went on to accomplish more in his four-year term—despite the constant opposition to him by Democrats and members of his own party, including two impeachment attempts— than any other President since Abraham Lincoln. Unfortunately, “draining the swamp” was not one of them. The Globalists, meanwhile, resorted to everything in their dirty playbook to insure Donald J. Trump did not serve a second consecutive term.
They bought out Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg, both of whom were leading in the Primaries, to run someone with greater name recognition, Joe Biden, despite the fact he was showing signs of mental incompetence even then and could not draw a crowd of more than a handful of people at carefully staged rallies. The Covid-19 Pandemic was the excuse they needed to allow him to run his campaign from the basement of his home. Even that, however, would not be enough to insure a Democrat victory. Curiously, long after the polls were closed—with Trump holding a comfortable lead and the Republican pollsters sent home—the Democrats found enough votes to put Biden over the top.
Thus, the Globalists were back in power and, in the four years their President sat in the Oval Office they were able to push their agenda to a point that threatened the extinction of our Democratic Republic. However, what they failed to take into account was the deep-rooted appreciation of freedom embedded in the DNA of every true American patriot in this great country of ours, and the fact that we still comprise the majority of voters however slim it may be. Trump tapped into that sentiment like no one else before him since Ronald Reagon and fought off the most vicious legal assaults ever made against a presidential candidate, including two assassination attempts, to win a resounding victory to serve a second non-consecutive term, sending the globalists into a panic they have never before experienced.
Once in office he hit the ground running and got so many “wins” in his first 100 days that the heads of the panicked Globalists are still spinning. However, I see no evidence that the swamp is being drained, as he promised to do in his first term. Granted, he has only been in office six months, and the wars he promised to end with one telephone call proved to be more intractable than he realized. Nonetheless Congressional Committee hearings have still not produced accountability, and the Epstein files are curiously being withheld from the public.
While some small inroads have been made due to Elon Musk’s efforts through DOGE (the Department of Government Efficiency created by President Trump) to expose and weed out fraud, waste and abuse in government, the majority of the swamp-dwelling bureaucrats and politicians are still in place. Not until they are found and weeded out will we have a government that is truly “of the people, by the people, for the people,” as Lincoln humbly acknowledged in his Gettysburg Address. Clearly, if change is to be made in how we are to be ruled it must come from the people. How do we do that, given the fact that most voters have little time to follow the political stance and voting record of their own representatives?
We do it by disregarding the meaningless labels of Democrat and Republican and vote for the candidate not in office.
Why? Because by doing so we let the incumbent know that, unless they have something positive to show for their term in office that has earned our vote, they will be looking for another job. It is the message from us they need to hear loud and clear. It may take a few generations to weed out the career politicians and, in so doing, “drain the swamp,” but it can be done.
What is clear to me is that it will never be done unless we the people make it happen.
A Complacent Nation by Vito Tomasino 9/2/2026
To paraphrase his own words: Joe Biden is “a lying, dog-faced pony soldier,” who lied about his academic record, and was caught plagiarizing the work of others in his first run for the Presidency as a Senator forcing him out of the race. There is also this classic retort to a black man who dared question his policies when running for the Democratic nomination after Obama’s second term: “If you don’t vote for me you ain’t black.”
Those words of wisdom, from the man now holding the most powerful office in the world, who was recently deemed a forgetful old man too feeble to prosecute by our Justice Department for stealing classified documents as a Senator and as Vice President, and too incompetent to be tried in a court of law. Not incompetent enough, it seems, to be removed from office before he can do any more damage to our country? Why isn’t there an outcry from both sides of the political aisle to save this shell of a man from himself, and ourselves from him?
Our Founding Fathers established a system of constitutional governance that gave us three equal branches of government and the checks and balances needed to prevent any one of them, particularly the executive branch, from assuming dictatorial power. They may not
have foreseen the depth of complacency a people of a great and prospering nation can
reach; although, I think they did. Thus, without a more involved populace to oversee their actions, our President and our Representatives were free to pursue their own selfish interests.
As a result of this, and our complacency, our two hundred and fifty year old democracy
is teetering on the brink of extinction.
