Posted by
Ana Lannes Puig on Sunday, April 19, 2009 3:49:50 PM
Folks, I want to start out by thanking President Obama for providing a great reason for all of us to unite here today!
Before I go on, I want to share with you a little bit about my background. I was born and raised in Brazil and came to this country back in 1986 with my parents and brother. We came here legally to be part of the American dream; Life, liberty, opportunity and the pursuit of happiness. Unlike others, I did not come here to take “advantage” or change the system; I came here to be part of the system.
But, let’s go on to talk about what is at stake here today!
The economy has been and will continue to be one of the most prominent issues in our minds in these post election days. What we fail to realize, however, is that the economic crisis we have in our hands is a direct consequence of the moral crisis we are living within our society.
As I stop to look around and take in all that is happening to us, I realize that this moral crisis is the same one that was gradually implemented in my home country through a strong and well planned Marxist program that involved the most important sectors of our society: education, media communication, entertainment and religion.
These days, I find myself astonished as I realize the direct correlation between what is happening in the United States and what has happened in Brazil and South America: The implementation of 21st century Marxism.
Not many Americans would know this (since South America barely makes it in to the news here), but the political system that we have in place today is exactly the same one implemented by the Marxists in the so-called “Banana Republics” by democratically electing Presidents such as Chavez in Venezuela, Lula in Brazil, Morales in Bolivia and Kirchner in Argentina, just to name a few, came to power. The voter system in these countries was rigged over and over again until finally the “right” candidate was elected. Once these men (and women) won the vote by a way that seemed to be democratic in the eyes of the people; once the indoctrination was finally completed, the voter system was “miraculously fixed” and now these countries run state-of-the-art elections, perhaps the most efficient in the world.
The Marxist ideology justifies using this kind of tactic where the “means justifies the end.” So, in essence, my friends, by not coming together and speaking up against a system that does not work, we are creating our own “Banana Republic” out of our beloved country!
What we are seeing in America is a clonage of what was done in Latin America where the leaders mentioned previously have been elected by using the same strategy and tactics that “progressives” in this country have now successfully used (i.e. infiltration of the education system, class warfare ideology, voter fraud, brainwashing thru mass communication and promises to the lower economic class that will never be implemented due to the real and hidden agenda of these politicians).
How will we combat Marxism without real leaders emerging in times like these? The answer is simple, we just won’t. If you pay attention to what has become of South America, with the exception of Chile and Colombia, you will quickly realize that the first point in the Marxist agenda was to destroy any real conservative leadership (or you may want to call it opposition).
The people of these countries are now fighting to remove these corrupt leaders from the power they achieved in what at the time seemed to be a democratic process. However, it is simply too late. They have taken over the legislative and judiciary powers of those countries thru a combination of corruption and ideology. At the end of the day, people in those countries just like you and I are paying the price for believing in "change!" There has been "change" in Latin America, just not the "change" the people were waiting for.
To make matters even worse down south, whatever freedom is left in South America has now become endangered by the current administration foreign policies, starting with Colombia. Watch out, Colombians, you will be thrown to the wolves very soon! On the other hand, enemies of our country rejoice. We should expect a strong relationship between ourselves and the Castro brothers in Cuba.
Even though the same Marxist ideology has already infiltrated us so deeply, we must remind ourselves as Americans that we should not accept defeat.
My fellow conservatives, we can no longer passively stand by sipping our lattes while being consumed by our daily lives because the situation in our nation has reached such an unthinkable stage.
Let’s reverse this potentially horrible situation by bringing all conservatives (aside from their political affliations) together to enforce our grass root conservative morals and principles by electing the real leadership we so desperately need. We cannot and we should not allow the progressives to take over our country and change our way of life.
The problem we are facing is not whether we have elected a Republican or a Democrat. Electing Obama is the issue at hand because quite frankly he does not represent the principles our country was built on. It is a shame indeed that we are all facing the "change" that he has brought to us with his election, but that's life, we learn by making mistakes. At least I will sleep well at night knowing that I am doing everything in my power to fight the current administration’s ideology from taking over our country.
So, to make a long story short, I have hope that we, the true conservatives, have what it takes to convince the rest of the population in two short years that we need to take control again in the next election cycle so that we can let the people, and not the government, once again run our nation.
Buckle up tight, folks! We are in for victory in a turbulent ride…