[TheRealThing]

Americans are sublimely naive where it comes to outside threat and the source of this country's greatness. And one of the primary drivers of this unfortunate situation is the loss of heritage. Parents and loved ones don't pass our national heritage to their children in the vast majority of cases. Incredibly we just turn that life blood issue over to strangers in the field of education. Many of these Academics being from foreign lands. When did we go off the track?

Against all odds and at great cost in blood and treasure, the US defeated the greatest existential scourge this world has ever seen in WW2. And yet even with the surviving threat of a nuclear Soviet Union to deal with, America somehow mastered the technique of missing the meaning of their own accomplishments. Not the military of course, and certainly not President Eisenhower or those troops who were lucky enough to return home to pursue a life of freedom. Nonetheless the west coast liberal academia, who were in violent opposition to the US  participation in WW2, were still insisting that America should never have gone to war in the first place. They taught instead that appeasement would have been a far better tack. To them America was/is the consummate bully, with an ignoble record of using military force to push the rest of the world around. Which of course was the impetus of MR Obama's Apology Tour, himself reportedly a product of Occidental College in Los Angeles.

But if you weren't of age in the 60's you wouldn't recognize how profoundly that poisonous message changed our culture. Our politicians tell us that we are a nation of laws, and those laws must be enforced if we are to survive as a free people. And that is correct. WW2 ended in 1945. But by 1966 many of the youth of the west coast had already been indoctrinated with the aforementioned anti-American propaganda. And at the birthplace of being a 'rebel with a cause' or a clue, America saw the Sun Set Strip riots take place. Some of the more notable players involved were people like Jack Nicholson and Peter and Jane Fonda. The house band at Sun Set's Whiskey A Go-Go was Buffalo Springfield. They sang about 'battle lines being drawn' and 'young people speaking their minds.' Young people who knew next to nothing about actual history but who'd been indoctrinated with the lie which stated that it was the US who'd been the aggressor in world conflicts.

Liberals see the form and fashion of the United States as somehow being evil. America are a free people who govern themselves and to whom the authorities are to be in subjection. In the socialist universe the opposite is true. The people are subservient to the State, which wields totalitarian and tyrannical power. It's the quintessential example of freedom as opposed ironically in this civil unrest obsessed America, to a life of true slavery.

All of that just to point out how difficult it has been for Americans to retain the proper perspective of life on this planet. Though we are a people born of oppression, rich with heritage, Americans and political leaders growingly call for socialism as a way of life here. Which is unbelievable. There are forces out there which would consider it good sport to summarily destroy the US, and would do so without one wince of regret. But straight out of La-La Land, we're still all about following the lead of the liberal west coast elitists, teaching misconceived imaginations about some mythical brotherhood of people who live in yellow submarines and and oppose the blue (and orange) meanies.