Those words of wisdom, from the man now holding the most powerful office in the world, who was recently deemed a forgetful old man too feeble to prosecute by our Justice Department for stealing classified documents as a Senator and as Vice President, and too incompetent to be tried in a court of law. Not incompetent enough, it seems, to be removed from office before he can do any more damage to our country? Why isn’t there an outcry from both sides of the political aisle to save this shell of a man from himself, and ourselves from him?
Our Founding Fathers established a system of constitutional governance that gave us three equal branches of government and the checks and balances needed to prevent any one of them, particularly the executive branch, from assuming dictatorial power. They may not
have foreseen the depth of complacency a people of a great and prospering nation can
reach; although, I think they did. Thus, without a more involved populace to oversee their actions, our President and our Representatives were free to pursue their own selfish interests.
As a result of this, and our complacency, our two hundred and fifty year old democracy
is teetering on the brink of extinction.
Open Letter to Mr. Robert F. Kennedy by Vito Tomasino May 2024
In 2016 Donald J. Trump left behind a comfortable, stress-free lifestyle to take on the
most difficult job in the world, President of the United States. He did it over the objections
of his partying friends—such as the Clinton's, Bush's and a host of other rich, influential people--
knowing full well that he would be alienating himself from them. Why would he do that?
He did it because he is a true American patriot who did not like the direction they were
taking our country and wanted to stop them before it was too late to do so. He knew that
eight years of a Hilliary Clinton Presidency would have driven the final nails into America’s
coffin. They did not take him seriously then and, as a result, lost the election.
They have no intention of making that same mistake again and are pulling out every dirty
trick in the book to ensure they do not. Witness the recent sham trial that found him guilty
of all charges; which were nothing more than misdemeanors long past the statute of
limitations and upgraded to felonies by a vindictive Attorney General out to get Trump.
Because the Democrats have no positive record to run on, they are now trying to
scare the American people into believing that Trump is an evil dictator out to destroy
our country; even the world, who will never give up power once he is back in the Oval
Office—if you believe that enlightened sage from La-La Land. I challenge them, you,
anyone, to name one thing Trump did while he was President that would support
such an unhinged claim.
While you are trying to find that “one thing,” let me recount some of the accomplishments
of the Trump Administration: President Trump secured our southern border; lowered taxes,
giving us a booming economy of low interest rates, an inflation rate of two percent, higher
wages for everyone, especially minority workers; made us energy independent; forced the
leaders of our NATO allies to pay their fair share in support of their own defense;
moved the American Embassy to Jerusalem (something previous Presidents promised
to do, but never did), re-negotiated trade agreements with Canada and Mexico, placed
tariffs on government subsidized Chinese imports to the USA, both of which helped
level the playing field for our workers and corporations, increased sanctions on Iran,
making it difficult for it to support worldwide terrorism, or continue their quest for
a nuclear weapon; cooled off the “Rocket Man” from North Korea, and let Xi Zing
Ping and Putin know we were still the most powerful nation on the planet.
President Trump accomplished all of these things and more within his first three
years in office. Moreover, he did so while under the most intense opposition from
both sides of the political aisle, endless investigations, and two impeachments. He
withstood those attacks from his political enemies like the brash New York fighter
he is; and stands stronger and more popular today then the day he first threw
his hat into the Presidential Ring. If this next election is only somewhat fair, he
will win it in a landslide victory even if he is sitting in a jail cell.
But “therein lies the rub.” Fairness in our election process is no longer something
we can take for granted no more than we can assume equal justice under the law;
which is why I addressed this letter to you, Mr. Kennedy. You, and you alone, have the
opportunity to save our Democratic-Republic, and restore the legitimacy of our two-party
system, by throwing the weight of your popular candidacy behind a man with the courage
and determination to Make America Great Again. He did it once before, and staved
off the collapse of our great country, and he will do it again.
Given President Biden’s lack of support from his own party and the never-ending attacks
against former President Trump, I understand why you may believe your candidacy has
a chance to win the general election. That has never been accomplished in the history
of our country, and it is not likely to happen this time. Donald Trump’s popularity and
support is even stronger today than it was four years ago. Indeed, if the Biden
administration succeeded in accomplishing anything positive, it was to wake up a
segment of the American public who had once thought they could trust their elected
officials to look after their best interests, especially their President. I believe most of
them are true American patriots who will vote for Donald J. Trump—not you, certainly
not Biden.
