We are fortunate to live in a country like America where we have all been so blest. The poorest of poor
here lives much, much better than people
in Third World countries.
Unfortunately, we seem to have a growing "fifth column" here. We have people in the media like the New York Times who are incapable of telling the difference between Hamas terrorist attacks year after year after
year, and the necessity of Israel finally having to retaliate. Let me tell you, just one rocket attack coming
into San Antontio or Austin from Mexico
would result in northern Mexico being turned into a gigantic parking
lot. But then again, we Texans have an uncanny ability to distinguish
good from evil. Obviously, the NYT lost that ability years ago.
Then we have poor Jimmy Carter who seems to be developing serious dementia when he rationalizes that
poor Hamas is doing nothing more than defending Israeli Nazism. He obviously seems to think rewarding terrorism, not stopping it, is the solution for problems in the Middle East. Poor dear, he also must not be aware all those silly cartoons in our papers making fun of him. Perhaps, Georgia has a shortage of homes
for the mentally challenged. He does need
to be muzzled and kept behind locked doors.
Third in our growing "fifth column" is wuzzy UCLA Chancellor Gene Block who seems to think it's OK
for our tax dollars to go to campus supported
Israel and America hate fests by Hamas supporters. Gosh, only 65 years
ago he probably would have sponsored the American Bund Party rallies.
Now, last on my list of "fifth column" members (but certainly not the only ones) is my favorite, Bill
Moyers who sees Hamas as only a "resistance movement". One of his most outrageous statements
was that in the Hebrew Bible "God-soaked violence became genetically coded". I still am in shock
over such an anti-Semitic, anti-religious
remark coming from a supposedly educated man.
I love America, but I fear with confused, weak-willed people like this, our country is in grave danger.
These people seem so full of themselves and so "politically correct", they remind me of the old saying
"You can be so open-minded, your
brains fall out". This does seem to be the case in America
today.
Monica McMillen
Fort Worth, Texas
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