The End of the American Experiment

By Kempion

Allow me to begin by saying that I am a proud American and I know of not one single person who I can say is more patriotic than myself. I love our nation and want only the best for her and her future.

There are many professors of doom-and-gloom running around in our society writing and speaking vile and evil words about the greatest nation to ever grace the face of this planet. I'm not one of them. However, I do see the ultimate decline of our civilization and how it will come to pass. It has been stated time and time again, if we ignore the lessons of history, then we are doomed to repeat them. Indeed, this is the case and we are marching forth into oblivion simply because we fail to look deeper into serious issues that threaten our society. In fact, we ignore the real issues that will ultimately lead to our nation's demise.

Back in the 1940's the world realized that the Untied States was not only a power to be reckoned with but it was also a beckon in the storm of world turmoil for those individuals and nations seeking their way to the safe harbors of freedom? My point here is two-fold. Not only did those seeking freedom see that America was the guardian of that light of hope but those that seek tyranny also recognized the threat that America posed to their agenda. These forces rallied and brought their game to the United States. Was Joseph McCarthy so far off with his assertions that communists were attempting to subvert the American way of life? Not at all. His tactics were questionable but his intent was to expose the subversive nature of the communist insurgence. Apparently he failed.

In the 1950's, those same forces increased their efforts to undermine the foundations of America. Spy rings proliferated and the advent of populace indoctrination began. Yes, Americans were being coerced to betray their own nation not necessarily thru covert means but overtly as well. This is the time when America dropped the ball and the time in which the seeds of discontent were that will ultimately lead to the end of the Great American Experiment.

The efforts of the 1950's lead to the 'popular' movements of the 1960's. Was it convenient that America was going thru social growing pains? Yes, very much so. The insurgents again stepped up their efforts to undermine our civilization. This time, however, these agents of chaos were not foreign they were Americans citizens. Recruited and indoctrinated into believing that American was an evil nation and that it must be changed in some way to prevent it from ever becoming some perceived tyrannical society. This was a myth that was propagated by the new communists who had now fallen completely under the illusion of "socialism knows best". The Vietnam War was 'proof' enough for these agents of despair. That war was proof of America’s intention to expand and conquer other lands. This to was a myth but they believed it and the American government did little to belay those concerns. These imbeciles completely ignored the advancement of communism worldwide. They allowed themselves to be duped into believing that these communistic aggressions were justified. That it was necessary for tens of millions to be murdered and hundreds of millions to be enslaved. They could only focus their attention on the United States and our efforts to stop the advancing communist factions and insurgents. It must somehow be the fault of the Untied States that these atrocities were being carried out around the world. Blinded for their baseless hatred for America, they marched and rioted in protest.

Entering the 1970's, the United States was forced to face yet another series of foreign-born abuses. With the rise of OPEC and its internal flaw, that it is run by third world nations that had only emerged into the world as powers less than a few years prior, we were forced to deal with not only their immaturity as law-based nations but their offspring of fanatical radicals. I'm not suggesting that OPEC spawned terrorism, however, the influx of new wealth into those backward countries did allow for the festering hatred of the western world to become funded and motivated. Where was communism during all of this? Well, the facts are that the Soviet Union was directly encouraging terrorism against the west even while they set their sites on expansion into south central Asia. Although America and her allies were now aware of the threat that communism/socialism posed and were thwarting it at every opportunity, that vile scourge continued to undermine American society.

In the 1980's, terrorism was confronted and driven into secluded corners of the world. The Reagan administration took on both communism/socialism and terrorism simultaneously. However, it failed in identifying the threat that terrorism posed as would the next two administrations. With the major power of communism beaten back and on the verge of collapse, the powers that supported the communistic tyranny went underground and spread themselves wide. The World Workers Party was organized to continue the communist/socialist agenda which had evolved into a simple goal... destroy America. They declared war on America then hid from view.

In the 1990's, the communist movement found an ally in the terrorists of the world. They had a common enemy, the United States of America. We represented freedom for individuals and free world markets which were diametrically opposed to the agenda of both parties of the new socialist movement. (Ask yourself why terrorists use soviet and eastern bloc weapons if you need to find a connection between them.)

The failure of both the earlier Bush and Clinton administrations to recognize this new combined threat lead to the attacks on September 11th, 2001. How could those that were no more than nomadic tribes a century before become so adept? Money? Yes. Training? Yes. But more importantly, hatred. Their hatred lead them to find motivation in the bastardization of the Muslim faith. Their fanaticism of hate leads them to believe in a warped sense of reality. Is this so hard to believe? Remember the Jonestown mass-suicide? How many examples do you need?

History has taught us not to ignore any threat. The Japanese Empire was intent on expansion. We ignored it... Pearl Harbor. We ignored terrorism and its union with socialism... We got September 11th for that. If we continue to ignore that threat which is right in front of our noses, it will fester from within and eat away at the American spirit until it ultimately erodes the foundations of our society and sends our nation into a collapse like the world has never before seen. Those that abuse our rights and privileges are the real threat to our nation. I'm talking about the ignorant masses that think that protesting for the sake of protesting is a great expression of their personal anger, regardless of the supporting factions behind the protests, even though thoughtful people will see them for what they are, socialist insurgents.

At some point, the idea of socialism was accepted as being a novelty of a fantastical preface to a utopian society. Is utopia the land where anarchists attack police officers? Is utopia the land where mobs are allowed to smash windows and riot in cities around the world?

America, they HATE you for all that you stand for: freedom and capitalism. To them, utopia is a world without America. And they will pursue this goal at all costs.

I am blowing the whistle on them and exposing them for what they are despite their guises. Will YOU rise up to meet their challenge to your way of life, to your freedoms, to your future, to your children's future, to America's future?