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By Gary Miller
Oct. 8, 2004
FASCISM TODAY
Congress and most all of America applauded President Bush when he made the following statements in his State of The Union address in 2001:
"Tonight we are a country awakened to danger and called to defend freedom. Our grief has turned to anger, and anger to resolution. Whether we bring our enemies to justice, or bring justice to our enemies, justice will be done." ...
"Our war on terror begins with al Qaeda, but it does not end there. It will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped and defeated." ...
"Americans have many questions tonight. Americans are asking: Who attacked our country? The evidence we have gathered all points to a collection of loosely affiliated terrorist organizations known as al Qaeda. They are the same murderers indicted for bombing American embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, and responsible for bombing the USS Cole." ...
"Our enemy is a radical network of terrorists, and [every] government that supports them." ...
As President Bush presented his address, it was interrupted by enthusiastic applause from both political parties. Our Congress was then united in our cause to fight terrorism and root out its leaders no matter [which] country they were hiding in. What happened to that united support? What happened since then to reverse the tide of patriotism and resolve to overcome our most obvious and deadly enemy since World War Two?
In my observation, the cause of our breakdown in resolve and unity against our foes is a modern-day version of "fascism." A fascism more deeply infested within our society than any facet of the Nazi movement of WWII or since. The new fascism was born out of what people would normally consider as the extreme opposite... (left-wing socialism). However, now that our physical enemy is radical Islam, which is just about as fascist as you can get, the politically correct left has been slowly and secretly bonding with radical Islam in its attempt to bring down our society of "infidels," as the Muslims call us.
Since the far-left found that its attempts to collapse the American society were failing, they have welcomed Islam as their new ally to achieve their Satanic goals!
The DemocRATS are the most willing accomplices to these goals. They have manipulated the news media, our public school systems, and big labor unions to the extent that public opinion has been swayed against President Bush and all conservative efforts and traditional moral values. Unfortunately, their agenda seems to be working.
Public support of our anti-terrorist campaign in Afghanistan was high at the beginning, as it was when we first entered Iraq. We Americans acknowledged the reality that we were attacked by radical Muslim terrorists, and we supported our President's call to arms when he stated:
"Our war on terror begins with al Qaeda, but it does not end there. It will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped and defeated."
Notice that what he said then, as is most evident now, that the war on terror does not end with al Qaeda (Afghanistan). He said that the war would not end until "every terrorist group of [global] reach has been found, stopped and defeated." You cannot tell me that we knew and accepted the definition of the word, "GLOBAL," back then, but just don't seem to remember its application to the war on terror at present.
The falsehood being spread by the enemies of our society; that we were wrong and are alone in our war against terrorism is laid to rest when the truth is allowed to surface. The fact of the matter is that there have been arrests of known and suspected terrorists in 102 COUNTRIES around the world since the Bush administration's vigil against terrorism began.
Let the truth be known. We have more "global" support for our war of liberation in Afghanistan and Iraq now than when we launched our first military strikes against the terrorists. But it is the fascist enemies within our own borders who are most responsible for the negative propaganda against President Bush and our prosecution of the war on terrorism.
Have there been mistakes by the U.S. in conducting the Iraqi war and occupation? Yes. As in ALL wars that we have been engaged in, there have been mistakes. Many have been costly in human life and equipment. But I can remember accounts of some of our mistakes made in WWII that cost as many as 800 lives in one day. Then there was the political limitations put on our troops in Korea. Oh! What about Viet Nam? Don't get me started on how badly Lyndon B. Johnson and Robert McNamera screwed up that one! Then again, in relation to WWII, to those who criticize the Bush administration for invading Iraq even though it had not [directly] attacked the United States, I would make the following point:
Although it was Japan who first attacked us at Pearl Harbor, when the U.S. entered the war, we went to war against Japan's Imperial fascists, invaded Italy to combat Mussolini's fascists, and also took on a mighty Germany to defeat Hitler's Nazi fascists. To protect and defend the sovereignty of the U.S., and insure that America would remain free, we had to confront the evil of fascism, and snuff it out where ever its ugly roots were planted. This is now the case in this election year of 2004. We must muster all our patriot voters to ensure that George W. Bush remains in office. After all, taking a stand against a corrupt United Nations is a virtue, NOT a fault.
As the DemocRAT fascists whine about turning our backs on our (assumed) allies, we now have learned that France, Germany, and Russia were up to their dirty little necks in the U.N. "oil-for-food" scam which lined the pockets of Saddan Hussein and his henchmen sons. Yep... with friends like that... well, you know the rest.
Our war then was as it is today. We are at war against fascism. Radical Islam, combined with the extreme socialism in this country, and around the world, equals FASCISM!
May God help us (U.S.)!
Gary Miller
Oct. 8, 2004