Saturday, October 1, 2016

WHICH HILLARY IS REAL

This is a compilation of web articles about a smidgen of Hillary History on womens rights etc.  The champion just may not be.

By Mercedes Schlapp - - Thursday, June 9, 2016

 Mrs. Clinton is the epitome of the Democratic establishment, a career politician out of touch with the concerns of everyday American women.
Mrs. Clinton is the first presumptive presidential nominee ever who is also being investigated by the FBI on suspicion of compromising the nation’s security with her private email server and cavalier handling of classified information.

Mrs. Clinton talked Tuesday night about the women at Seneca Falls who fought for women’s rights but notably failed to embrace the spirit of these early feminists who were pro-life and fought for women and their children.

She tweeted last year that “every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported,” but obviously that sentiment did not apply back in the 1990s when she dismissed Monica Lewinsky as a “narcissistic loony toon” and helped discredit and destroy the reputations of other women such as Gennifer Flowers and Kathleen Willey. Ms. Willey, who was sexually harassed by President Clinton, stated that Hillary used “moblike tactics” to silence her.

Clinton Foundation, which accepted tens of millions of dollars from nations with disturbing records on women’s rights, gender discrimination and violence against women and children such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Algeria.
turning a blind eye to Bill Clinton’s sexual misconduct — all for the sake of political power.


“I believe that the rights of women and girls is the unfinished business of the 21st Century.” So said Hillary Clinton in a 2011 interview with Newsweek.

As First Lady, Hillary Clinton, along with her then President husband Bill Clinton, did more than anyone to make the lives of poor and working class women and girls all the more precarious

For Clinton, what matters is not the material reality of women’s lives, but rather how best to exploit them for political gain. 
Clinton was instrumental in ginning up support for the passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA). 

feminist scholars Alejandra Marchevsky and Jeanne Theoharis noted:
“[PRWORA’s] legacy still ripples through the country, where families remain as poor as—or, in many cases, poorer than—before, but with one crucial difference: Today, the “reformed” welfare system provides little safety net, and no hand-up. Instead, it traps poor mothers into exploitative, poverty-wage jobs and dangerous personal situations, deters them from college, and contributes to the growing trend of poor mothers who can neither find a job nor access public assistance. It is our failed social policy—not simply the recession—that is responsible for crisis-level poverty in the United States.”
One should remember the children of Haiti living in inhumane conditions thanks in no small part to the continued exploitation of their country by the likes of Bill, Hillary, and the Clinton Global Initiative.

By Valerie Hudson and Patricia Leidl  March 17, 2015

the Hillary Doctrine.  Hillary Clinton herself defined it, “the subjugation of women [is] a threat to the common security of our world and to the national security of our country.”

in Saudi Arabia, the subordination of women is as peculiar and pernicious an institution as was slavery in the antebellum South. 
reports have emerged concerning large donations to her family’s foundation from countries including Algeria, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and, of course, Saudi Arabia—a rogues’ gallery of governments with poor records on women’s issues.  Child marriage is not uncommon because there is no legal minimum age to wed. For the bride, consent isn’t even required, and indeed, a woman (or girl) need not even be present for her own marriage, as long as her male guardian and her groom agree.


Clinton’s material actions have often been decidedly less woman-friendly, starting with the war on teachers — disproportionately black women — she conducted in Arkansas; running through her service on the board of Walmart, a notoriously sexist operation, about which she said nothing

her support of welfare reform, an abomination that deserves more than a grudging sentence of concession for having driven millions of women and children into poverty. (She called welfare recipients “deadbeats,
False Feminism: Hillary Clinton And Her Financial Backers Are No Friends To Women

By Kit O'Connell  @KitOConnell | June 26, 2015

Donors from Saudi Arabia gave millions to the Clinton Foundation, a nonprofit operated by Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, despite Saudi Arabia’s appalling record on women’s rights. In return for their financial support, Hillary Clinton helped Saudi Arabia obtain billions in military equipment from the U.S.

 a look at some of her top donors suggests Clinton favors the rights of Wall Street over that of American women. During her 2008 presidential campaign, Clinton’s top donors included finance and investment industry giants like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and Citigroup — some of the same corporations that caused a massive global financial crash in 2007 that led to an unprecedented wave of job losses and home evictions. 
Women and children suffered most from the poor economy, according to a 2013 article from Mercedes White, a reporter for Deseret News
Voters may find it instructive to consider whether black people are better off after the U.S. elected its first black president. The opposite is true, according to Dr. Reginald Clark, writing for Black Agenda Report.


