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Daily across our nation and, to a large extent, around the world, millions of us are receiving injections without realizing it. Not medical injections, but rather, philosophical ones.

An intentional barrage of comments, adjectives, restatements, rule changes and other pinpricks are being peppered throughout society in a low frequency manner. This process has been proven to work throughout history. It’s known as indoctrination. What makes it effective is that each instance is so minimal that it seems harmless. Taken one at a time that may be true, but collectively these injections are ultimately fatal.

Here’s the process:

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Take something that is so well established that you don’t have any hope of challenging it. Then instead of a head-on assault, you build an adjacent argument or concept that seems to agree with it. You build consensus and support for your position and then you show the problem with the well established concept. For example: Religion, specifically the Christian religion in America.

American is a Judeo-Christian country. Our Founding Fathers openly proclaimed faith in God and the Bible. They even said in our founding documents that this society, a Republic rooted in individual freedom and individual responsibility, was entirely unsuited for people who didn’t believe in a benevolent loving Creator. The reason is that Christianity, apart from other world religions, provides for a direct personal relationship with God. It has a simple set of rules, the Ten Commandments, and through Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection, it provides for the forgiveness of sins. Other religions pretty much convict you of sins and their God is one of judgment, atonement and vengeance. An angry god with many rituals and rules.

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In a society based on Christianity people seek to become better. Not just more skilled or knowledgeable, but better as a person. We go to church to learn to live a good life and to thank and praise God for our blessings and abilities. In America we have always celebrated Christmas, Easter, Passover, and our faith. Public places display the Ten Commandments, including schools and legislatures. Public buildings and our currency are engraved with “In God We Trust.” People who pray together become bonded as a family is bonded. We call each other “brother” and “sister.” In the Catholic Church they even call the priest “father.” Church is essential to our culture, and not just for religion.

Our culture is one American culture, not a mix of other distinct cultures. “E Pluribus Unum” our motto, means “Out of many, One.” In other words, when you become a citizen you give up your earlier allegiance. Your new allegiance is to America. “I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, One nation, under God, indivisible (remember that word), with liberty and justice for all.”

If you are going against something as substantial as Christianity in America you had better have a great plan. You have to make your challenger “divisible”. Divide and conquer is the idea. Don’t attack the main body, attack its smaller parts.

Here’s the plan we are experiencing today. Remember, no direct challenges, just build a case for the variations that tempt people onto your path.