Once again, for the reasons I cited above, please consider my suggestion to drop out of the
race for the Presidency and put the full weight of your candidacy behind Donald J. Trump.
Doing so would not only assure his victory, but may well be the catalyst needed to restore
a legitimate two-party system in our Republic. You have the opportunity—when Historians
write of this critical juncture in American history—to reaffirm the prestige of the Kennedy name.
Respectfully;
Vito Tomasino
In 2016 Donald J. Trump left behind a comfortable, stress-free lifestyle to take on the
most difficult job in the world, President of the United States. He did it over the objections
of his partying friends—such as the Clinton's, Bush's and a host of other rich, influential people--
knowing full well that he would be alienating himself from them. Why would he do that?
He did it because he is a true American patriot who did not like the direction they were
taking our country and wanted to stop them before it was too late to do so. He knew that
eight years of a Hilliary Clinton Presidency would have driven the final nails into America’s
coffin. They did not take him seriously then and, as a result, lost the election.
They have no intention of making that same mistake again and are pulling out every dirty
trick in the book to ensure they do not. Witness the recent sham trial that found him guilty
of all charges; which were nothing more than misdemeanors long past the statute of
limitations and upgraded to felonies by a vindictive Attorney General out to get Trump.
Because the Democrats have no positive record to run on, they are now trying to
scare the American people into believing that Trump is an evil dictator out to destroy
our country; even the world, who will never give up power once he is back in the Oval
Office—if you believe that enlightened sage from La-La Land. I challenge them, you,
anyone, to name one thing Trump did while he was President that would support
such an unhinged claim.
While you are trying to find that “one thing,” let me recount some of the accomplishments
of the Trump Administration: President Trump secured our southern border; lowered taxes,
giving us a booming economy of low interest rates, an inflation rate of two percent, higher
wages for everyone, especially minority workers; made us energy independent; forced the
leaders of our NATO allies to pay their fair share in support of their own defense;
moved the American Embassy to Jerusalem (something previous Presidents promised
to do, but never did), re-negotiated trade agreements with Canada and Mexico, placed
tariffs on government subsidized Chinese imports to the USA, both of which helped
level the playing field for our workers and corporations, increased sanctions on Iran,
making it difficult for it to support worldwide terrorism, or continue their quest for
a nuclear weapon; cooled off the “Rocket Man” from North Korea, and let Xi Zing
Ping and Putin know we were still the most powerful nation on the planet.
President Trump accomplished all of these things and more within his first three
years in office. Moreover, he did so while under the most intense opposition from
both sides of the political aisle, endless investigations, and two impeachments. He
withstood those attacks from his political enemies like the brash New York fighter
he is; and stands stronger and more popular today then the day he first threw
his hat into the Presidential Ring. If this next election is only somewhat fair, he
will win it in a landslide victory even if he is sitting in a jail cell.
But “therein lies the rub.” Fairness in our election process is no longer something
we can take for granted no more than we can assume equal justice under the law;
which is why I addressed this letter to you, Mr. Kennedy. You, and you alone, have the
opportunity to save our Democratic-Republic, and restore the legitimacy of our two-party
system, by throwing the weight of your popular candidacy behind a man with the courage
and determination to Make America Great Again. He did it once before, and staved
off the collapse of our great country, and he will do it again.
Given President Biden’s lack of support from his own party and the never-ending attacks
against former President Trump, I understand why you may believe your candidacy has
a chance to win the general election. That has never been accomplished in the history
of our country, and it is not likely to happen this time. Donald Trump’s popularity and
support is even stronger today than it was four years ago. Indeed, if the Biden
administration succeeded in accomplishing anything positive, it was to wake up a
segment of the American public who had once thought they could trust their elected
officials to look after their best interests, especially their President. I believe most of
them are true American patriots who will vote for Donald J. Trump—not you, certainly
not Biden.
Once again, for the reasons I cited above, please consider my suggestion to drop out of the
race for the Presidency and put the full weight of your candidacy behind Donald J. Trump.