“Black misery has been growing since 2009 under President Obama’s economic and job creation policies. Black folks participation in the labor market has been steadily moving DOWNWARD during the Obama presidency – since 2009 when he was first inaugurated,” Clark commented in 2013.

This is just a snippet of the articles available.  Do your own fact checking

God bless and protect the USA and its people.

Love your neighbor

Friday, September 30, 2016

A LEGACY OF SHAME

Mr. President,
I am quite sure your hopes as you took the oath of office on January 20,2009 you had the dream of a new world.  The world in which all of your wildest dreams and fantasies’ of one government in charge of all people.  No borders, no more smog or smoke and of course everything funded by the rich. 

At the end of the normal term of office, the clamor of praise would drive the world to choose you as the first leader of the United Socialized Countries of the World.

Well sir, those dreams have been smashed, and the fundamentally changed United States of America finds itself reeling under the weight of your ideological meanderings.


Finally to top off all of the above-listed credentials you leave us with the time-honored and respected rule of law in complete shambles. 
You leave us with the hope of a transparent government turned into feelings of no hope and distrust.  
You leave our country in a state of racial discontent and with outbursts of anarchy.  Nice job sir.  
Thank God your reign of disruption has only a short time left.  You and your loyal grovelers have maintained that all of us, that are so absolutely displeased with just about everything you have done, are motivated by racial prejudice.  

Not even close to the fact.  
The fact is that what mired your tenure in governmental non-action was not about who but rather it was about what you were trying to cram down the throat of a country you inherently disrespect.

I hope you don’t lose any sleep waiting for history to give you the glorious place that you feel you deserve.

People please pray for our country, our leaders past and present, and our society.

Love your neighbor as yourself.


God Bless the USA

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

THE COST OF DIVISEIVENESS

THE COST OF DIVISEIVENESS
Through the megaphone of social media, entertainment, and political agenda we are being changed from the one strong nation woven as a strong rope, into a weak and vulnerable handful of individual threads.  We are no longer standing alongside our fellow citizens we are now excluding those who do not think, look or act in accordance with our choices of right and wrong, good and bad, beneficial and evil.  Somewhere along the line of time some of those in our society have chosen to pick and choose what part of our historical norms and mores should be passed on to those who will inherit the residual of what we once were.  We have been bombarded by factions striving for a hearing for acceptance of their particular activity or proclivity by the rest of us.  Right and wrong are being compressed, by each small group, into small boxes of acceptance rather than looking for a way to allow people to live and let live.
Patriotism, religion, family, law enforcement, military, international protectionism, traditional marriage, capitalism, fidelity, honesty, and the differentiation of the sexes are a few of the societal systems under the attack.  Some are pursuing their goals with a single voice and some find ways to yell out their demands within a larger alliance of groups.  The power of collective dissatisfaction is now able to be voiced in the language of political correctness, a tool being effectively used to silence any form of discussion.  One of the most important books in my life is “As a man thinketh”.  The premise is simply that we are each what we believe at our core.  Unfortunately, our national society is no longer united which has resulted in a nation that no longer defines its greater purpose on our planet through agreement.  What the people think is no longer predicated on the “we” but the “me”.  Where we once prized difference of opinion, as a tool of growth and invention, our ingenuity is now stifled by political correctness.  The fact of the matter is this: The control of our future as a country lies in the hands of those shaping the belief systems of our children.  Those educating these young minds have an obligation to teach the facts, teach the ability to choose direction through discernment not through ideology and indoctrination.
The current state of our divided beliefs has resulted in an election process that is no longer for the good of all of us in our country but is not focused on those groups of “sync-think” that will help one or another get elected to office.  Elections are no longer about service to the whole but rather the benefits to the individuals as a means of obtaining votes.  In effect, this is sort of a bribe system.  This has weakened our country economically, militarily, educationally, and morally.   Most certainly our interactions with one another individually and collectively have been damaged.
RACISM
The practice of dividing our society through the rage and the noise of racism has created an environment of distrust, dislike, and downright hatred.  No good can evolve from that environment, there is no good inherent included in it.  There is no method of mutual effort that can exist between any individuals or groups who believe they will be mistreated.  

