Let me be blunt. If Barack Hussein Obama isn’t defeated on November 6, 2012, America is no longer America. Sure, we’ll still occupy the same land mass that we do now. We’ll still be sandwiched in between Mexico and Canada. We’ll still be fifty separate states that bordered together make up one big country, but The United States of America, the idea, will cease to exist.
As others have pointed out, the picture above should be the straw that broke the camels back. It should be Obama’s Nixon moment. The moment when he said “You’re not going to have Barack to kick around anymore,” as he boarded Marine One and waved goodbye. Unfortunately to too many Americans, violating the oath of office to “protect and defend” the Constitution isn’t the same as being privy to a second rate burglary.
The reason? I suppose it’s because there are so many who believe that their Constitutional rights are the only ones that matter. Who cares if the President violates the 1st amendment rights of a fellow citizen, as long as his views are different from theirs. But that’s when we cease to be Americans. That’s when we cease to be America.
Let’s ignore for a moment, like the mainstream media has done, the fact that the unrest in the middle east would have taken place regardless of what movies were currently playing on YouTube. Let’s pretend that this American Citizen’s right to express himself freely was indeed the reason savages acted like savages. Isn’t that precisely the time when we need our President to “protect and defend” our Constitutional rights? If not then, when?
Shouldn’t we all (at least those with a different viewpoint than the President) be afraid that if our views offend our enemies, the President will side with savages and scoop us up in the middle of the night for questioning? If this doesn’t prompt the legal, civilized, and democratic ouster of Obama in November then America will cease to be America. And we let it happen.
This is the way America ends
This is the way America ends
This is the way America ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.
