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A Net Compilation by Livia Gershon |
-Livia Gershon
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1 There is a distinct singular American culture - rugged individualism and self-reliance - which made America great. 5 There is no such thing as a New Democrat. 6 The Earth’s eco-system is not fragile. 8 The most beautiful thing about a tree is what you do with it after you cut it down. 9 Ronald Reagan was the greatest president of the twentieth century. 10 The 1980s were not a decade of greed but a decade of prosperity; it was the longest period of peacetime growth in American history. 11 Abstinence prevents sexually transmitted disease and pregnancy -every time it’s tried. 12 Condoms only work during the school year. 13 Poverty is not the root ("rut") cause of crime. 14 There’s a simple way to solve the crime problem: obey the law; punish those who do not. 15 If you commit a crime, you are guilty. 16 Women should not be allowed on juries where the accused is a stud. 17 The way to improve our schools is not more money, but the reintroduction of moral and spiritual values, as well as the four "R’s": reading, ‘riting, ‘rithmatic, and Rush. 18 I am not arrogant. 24 Feminism was established to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society. 28 Progress is not striving for economic justice or fairness, but economic growth. 31 The culture war is between the winners and those who think they’re losers who want to become winners. The losers think the only way they can become winners is by banding together all the loses and then empowering a leader of the losers to make things right for them. 32 The Los Angeles riots were not caused by the Rodney King verdict. The Los Angeles riots were caused by rioters.... |
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Costner’s most notable previous film was Dances with Wolves, where he was a Union soldier during the Civil War: sent to a lonely Western outpost, one day he finds a young White woman on the prairie, injured and dressed in Indian garb. He can think of nothing better to do with the unconscious White girl than turn her over to the nearest bunch of Indians he encounters. As Robin Hood, the semi-legendary 13th-century Saxon outlaw in Norman England, Costner chooses for his right-hand man a Black, believe it or not. The Black, called Azeem, is supposed to be a North African Moorish warrior, but he looks like a refugee from Ghana or Upper Volta... Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves should win the award for Most Politically Correct Film of 1991. Kevin Costner and his employers should be crucified upside down over an open privy. |
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All federally funded institutions, from the Smithsonian to the National Endowment for the Arts, will manifest a respect for America’s history and values; and all monuments, battlefields, and symbols of America’s glorious, if sometimes tragic, history will be protected. When many of us were young, public schools and Catholic schools, Christian schools and Jewish schools, instructed children in their religious heritage and Judeo-Christian values, in what was right and what was wrong. We were taught about the greatness and goodness of this land we call God’s country, in which we are all so fortunate to live. But today, in too many of our schools our children are being robbed of their innocence. Their minds are being poisoned against their Judeo-Christian heritage, against America’s heroes and against American history, against the values of faith and family and country. Eternal truths that do not change from the Old and New Testament have been expelled from our public schools, and our children are being indoctrinated in moral relativism, and the propaganda of an anti-Western ideology. I will do what is necessary to defend the borders of my country even if it means putting the National Guard all along our southern frontier. |
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Since McCarthy’s time the subversion of our nation has proceeded steadily, and his warning to us resonates more and more clearly as truth, now that death for this civilization is in view. |
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We are in a war. Make no mistake about it. There is an enemy, and the enemy has made significant gains, only because we refuse to acknowlege the true state of affairs. Too long have we refused to make the protection of our society and children our own business. Too long have we refused to throw off the shackles of the effeminate outlook that poisons our strength to do battle with our foe. We have sat by, watching our television and parroting progressive sentiments, while our tax-money was given to homosexuals, while our blood-supply was contaminated by homosexuals, while our children were molested by homosexuals, and while our once great society was poisoned to its very root by homosexuals. They are on the television, in the schools, in the news. They should be hiding their faces by reason of the multitude of their crimes, and the punishment which they so richly deserve; and which we, in earlier times, would not have hesitated to give them. |
