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 with in our society. As I stop to look around me and take in all that is happening to us in America, I quickly realize that this moral crisis, in turn, is a direct consequence of the lack of appropriate conservative leadership in our country. 

These days, I find myself sounding like a broken record that continues to play the same tune over and over again: the correlation between the United States and South America and the implementation of 21^st century Marxism in both places. The Marxist ideology has already infiltrated us so deeply that if we do not start reforming our party (or what is left of it) and coming together as a team, the progressives will soon eliminate any possible leadership we hope to have in the future (i.e. 2010, 2012 elections and so on) by using such methods as voter fraud and character assassination.  We, conservatives, represent a segment of our country that, unfortunately, has been silenced for too long and we must now stop and analyze what is happening to us right in front of our blinded eyes.

Our voter system no longer represents a fair, democratic process as we just witnessed throughout this last election debacle where organizations such as ACORN were ever so eager and ready to put a touch of corruption in.  Not many Americans would know this (since South America barely makes it to the news here), but the system that we have in place here today is exactly the same one we ran in the so-called “Banana Republics” ten years ago before Presidents such as Chavez, Lula, Morales and Kirchner came to power. The voter system in these countries was rigged over and over again until the “right” candidate was elected. Once these men (and woman) 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 justify 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!  A perfect example happening right now is the dispute between incumbent Senator Norm Coleman of MN and the opposition led by Al Franken. Conservative Minnesotans cannot deny the fact that they must act by being present during the process of this re-count or this race will just be added to the many others that have been handed over to the progressives on a silver platter. 

My fellow conservatives, we can no longer stay home sipping our lattes talking about our own lives and what surrounds us on a routine basis because the situation in our nation has reached such an unthinkable stage that we now more than ever have an obligation to fight or it will all be lost! Just take a look at what is being done to Sarah Palin by members of our own party! Perhaps, the time has finally come for us to “clean house” since the Republican party no longer represents what we stand for. 

How will we combat Marxism without real leaders emerging in times like this? 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). Nowadays, that leadership has been completely eliminated and the people of countries such as Argentina find themselves with no other choice but to elect the Kirchners over and over again. To make matters even worse down south, whatever is left of South America has now become endangered by an Obama presidency, starting with Colombia. Obama has already mentioned more than once his desire to end any trade treaty the United States has with that country. Watch out, Colombians, you will be thrown out to the wolves very soon!

Today, Sarah Palin is the target; tomorrow, it will be someone like Bobby Jindal, the current governor of Louisiana. The progressives (and to some extent members of our own party) will use character assassination and voter fraud until we are completely finished and there are no choices left for the people. We need to be respected. We are allowing disrespect and the influence of the Marxist revolution to finish what is left of our core values: family, religion and country. How can we quietly accept what reporter Karl Cameron has done to Sarah Palin on the Fox News channel just last week? Conservatives should make it a point to watch the video of his interview on the O’Reilly Factor where, not only did Cameron look excited, he looked as if he were on a mission! We need to unite and show how repulsive this situation really is. By staying quiet, we are simply accepting all of the attacks on Palin, whose only sin is to be a true conservative. It is finally time for us to demand the mainstream media be professionals and do their jobs properly. It is now up to us to protect and help our leaders by coming together and boycotting any programs that we do not agree with. It is simple, folks, turn off your television sets, boycott the entertainment world, support and defend our leaders!!!   This can be the beginning of a war worth fighting for.

Americans are so incredibly naive!  

During the past year, I have tried countless times to educate the folks on how Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba, the homeland of my parents-in-law. Perhaps, I am not being clear enough, but nobody seems to see the correlation between him and the rest of South America and now our own President elect.  People get so scared when they hear the word Communism that they automatically shut down. So, I have decided to put it into simpler terms.  

 My friends are correct when they make the argument that Castro was not elected into power and that Cuba went through a revolution to get to where they are today. I can live with that thought process. What I can’t live with is the fact that no one in this country wants to understand that even though we STILL hold elections every 4 years, Obama is quickly ushering himself in as well. He may be taking a more subtle style than Castro did, but the end result will be the exact same if conservatives do not unite in the near future to fight the progressive agenda!  Come on, as far as I am concerned this election has been a fraud! Look at Acorn, look at all the illegals that have voted, or just take a look at the many people registered to vote more than once. This has been orchestrated so well by the left wing nuts of this country that the American people don't realize what is happening right before their eyes.

Ok, so if you are still having a hard time accepting the truth, let's take a different route for a minute and forget about Castro since he belongs to the 20th century form of Marxism. Let's jump to the 21st century and the new Marxism way to reach power thru the democratic process as it is currently happening in Latin America, our own “backyard”. All you have to do is take a hard look at the way the current Presidents of countries such as Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina have ushered themselves in (as I like to call it). What we are seeing in America is a clonage of what was done in Latin America where the men mentioned above have been elected by using the same strategy and tactics as Obama (i.e. education infiltration, class warfare, voter fraud, brainwashing thru mass communication means, promises to the lower economic class that will never be implemented due to the real and hidden agenda of these politicians). Now, the people are fighting for the right to remove these guys from the power that they achieved in what at the time seemed to be done democratically. 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. 

 Right now, I am feeling really sorry for all these “progressives” who have no idea what is out there in the world and live everyday with a long time frustration with the "horrors" of being an American (and this is why so many people want to move here... Hehehe!!!). I honestly believe those people should consider applying for Venezuelan citizenship! Go give it a try elsewhere and then come back to tell me what they thought?  It is not pretty out there...

