Thread: What really is Progressive Democrats?

MonterreySherry wrote,

Sometimes I feel like I am in the twilight zone.

Well the next time your there walk around a bit, if you bump into me say Howdy.

On the positive side, more and more people are onto the gig. Once the techniques become easily recognized by more and more people it becomes more difficult to pull off the dirty deeds.

And even as I write this, in Texas they are trying to change what can be put in text books.

They know that the time is right. It is now or never, as the older generation is dying off, and they take their wisdom with them. Texas has always been a very conservative state, like many other red states, the assault has begun on these states to change the mindset of the people that will run things in those states in the future. All that is needed is a little time and the right programming and the homogenization program will be complete. Sorta like making yogurt.

Judy said:

Had they called themselves by the proper terms in our language, they would have called themselves the socialist-authoritarians they really are, but that wouldn't sell votes, so they took a good word and used it to label their organization to sell an agenda that is the complete opposite of what the definition of the word progressive actually means in our language.
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I agree. You can argue that what is really happening is a major push for socialism or communism. I opt for communism, because the state is actually trying to take over private enterprise (car companies, insurance companies, health industry, banks/financial institutions). Along those same lines, Rush Limbaugh pointed out Friday on his radio program that the American Communist Party (ACP) fully endorsed Obama's candidacy, and since his election has fully endorsed his main agenda items (Healthcare Reform, Cap and Trade. takeover of GM, Chrysler, AIG, et al), and has included complimentary articles to this effect in The Daily Worker. Draw your own conclusions.

Originally Posted by MontereySherry

roundabout and Judy I agree with both of you. You are both absolutely right. Sometimes I feel like I am in the twilight zone.

It seems like everything I learned in school; history, the meaning of words all have been changed. And even as I write this, in Texas they are trying to change what can be put in text books.

The President keeps going on about lack of communication. Well, as long as parts of our history are erased and meanings of words are changed things are only going to get worse.

I feel like hiding all of my old books before they are confiscated.

I was thinking that same thing the other day, about the old school books. I wonder where they are? Have they been destroyed? Are they in warehouses somewhere? Do the publishers still have typesets of them?

Keep any and all old books you have. I kept most of mine from college. I have them in a box somewhere. But my elementary and high school books we didn't buy, we rented them and turned them back in. I loved those old books. I actually talked my school into selling me one of them that I wanted to keep,so it's in the box with my college books.

Don't feel that you're in the Twilight Zone. You're in America right where you belong, and as terrible as it seems, things will get right, because this generation of Americans, whether they knew it or not or even realize it now, were born and raised and trained all our lives to deal with this attempt to destroy our country.