Here is the sinister plan

  • Convince people that the compassionate thing to do rather than expressing your faith is to consider the feelings of others who have a different faith from yours. In other words, do this because it is what good people would do.
  • Give them an easy way to speak about this variant position. Call it “honoring diversity” and “respecting all faiths.” Make it noble to do.
  • Create new words to describe the “sin” you are seeking to avoid. Call it “disenfranchisement.”
  • Challenge the foundation of what makes us America. Accuse the Founders of racism, slavery, deism, and infidelity. Don’t attack their ideas like the Constitution or Bill of Rights, instead just make them seem like flawed people.
  • Question the relevance of ancient ideas. Say that those people couldn’t have known the world we live in today, therefore their ideas need to be reconsidered. That allows you to weaken the Constitution, the branches of government, the celebration of Christian holidays, the privileges granted to churches, the decisions made by earlier courts and laws that were passed in prior years.
  • Infiltrate the schools at all levels. Get the children to accept new restrictions on what they can say or do, but don’t restrict them from anything you want to gain acceptance for, say homosexuality as a mainstream life choice, rather than simply the sexual orientation of 3% of people.
  • Introduce new curricula that sell your concepts to students. Get them to be very concerned about things they can’t do anything about, like the climate.
  • Assure that the movies, TV shows and entertainment of all types are on your side, they can make your way become the popular one.
  • Make it more “sinful” to cause someone else to be uncomfortable than it is to lie, steal, loot or harm others. But at the same time make “bullying” out to be the biggest threat to youth in the country. This sets you up to censure and isolate any opponents who exhibit aggressive behavior.
  • Create another adversary that cannot be defeated. “Micro-agression” is a concept that allows you to stain your opponents with “sins” that they aren’t even aware they have committed. Then double down and say that everything is to blame, “Systemic Racism”. Make it so large that it cannot be corrected except through the destruction and replacement of everything we know of as America.
  • Isolate your main opponents and stain them with an unsolvable problem. “White privilege” is something that is born into you and built into society so much that all you can do is apologize, pay reparations for sins you did not commit, and agree to new rules that make you the oppressed for a change.
  • Warp an obscure part of the trusted documents into a meaning that advances your cause. “Separation of church and state” has been re-interpreted to mean that nothing public can be allowed to mention religion, at least not Christianity. The original meaning was that the state would not be allowed to limit the expression and practice of religion, as it had been in Europe and England before America was founded.
  • Once you get all these things in place then you can be bold and audacious about your acts. Find any excuse to protest loudly and if possible, violently as long as it weakens your opponent.
  • Take away the ability for your opponents to fight back. Defund the police or enlist them. Make them seem to be dangerous and irredeemable. If they make a mistake or commit a sin, amplify it to seem like a national corruption scandal. Form violent protests in as many places as possible. Print and distribute signs, create catchy slogans, spread the word and enlist the helpless or weaker communities. Convince them you are their savior and will protect them from the evil police.
  • Create martyrs. George Floyd was a nine time convicted felon and pretty much a low life. He was once on Judge Judy in court and admitted forcibly taking a woman’s car. He said it wasn’t his fault he was arrested and wrecked her car. The police shouldn’t have tried to stop him. His father sat near him in shame. Since Floyd died at the hands of a cop, he was a perfect martyr. Now they’ve named a plaza for him. US Congress held a kneeling ceremony for him. Legislation has been passed in his name, etc. Recently there have been other potential martyrs, but upon learning that they were white, the protestors cancelled their protests.
  • Start introducing the most audacious and outrageous things into schools that you can imagine. Outlaw standard texts and favorite authors and common practices by accusing them of micro aggression, systemic racism, implied bias, etc. Get away from the familiar and loved things as much as possible. Note: Rules for Radicals, Saul Alinsky’s book for a leftist revolution, is dedicated to Lucifer (Satan). Yet it is widely offered in US public schools today.
  • If you have a big opponent, create hatred for him or her with all the excerpted quotes or misstatements you can muster. The mainstream press did a masterful job of making Trump the most hated man in America despite 78 million who voted for him. Nobody voted FOR Joe Biden, they simply voted AGAINST Donald Trump.
  • Once you get your adversary to be hated, go after anyone who agrees with him. Call them a Trump Supporter as if it is a stain of sin.
  • Put your candidate in office and on day one ERASE every vestige of your predecessors. Executive Orders removed or cancelled most everything Trump did for our society and economy. On day two, put forward the most outrageous spending plans and rule changes you can dream of. Now’s your moment, society is at a tipping point and bold actions can shove it over the cliff.

Folks, we’ve been infected by Leftism for a long time but it has metastasized lately and we are in Stage Four infection. America is in serious danger of collapse from internal tensions, economic overload, weakened defenses, non stop invasion, cultivated uncertainty and disdain among our youth, disrespect for law enforcement, disrespect for religion, fears of judgement and accusations of racism, distrust of all other humans due to the Covid phobia (not the disease, but the fear of it), and the wearing down of our ability to fight back against adversaries both foreign and domestic (our own government).

It’s what you say that discloses your thoughts 

Political correctness started as an innocuous way of being more courteous. It has metastasized into a form of thought control and a way of limiting people’s ability to organize and gain cooperation.

We are at war internally but not a war with rifles. It’s a war of ideas, rules, expectations, social media edits, cancel culture, educational corruption, and the lowering of personal, public and political standards toward decadence, disgrace and destruction. When it is OK to publicly celebrate sexual intercourse and perform as if in a porn club e.g. WAP (by Cardi B) at the Grammys, but it is not OK to use the “N” word even in reference, unless your skin is dark, then we have gone beyond the pale. Gomorrah is probably a new name we might see recommended to replace America, unless we stand up to all of this indoctrination in daily life and in public forums. Speak up! Be heard, be seen, stand up for what you believe.

I’m a white Christian, heterosexual, veteran, patriotic, 50 year married, proud father and husband, and a Conservative. I believe in God and in the United States Constitution. I believe children should be taught how to become self-reliant good people…in that order. If you can’t take care of yourself then you’ll always be dependent on someone else. When you have your own house in order you can be helpful and generous to others. Can I get an Amen?