Doing so would not only assure his victory, but may well be the catalyst needed to restore
a legitimate two-party system in our Republic. You have the opportunity—when Historians
write of this critical juncture in American history—to reaffirm the prestige of the Kennedy name.
Respectfully;
Vito Tomasino
Crisis by Design by Vito Tomasino
Why would the President of the United States deliberately open the floodgates
to an invasion of our nation by people from all over the world, including our
enemies? The Democrats would have us believe that doing so will improve
their chances of harvesting more votes for the party and consolidate their hold
on power. Are their motives really that simplistic?
Should it not be assumed—particularly by those government agencies
responsible for our security—that among the millions of souls pouring across our
southern border, are those sent here to reconstitute terrorist cells throughout the
country. Our FBI Director has only recently acknowledged that possibility and is
now warning us of a major terrorist attack happening this year. And let’s not forget
those who die on that long trek from Venezuela, through Central America, and Mexico
to get to our border, the women and children who are being raped and sex-trafficked,
and the drugs smuggled into our country, killing more of our young people every
year than were lost during decades of our involvement in Vietnam, Iraq,
and Afghanistan combined.
Ironically, we spend billions more of our national treasure to protect the borders
of Ukraine and Israel than we do our own. Why is that? Why is Biden unwilling to
sign a bill that would tie the military appropriations for these countries with
money going to actually secure our own border, unless it is used for the processing
of even more immigrants?
The State of Texas had no choice but to take action to secure its border only to
be sued by the Federal Government to cut the razor wire that was effectively
keeping the immigrants out. Governor Abbot took an oath to protect the citizens
of his State, as the President of the United States did to insure the protection
of all Americans. Abbot is fulfilling his oath. Biden is not only not doing so, he
is doing everything he can to stop him. Why?
I have asked “why” four times in this essay. It’s time we addressed it. First,
let’s look at what it is not. Biden’s actions, and inactions are not due to his
obvious mental deterioration or incompetence, both of which were obvious before
he even became President. His “handlers” (for lack of a better word) are the
ones planning his every move and, as far as possible, scripting his every word.
What do they seek to achieve with policies they have instituted through their
puppet president, and the dismantling of the Trump policies that were working?
They knew that an open border and the invitation to come to America by
this administration would result in an invasion of immigrants that would eventually
overload the resources of cities across our country and create a humanitarian and
financial crisis that would “fundamentally change the United States of America.”
We had a President, not too long ago, who promised to do just that. His name,
Barak Obama. He took up residence a few miles from the White House. No
less a puppet than Biden while he held the office, he is still seen as useful
by the ultimate puppeteers—as a middleman puppeteer, if you will.
What exactly did Obama mean by his promise to fundamentally change the
greatest, richest, most powerful democracy the world has ever seen? He, rather his
handlers, want to bring America to its knees, destroy its economy, weaken its
military, and establish a one-party system of government that would give them
absolute control over our lives and the lives of every human being on this planet.
These self-anointed “Emperors of the World,” seem to believe that their obscene
wealth gives them the wisdom to dictate how the rest of us should live our lives.
They tell us to eat bugs and laboratory produced meat, drive electric vehicles
and live in all electrically powered homes, while they sit smugly on “Mount Davos”
enjoying lavish caviar and filet mignon dinners, fly around the world in their private
jets, and hold court on their billion dollar yachts.
The only major obstacle standing in the way of achieving their goal of one-world
government is the United States of America. If we go down, the rest of the world
goes with us. Thus, we must be taken down so they can establish a Socialist-
Communist dictatorship that will control our lives from cradle to grave. Under the
rule of these presumptuous gods we would be no freer to determine how we live
our lives than slaves.
We have an opportunity—perhaps, the last—to take back our government
and secure the freedom so many of our men and women sacrificed their lives
to preserve. Choosing our next President in 2024 may be the most consequential
vote we ever cast. Trump has proven his ability to turn things around after eight
divisive years of Obama and I believe, if elected, he will clean up Biden’s
mess as well. His nomination looks to be assured, but so did his bid for reelection
in 2020. Based on past accomplishments he had more than earned a second
term. However, nothing can be taken for granted in today’s America; not free
and fair elections, not even equal justice under the law. Who the Republicans run,
however, is not as critical to the survival of our democracy as is wresting control
from the power brokers behind the most influential throne in the world.