The beliefs that are generated through the clinging of past histories, factual or not, do not allow for the hope that mutual good can be achieved.  As long as groups continue to dwell and cling to negative and historical grievances, instead of the goal of reaching an agreement, discord and its counter-productive results will continue.  

I am always cheered by the interactions of young children as the play together, free from the indoctrinations that affect the adult populations.  It is a beautiful thing to see the rainbow of colors, and nationalities forming friendships and actually enjoying one another’s company.  I find it so sad when those individuals living off the promotion of distrust, dislike, and implied discrimination refuse to find avenues to reach the mutual goal of successful lives for all.  A great dis-service to the next generations is being perpetuated by those who permeate young minds with the cancerous beliefs of no hope because of their color, or ethnicity.  

Those who indoctrinate the young with the sickness of hatred are in fact criminals, committing a crime not just against their own group but against the whole of humanity.  How much better it would be if the goals were focused on acquiring better lives and futures rather than blaming some proposed enemy for their plight.
this was an interesting study:  https://www.facebook.com/JoeySalads/videos/667060980127419/

The dividers using race are expanding this into a clash between minority groups and the law enforcement community using the numbers game exclusive of percentage.  By denigrating the police they are hurting their communities.  The aberrant factions, in those communities, are allowed to flourish in a safe zone of political correctness.  This also has a detrimental effect on the economic and quality of life components within those communities. When businesses that normally cater to local populations are not safe to function, they don’t exist.  When these businesses no longer exist within the community it costs jobs within the community and it increases the cost of living and the quality of life.  I don’t believe that any normal person would be happy to have drug dealers and criminals setting up shop outside the doorways of their homes.  

What is the quality of life for those who fear for their safety on a daily basis, who have been taught to believe they have no hope, have been taught not to trust the police who are supposed to protect them?  How do you get a quality education, with no tax money to support the schools?  No quality teachers because they actually fear the students and the odds of the students attending classes in at best minimal.   

The real problems in these communities need to be addressed with a positive solution seeking approach.  Blaming a thousand yesterdays will not provide one viable productive change.

The secret of change has been in plain sight for the last 2000 years.......... Love your neighbor.
It's not going to be by the installation of fear and hatred in the minds of children.

God Bless our Country and our way of life.

Saturday, September 24, 2016

BLM HIJACKED

 I Miss You Daddy (Police Tribute) https://youtu.be/1XvRQGDsIqs via @YouTube


Time and time again as tragedy strikes our country, as people lose their lives and law enforcement is involved we witness a form of chaos.  I understand the pain of family, friends and community trying to make sense of their loss.   I understand their disbelief that the person who once had that life could have given justification that would allow the police to take that life from them.  I can empathize with that disbelief shouting for an explanation, some reason that could never be adequate in softening the pain they feel.

There is also the element, in the community, of the anger stemming from the frustration of living in a world that seems to treat them as second class citizens.  In a society that is perceived as one forcing a quality of life on one group far inferior to what they see existing in the rest of the world.  Human nature demands that inequality be eliminated.   If the maintenance of that inequality continues over generations an inherent anger boils out of the resentment carrying with it anger, hatred and mistrust.  In that context understanding the BLM movement, as a megaphone shouting enough is enough, is not that difficult.

The African American and Latino communities in our country are also individually divided within themselves.  Those who find their direction as that of striving through life by hard work and integration into the predominantly Caucasian society co-existing with those who see their only hope is in the survival of their clan. 

Confrontation is inevitable between the clan and the larger society in which it fights for survival.  The distrust and hatred that flows generation to generation is a form of belief structure that becomes a natural part life.  This belief system, in our society, gains in strength every time a perceived injustice occurs.  Every time a member of their clan is detained, questioned the first inclination is to assume that is a result of bigotry on the part of other party.  

