CONNECTING THE DOTS OF AMERICAN POLITICS

PREFACE

At the beginning of the Twenty First Century, Americans who desire to maintain the faith, culture and values of those who gave birth to America, nurtured and guided it, and even gave their lives for it for over two hundred years are under attack. They are under attack by members of the Islamic faith who desire to displace their culture with the Islamic culture, which provides only hopelessness and poverty to its followers. They are under attack by hordes of illegal immigrants from a country whose people and leadership have stated a desire to regain a large part of America’s geography, and displace its culture with their own that has provided only poverty and hopelessness to over forty percent of its own citizens. They are under attack by their own government and their elected representatives, who define their enemies one day, then "bond" with those who satisfy the criteria the next day, who refuse to uphold their sworn duty to provide for their safety, to protect their borders, to maintain their Constitutional protections, and who have elected, through several administrations, to support interests whose objective is to deprive them of their freedom, right of self determination, and their prosperity. And they are under attack by the government provided "education" system that is ensuring a hopeless future for America by indoctrinating its youth against the very faith, culture, and values, which have produced the freest and most prosperous society in the history of humankind.

This work is strictly, politically non-partisan, but it is strongly partisan for America. Its intent is to provide information to those Americans who desire to regain control of America from the internal forces of "evil" promoting its national suicide. It is not intended to be a pleasurable read. It is intended to cause the political dialogue to become meaningful by changing the terminology and providing the input of some common sense. It does not have to be read from front to back. Each chapter is intended to be stand-alone. After the first three, short chapters are read; the other chapters can be read with full understanding of their content.

Hopefully, this book will provide a spark of initiative to a large enough number of Americans who understand "a spark can ignite a prairie fire" of discontent sufficient to regain the faith, culture and values that made America great.