Why would the President of the United States deliberately open the floodgates
to an invasion of our nation by people from all over the world, including our
enemies? The Democrats would have us believe that doing so will improve
their chances of harvesting more votes for the party and consolidate their hold
on power. Are their motives really that simplistic?
Should it not be assumed—particularly by those government agencies
responsible for our security—that among the millions of souls pouring across our
southern border, are those sent here to reconstitute terrorist cells throughout the
country. Our FBI Director has only recently acknowledged that possibility and is
now warning us of a major terrorist attack happening this year. And let’s not forget
those who die on that long trek from Venezuela, through Central America, and Mexico
to get to our border, the women and children who are being raped and sex-trafficked,
and the drugs smuggled into our country, killing more of our young people every
year than were lost during decades of our involvement in Vietnam, Iraq,
and Afghanistan combined.
Ironically, we spend billions more of our national treasure to protect the borders
of Ukraine and Israel than we do our own. Why is that? Why is Biden unwilling to
sign a bill that would tie the military appropriations for these countries with
money going to actually secure our own border, unless it is used for the processing
of even more immigrants?
The State of Texas had no choice but to take action to secure its border only to
be sued by the Federal Government to cut the razor wire that was effectively
keeping the immigrants out. Governor Abbot took an oath to protect the citizens
of his State, as the President of the United States did to insure the protection
of all Americans. Abbot is fulfilling his oath. Biden is not only not doing so, he
is doing everything he can to stop him. Why?
I have asked “why” four times in this essay. It’s time we addressed it. First,
let’s look at what it is not. Biden’s actions, and inactions are not due to his
obvious mental deterioration or incompetence, both of which were obvious before
he even became President. His “handlers” (for lack of a better word) are the
ones planning his every move and, as far as possible, scripting his every word.
What do they seek to achieve with policies they have instituted through their
puppet president, and the dismantling of the Trump policies that were working?
They knew that an open border and the invitation to come to America by
this administration would result in an invasion of immigrants that would eventually
overload the resources of cities across our country and create a humanitarian and
financial crisis that would “fundamentally change the United States of America.”
We had a President, not too long ago, who promised to do just that. His name,
Barak Obama. He took up residence a few miles from the White House. No
less a puppet than Biden while he held the office, he is still seen as useful
by the ultimate puppeteers—as a middleman puppeteer, if you will.
What exactly did Obama mean by his promise to fundamentally change the
greatest, richest, most powerful democracy the world has ever seen? He, rather his
handlers, want to bring America to its knees, destroy its economy, weaken its
military, and establish a one-party system of government that would give them
absolute control over our lives and the lives of every human being on this planet.
These self-anointed “Emperors of the World,” seem to believe that their obscene
wealth gives them the wisdom to dictate how the rest of us should live our lives.
They tell us to eat bugs and laboratory produced meat, drive electric vehicles
and live in all electrically powered homes, while they sit smugly on “Mount Davos”
enjoying lavish caviar and filet mignon dinners, fly around the world in their private
jets, and hold court on their billion dollar yachts.
The only major obstacle standing in the way of achieving their goal of one-world
government is the United States of America. If we go down, the rest of the world
goes with us. Thus, we must be taken down so they can establish a Socialist-
Communist dictatorship that will control our lives from cradle to grave. Under the
rule of these presumptuous gods we would be no freer to determine how we live
our lives than slaves.
We have an opportunity—perhaps, the last—to take back our government
and secure the freedom so many of our men and women sacrificed their lives
to preserve. Choosing our next President in 2024 may be the most consequential
vote we ever cast. Trump has proven his ability to turn things around after eight
divisive years of Obama and I believe, if elected, he will clean up Biden’s
mess as well. His nomination looks to be assured, but so did his bid for reelection
in 2020. Based on past accomplishments he had more than earned a second
term. However, nothing can be taken for granted in today’s America; not free
and fair elections, not even equal justice under the law. Who the Republicans run,
however, is not as critical to the survival of our democracy as is wresting control
from the power brokers behind the most influential throne in the world.
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