That is a condition of society that needs to be questioned and the malignancy cured.  That is something that we need to correct based on mutual understanding but most of all based on reality and fact.  Trying to sort through the perceptions on both sides will demand understanding and concessions to be given by all components of our societal make up.  The fact of the matter is that any of us can feel threatened and intimidated, and we need to be aware that is occasionally justified, just not in all cases.  The BLM has brought that problem, the one of racial inequality, into society’s awareness.  Now the how to fix it stage is in progress, public awareness is demanding that progress.

One day live in a nation where they would not be judged "by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."  Martin Luther King.

The culture that is trying to grow and evolve with-in the United States has been struggling ever since the inception of slavery.  That malignancy has stained our goodness for almost 200 years and has weakened the strength of the cord that bonds us together.  The United States as a country, as a society has achieved things in our world far surpassing that of any in the history of the world.  We are the experiment intent on giving an example as to what can happen to the human race when the individual is given the opportunity to excel.  The stain of slavery is used to paint the whole of the experiment a very nasty color.  That failing, along with some others, continues to be a weapon in the hands of other who would see it fail.  Those others have hijacked, and stolen the message of the BLM movement, they have taken the grief and the pain of honest family and community and used it as a weapon against our way of life.  
Some interesting and pertinent informational sites below:


https://www.facebook.com/peggy.hubbard1/videos/1451438344885456/  






The theft of purpose has no good result for the BLM as the methodology of the Soros funded rioters is not intended to find any solutions.  Their intent is on creating anarchy, raising the temperature of hatred and resentment within our borders.  The MSMedia, and some politicians are complicit, driven by ideology, they feed the narrative expanding the anti-American sentiment.  These factions are the equivalent in nature to predators and devourers of carrion.
 
Pray for our Country, our people, and for peace.  Love your neighbor.


God Bless the USA

Monday, September 19, 2016

A DONKEYS TALE

I don't know how this came into my box of awareness but it did, and I like it, and I would like to share it.

A DONKEYS TALE

One day a farmers’ donkey fell down into a well.  The animal cried piteously for hours until he alerted the farmer to his plight.  The farmer studied the situation and decided that it would be pretty expensive excavate the well and get the animal out of the deep hole it was captured in.  The farmer called together a committee of the neighboring cities smartest politicians and together they decided that the donkey was just too old to spend money on, and that the best solution was to bury the problem and the donkey together so that no one else would know a problem ever existed.
Because the wise people of the committee had suggested this action the farmer agreed to give up his mule, even though it had been faithful and productive, and he had to hire a bunch of laborers who were hanging around the feed store, to help him bury the donkey and fill in the well.  As the laborers continued to shovel dirt the donkey quit crying for help.  Eventually curiosity got the best of the farmer and he looked into the well and was amazed at what he saw.
There was the donkey as calm as he could be, shaking off the dirt that was being thrown in an effort to bury him.  The faster they tried to bury him the quicker he would shake the dirt off, and the farmer noticed that the faster they shoveled the faster the donkey seemed to be closer to getting out of the fix he was in and pretty soon the donkey was able to step out of the well on his own.

Now there are a couple of different morals to this story with more than a few thoughts to ponder.  Here are a few to think about:

1.     Every once in a while we will find ourselves in a hole and usually we get there because we didn’t pay attention to where we were going.
2.     If we are in a bad situation it doesn’t hurt to let those who care know that we could use some help
3.     Everyone gets dirt piled on them in life and it can be used as something that will bury us or as something that will put us in a better position. 
4.     If politicians decide how to solve a problem the odds are they never realize the hidden effects of that decision.  Sometimes they get lucky sometimes they don’t.
5.     Don’t give up on yourself.