The problem we are facing at the moment is not whether we have elected a Republican or a Democrat.  Electing Obama is the issue at hand because quite frankly I don't think he truly represents the  foundation of principles our country has been built on. It is a shame indeed that we will all have to face the "change" that is coming our way starting this January, but that's life, we learn by making mistakes. At least I will sleep well at night knowing that I did everything in my power to fight Obama and his gang from taking over this country. Obama will change the course of this country towards a direction that will make us all miss George W. Bush (and that is saying something).

So, to make a long story short, I have hope that the true conservatives in this country, not the Republican party, 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 so that we can let the people, and not the government, once again run this country.  If you heard Obama speak on election night, he is already changing his original message....  What a shocker!

Buckle up tight, folks! We are in for a turbulent ride…

Some 22 years ago, my father, a visionary by nature, decided that it was time to sell all of our belongings in Brazil and move to the United States of America in search of a better life and the pursuit of happiness. Unlike many foreigners who are living in this country today, we found a way to land here legally and abide by the laws that at the time were what made this nation such a promising place, where corruption and crime seemed to be minimal as compared to the places we had been exposed to during our lives; a place where everybody had a chance to become somebody through a lot of hard work and a little bit of luck! 

Today, a few days after the most crucial election this country has ever been faced with, I ask myself and my family what has happened to us and where did our land of opportunity go? 

“Society (in America) is in a state of confusion” for we have given up on the basic elements that made our country so great not so long ago. Our morals, values, principles, beliefs and a sense of a strong family unit have all been washed away and looked down on not just by the liberal mainstream media of this nation, but also by our teachers and politicians. What kind of country is this where it is ok for teachers to indoctrinate young students starting at the age of kindergarten? What kind of people are we that put money and material belongings first and don’t blink an eye to acquire all of the above even if it means that our children have to spend more and more time away from us, their parents, and be subjected to the teachings of a third party that doesn’t necessarily share our own beliefs? Our children are no longer being taught by their parents; unfortunately, they have to rely on teachers, Hollywood and the mainstream media.  Our youth doesn’t stand a fair chance to think for themselves or to differentiate right from wrong anymore. Meanwhile, I feel as if I were drowning because it is all happening too fast and right before my eyes and I am completely helpless as I am just another everyday citizen who is not being heard.  

As I sit in front of my television set evening after evening, I begin to ponder if Americans have lost touch with reality by the way they, in essence, “worship” Barack Obama. Please, I beg the liberals out there, to enlighten the rest of us on why you voted for this man? Is it the “hope and change” that he promises, or is it all the “experience” he brings to the ticket? Further more, is it his values (i.e. supporting partial birth and late term abortion) or is it his shady associations with people such as Bill Ayers and Jeremiah Wright (just to name a few)? Is it the fact that he wants to help the poor by taking from the rich? Tell me, I want to know what it is about him that makes people get a "tingling feeling up their leg" because I have read so much about the guy and I can't come up with one single reason to make me want to have him as my Commander in Chief.  Oh, and the scary part is that none of my friends who have voted for him have been able to give me a good reason, either. People want change, I get that, but they don't really realize the extent of the change we are about to get in this country. The most unfortunate part of this election is that the “change” is coming and it is coming very soon, but I get the feeling that when the “change” actually gets here, Americans will regret it, but like in many South American countries, it will then be too late. 

You may call me a radical, you may call me a right wing fanatic, call me whatever you want, but I have lived through the so wanted “change” some voters would like to see in this country and I did not like it one single bit, so much so that I left my homeland. Furthermore, I am married to a Cuban-American whose parents lost their homeland to Communism some 40 years ago and it is because of that experience that I feel able to sniff out a "Saul Alinsky" communist when I hear one speaking. Americans obviously did not do their homework on Mr. "Hope and Change" for if they had, we would not be under this predictment we find ourselves in today.  As a country, it is not too late for all of us to start digging deeply into Obama’s background in order to truly understand who he is so that we can make a more educated choice in 2010. 

I believe it is time for the Republican party to reform itself and go back to its roots of true conservatism before progressives finish stripping us of our core values: family, country and religion. We are lucky enough to live in a country where we can disagree on these matters in a civil way. We need to take advantage of this moment to embrace our beliefs once again. It chills me to the bone to hear Joe Biden say the government is going to patriotically "take" money from the rich and re-distribute to the rest of us, or Obama talking about “spreading the wealth around”.   When I hear such arguments, I know we are not far off from Marxist ideologies. As mentioned previously, I have left my homeland once before because of political unrest driven by socialist/communist forces. I am not about to be forced out of this great country because of some lunatic who wants to make us all equal. Obama represents a danger to this country and what it stands for, so much so that his socialist agenda would get him elected in Europe hands down! 

As for me, I have a different thought on “hope and change” and I feel that during the next two years, Americans are going to decide that they do not want to look like what Europe is today (where the governments give and take at their discretion) or what Latin America has become.  I am not sure how many people in our country know that a couple of weeks ago, the government in "Argentina proposed seizing all private pensions". If you are wondering why, the answer is simple: To redistribute all of that money to people who actually need it more. Now didn't some leading Democrat say something about pensions belonging to CEOs being the first to go??? Humm, that is the beginning here, isn't it???

Wake up, America!  By electing Obama, Americans have just gotten the government that they deserve just like Cubans did when they ushered Fidel Castro in 1959.

God help us all!!!