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The Christmas the Democrats, under Biden and Co., have forced upon Americans and the Christmas I wish upon them and their kin.
May their days be few. May creditors seize their entire estate, and strangers take all they have earned. Let no one be kind to them; let no one pity their fatherless children. May all their offspring die. May their family names be blotted out in the next generation.
Where does it say this? Where does it say that America should accept into our nation’s borders foreigners who do not want to become Americans in any real manner and who actively and overtly hate our people, are culture, and everything we have always stood for?
I can’t find the relative passage anywhere… except in various screeds by Democrats. Of course, as they’ve been repeatedly proving in recent years, those same Democrats are themselves mostly hostile, free-loading, assholes, waving the flags of enemy nations and terrorists group, so they’re position is logically consistent.
One additional point for patriots, especially active and former military personnel, to remember: those hate-filled “refugees” that the Dems keep trying to import and their internal constituencies are those enemies, both foreign and domestic, that we swore to exterminate.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Not a fan of John Lennon, but he was right in this. Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. In this case, it’s an attack of life getting in the way of my normal blogging schedule. 🙁
Yes, a little known fact is the 4th of July isn’t just America’s Independence Day; it’s also Philippine Republic Day, also known as Philippine–American Friendship Day, the day that the Philippines got its belated independence from the US. So, Maligayang araw ng kalayaan Pilipinas! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
And no; I don’t find this awkward at all. We conquered the Philippines in 1898 for valid political-economic reasons, but by 1935 we were moving them towards independence. They probably would have had it in 1941 or ’42… but the Japanese invaded. 🙄 But, pretty much as soon as WW2 ended in the Pacific, they got it.