6.    Don’t trust the government to solve your problems

Saturday, September 17, 2016

DREDGING THE PAST

SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014


WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE

Once again the subject of Benghazi rears its ugly head.  The queen of the Democratic Party made the phrase “what difference does it make?” part of the standard discourse.  Most of the little people, including me, still have unanswered questions.
Anytime the facts of a circumstance are manipulated to change perception to create a false belief, most of us in our daily lives would say, we have been lied to.  Generally, I will refuse to use the words all, anytime or always because they are so absolute and very seldom lead us to the truth. Truth is and should be an absolute.  In the case of Benghazi, the truth of that circumstance has never been accounted for. 
The answer to the question “what difference at this point does it make” requires an answer.  If I were asked this question I would have this answer:  it matters because I don’t like being lied to; I expect honesty from my government; we cannot correct a problem if we are told there is no problem; because of the timing, we as a country may have elected people because of false confidence.  Our country’s standing in the world community is lessened because it is evident that democracy can be easily manipulated by propaganda; most importantly it diminishes the faith and belief that our country stands for what is good in humanity.
Something for us to think about might be how would we react in our personal lives if our friends, spouses, parents, or children manipulated  information constantly to lead us to believe nonexistent facts.  What if they did this to make us perceive them as someone they aren’t?  What do we think about people who sell us products using false claims regarding what those products are or what they can do for us?  How long could we put up with those people being in our lives?

I think most of us are smart enough to know why the facts surrounding Benghazi might have been manipulated.  Why the cause of that heinous act would have looked better if it were caused by a random group of people acting in response to an insult of their religion.  How would it have looked if an incumbent administration looked incompetent just prior to their request to be re-elected?  How would it have looked if a decimated enemy were able to pull off yet another attack on American soil?  We might ask how it looks almost two years later when no one has been held accountable for perpetrating that attack, or for the lack of preparedness, or for the lack of importance placed on the value we call truthfulness.  

Friday, September 16, 2016

SQUIRREL FOOD

o.k.  Enough with the foot stomping, hand ringing, temper tantrums.  I fully recognize you staunch strong perfect constitutionally correct conservatives don’t think Trump fits under your banner.  Our country is not just about your specific ideology.  Our country was established for each and every citizen, legally, within the borders, even if those borders are being mishandled.  I don’t know of any conservative, mild or just lukewarm, that wants to see the Executive Branch or the Judicial Branch trampling over the constitution. 
This election is not about getting your way on everything.  Our country is much like a freight train with 330 million head of citizens on board.  At this point in history it has gotten onto a track that is headed straight into a wall of solid peril. That train has been picking up speed, accelerating close to maximum speed and we have a chance of altering the course of that train.  If you think you can force that train into making a u-turn you exist in a fantasy world.  If you think for one minute that direction will be reversed completely with just one election cycle you are certifiably nuts!  If you think giving up on this one election cycle won’t be a disaster, you once again are nuts.  If you think this election cycle results can be changed four years from now, you are one giant bag of squirrel food.

Donald Trump was most assuredly not my first choice in this horse race but he is without doubt the only viable choice left in contention.  Getting back to my train analogy, my hope and prayers are not for the u-turn but for enough of a deflection of direction we can get back to the track our founding fathers set us out upon.

The last few years have given us a look at what happens when the progressive liberal faction is in the head office.  Even with a Republican House and Senate, when the veto pen comes out passing anything conservative is virtually impossible.  Equally important is the activity of the Supreme Court.  We have also been witness to what happens when those Justices have tendencies toward progressive views of our Constitution.  A President can be voted out of office. His control can be limited to one, no more than two, terms.  
The President can affect our nation for up to forty years with just one appointment to the Supreme Court.  We are facing the possibility of three of those appointments during the next Presidential tenure.  If you think that’s not very important, you had better revisit your thinking ability.

What is the average length of a Justice’s tenure?
The average number of years that Justices have served is 16.
Who was the longest serving Chief Justice?
The longest serving Chief Justice was Chief Justice John Marshall who served for 34 years, 5 months and 11 days from 1801 to 1835.
Who was the first African American Supreme Court Justice?
Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall (1967-1991).
Who was the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice?
Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor (2009-Present).
Who was the first woman to serve as a Supreme Court Justice?
Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor (1981-2006).

I agree, Trump is not perfect but he can change the direction on some impending problems: education, immigration, sanctuary cities, military, rules of military engagement, Guantanamo prisoner releases, inner city crime.

Those are some of the possibilities. The probability of affect is probably around 70% which is a lot better than letting Hillary or any other Democrat from gaining the Executive branch power ring.

Don’t cut of your nose to spite your face fellow conservatives, which would make you look stupid and would make you “Squirrel Food”.

Pray for our country, our people and your neighbor.

God Bless America

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