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Randy sang, "I’m Crying for You, Baby." It was an anointed moment as we all wept before God for our failure to rescue those who are perishing. Rev. Johnny Wade Sloan reminded us that each one of the over 36 million children slaughtered by abortion in our land would have chosen life if they were free to choose. He called for us to be a voice for those who have no voice--no matter the cost. |
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The Revolutionary War, the Federalist period, Jeffersonian democracy, the Jacksonian era, Lincoln and the anti-slavery crusade, the Progressive Era, FDR and the New Deal, the Civil Rights movement--each represented a tremendous burst of energy and upheaval, conflict and rebirth. Now we are entering a similar era--one that saw its beginnings in the Goldwater campaign, saw some success during the Reagan years, and has finally come to full flower during the historic congressional elections of 1994. We must reassert and renew American civilization. From the arrival of English-speaking colonists in 1607 until 1965, there was one continuous civilization built around a set of commonly accepted legal and cultural principles. From the Jamestown colony and the Pilgrims, through de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America, up to the Norman Rockwell paintings of the 1940s and 1950s, there was a clear sense of what it meant to be an American. Our civilization is based on a spiritual and moral dimension. It emphasizes personal responsibility as much as individual rights. Since 1965, however, there has been a calculated effort by cultural elites to discredit this civilization and replace it with a culture of irresponsibility that is incompatible with American freedoms as we have known them. Our first task is to return to teaching Americans about America and teaching immigrants how to become Americans. Until we reestablish a legitimate moral- cultural standard, our civilization is at risk. No civilization can survive for long with twelve-year-olds having babies, fifteen-year-olds killing one another, seventeen-year-olds dying of AIDS, and eighteen-year-olds getting diplomas they can’t read. Yet every night on the local news, you and I watch the welfare state undermining our society. |
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About 60 to 65 percent of all households are people who live together based on the relation of blood, marriage or adoption. We’re not saying that people who don’t fall into that category don’t have civil rights, that they don’t have a right to vote or a right to hold a job or rent or own a home. What we are saying is that if we are going to have bias in government - in public policy - that policy ought to be toward protecting, defending and nurturing the family rather than undermining it. |
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Environmentalists tend to be catastrophists, believing that any human use of the earth is "damage" and massive human use of the earth is "a catastrophe." An environmentalist motto is "We all live downstream," the viewpoint of helpless victims. Wise users, on the other hand, tend to be cornucopians, seeing themselves as stewarding and nurturing the bountiful earth as it stewards and nurtures us. A wise use motto is "We all live upstream," the viewpoint of responsible individuals. The difference in our sense of life is striking. Environmentalism inevitably promotes feelings of guilt for existing, feelings that eventually degenerate into dark pessimism, self-loathing and depression. Wise use by its very nature promotes feelings of competence to live in the world, generating curiosity, learning, and bright action toward improving the earth for the use of future generations. |
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The media often present women as having the same career goals as men, but there’s one factor that they often miss, and it’s a factor that can radically reshape a woman’s ambitions. That factor is a baby. The link between role-playing and fantasy games, such as The Eternal Struggle, with crime is well-established. In March, 1991, 17-year old Shawn Novak murdered a nine and seven year old in cold blood. Novak was said to be fascinated with Dungeons and Dragons. And his attorneys said their client was possessed when he slit the boys’ throats. Detectives say The Eternal Struggle has the potential of being even more dangerous than Dungeons and Dragons. |
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Those of us who advocate the "secession option" have discussed the issue of how the breakaway nation defines the class of people eligible for citizenship. Who Stays and Who Goes? Another way of phrasing the question is - "who is white?" The only workable answer, it seems to me, is that any current citizen of the U.S. who wants to live in the breakaway nation and displays no hostility toward whites, is welcome. To all others, including the white liberal elites, we are willing to cede the real estate they now occupy to a new nation where they will be free to live with anyone else who wishes to submit to their compulsion for "social re-engineering." |