 

 

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Jim Cathcart, CSP, CPAE is an Executive MBA Professor, Author of 21 books, Hall of Fame Professional Speaker, Top 1% TEDx video (2.4 million views), US Army veteran, Singer/Songwriter, and Lifelong Motorcyclist. He is known as "Your Virtual VP" for his Advisory/Mentor work with organizations worldwide. Based in Texas...and proud of it!



 
 
 

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Eight Dysphemisms to Start Your Week

A dysphemism is a word or phrase that is more offensive than the words it is replacing

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A “euphemism” is the substitution of an agreeable or inoffensive expression for one that might suggest something more bluntly or offend others, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. To say, for example, “He doesn’t have all his marbles,” is regarded as gentler than saying “He is stark raving insane.”

The Mighty Dysphemism

The opposite of a euphemism is a “dysphemism.” A dysphemism is a word or phrase that is more offensive, blunt, or harsh than the word or phrase which it is replacing. For example, instead of stating that the Manhattan District Attorney is “cognitively challenged,” you refer to him instead as a “total partisan whack job.”

For your amusement, at the least, here are eight dysphemism followed by the kinder, gentler, or at least more definitive terminology of what is being said:

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“Biting off more than you can chew” – Orally extracting an amount of edible matter that exceeds what one is comfortably able to masticate.

“That’s a load of B.S.” – Your assertion reminds one of bovine excretion.

“Sh__faced” – Bearing an expression that one normally associates with the act of removing solid waste from the body.

“Can’t tell your ass from your elbow” – Unable to differentiate between your dorsal side orifice and the joint connecting your forearm and upper arm.

“Stepping in a pile of crap” – A pedestrian venture into an accumulation of animal or human waste.

“Go F-yourself” – Engage in the act of physical consummation with yourself.

“Up to your eyeballs in crap” – Finding yourself surrounded at the visual level by unpleasantly aromatic organic waste.

“Carnal knowledge” – Having a close encounter with another, free of garments and other impediments, leading to direct tactile stimulation.

A True Time Saver

Thank goodness for dysphemisms. In a most fundamental way, they are true time-savers. Without them, we’d be groping for tedious phrasing all day long. “Up your nose with a rubber hose,” if you don’t “catch my drift.”

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On Listening Carefully for the Sake of Your Children

The decades long lack of African-American academic achievement is a do-it-to-yourself proposition

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I attended a two briefings at East Chapel Hill High School (ECHHS) for the parents of rising 9th graders. All parents of eighth graders received the same invitation. The first session focused on what courses students would need to graduate from high school and to be prepared for University studies, technical college, or direct participation in the work force.

I listened closely. I found the information presented to be so vital, that had I not attended I would be unprepared to assist my daughter in course selection in any meaningful way throughout her time at ECHHS.

At the first meeting, the nearly 200 parents in attendance listened with rapt attention as well s evidenced by the many questions. Graduating from ECHHS with the new requirements would not be a cakewalk. The demands were rigorous.

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The eighth grade children of many parents, however, did not attend these crucial meetings. Only one African-American parent was in attendance at the first meeting although the African American student population was more than 12%. At the second meeting where parents had a chance to meet and listen to school counselors, department heads, and teachers, about 275 parents attended, three of which were African-American.

All of the above occurred in 2004. Such poor attendance is another disheartening aspect of our society that bodes well for no one. To me, this spelled the future of America. In 2023 – today – the 13- and 14-year-olds represented by the parents that night are now 32 and 33, out of college and graduate school if they attended, car owners, possibly home owners, heads of families, and hopefully participants in the economic mainstream.

Those students whose parents didn’t listen in 2004 were the most likely to be unprepared at age 13 and 14 and all throughout high school, and the most likely today to be unprepared to be a part of the economic mainstream. Yet, someone will say that education Chapel Hill is unfair or sets students to fail, and that it rewards only certain groups and deprives others.

They will be among the first to rail on about some vague notion of “social justice.” They’ll say the teachers are biased or that the educational system favors whites and Asians. This is simply not the case.

The decades long lack of African-American academic achievement is a do-it-to-yourself proposition. It has nothing to do with CRT, biased teachers, or a dozen other lame excuses. In another 19 years – in 2042 – I wonder if anything, at all, will be any different. I wonder if greater numbers of African-American parents will take the time to listen to school administrators, teachers, and counselors who hold vital keys to the quality of their children’s lives.

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