Just as I predicted last night, the neoconservative Trotskyist attacks have begun. They are of course, lead by a one William Kristol; who is the son of one of the men, who pressured George W. Bush to invade and occupy Iraq — Irving Kristol. These two are of the “Ethnicity that shall never be named“, of course. So, it is natural that they would be adverse to any sort of American Nationalism.
Kristol mocking a Christian pastor by the name of Pat Robertson writes:
‘You inspire us all.” With that fulsome greeting, Pat Robertson welcomed Donald Trump this week to the stage of Regent University. According to the school’s catalogue, the university’s name invokes the fact that “a regent is one who represents Christ, our Sovereign, in whatever sphere of life he or she may be called to serve Him.” We leave it to others to decide what sovereign Donald Trump has served in his life. We will simply note that Trump seems not merely an all-too-human example of one who has on occasion fallen into the grip of some of the seven deadly sins. He seems rather a veritable apostle of most of them. A proud defender of greed, an unabashed indulger in adultery, a wanton mocker of the meek (the “losers”) of this world, Donald Trump does not inspire us.
The Trotskyite goes to say that Donald Trump does not fit his Globalist, Wilsonian Agenda:
Fine sentiments. But here’s the reality: If we nominate Donald Trump, we’re choosing the nominee who is the least likely to defeat the Democratic candidate. If we were to elect him, we’d be placing our trust in a chief executive who’s shown zero interest during his long career in shaking up Washington. And if we swear him in, we’ll have a commander in chief who is seemingly more enamored of our enemies (Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad) than of a recent president of the United States, whom he accuses (falsely) of knowingly lying the country into war.
Oh man, we can hear Trump enablers say: You just don’t get it! You’re out of touch. Your points might once have been relevant. But we’ve moved on from the politics of the past. Trump is different. He’s broken all the old rules. We live in a new world. You’re making analog arguments in a digital age. You’re obsessing about evidence in an age of appearance. You’re worrying about character in a time of celebrity. Your concerns are anachronistic, your opposition futile. “You better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone / For the times they are a-changin’.”
So they say. But here’s our response: The times may be changing, but principles don’t. We choose not to dive into the infinity pool of Donald Trump’s Republican party. The water in the pool might seem refreshing, even cleansing, at first. But in truth, Trump’s waters are cold, shallow, and not fit to swim in. Rather than join the crowd and go with the flow, we choose to make our stand on dry land, with flags flying and guns blazing.
But let’s not jump the gun. So far, after the first four contests and before Super Tuesday on March 1, Donald Trump has won an impressive but not conclusive 32.7 percent of the 1.3 million or so votes cast. (Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have gotten about 20 percent each.) There has been almost no negative advertising from super-PACs and campaigns against Trump. The mainstream media have given Trump an amazingly easy ride. Weak-kneed conservatives, desperate to sidle up to the winner, have made extraordinary excuses for him. And he’s still beatable.
But he won’t be defeated if no one tries to defeat him. Surely it’s worth fighting to save a respectable political party, an admirable political movement, and a great country from a charlatan and a demagogue. There’s nothing inspiring about the appeasement of Donald Trump. It’s the fight to defeat Donald Trump that should now inspire us all.
Yes, Mr. Kristol it is a battle and it is one, that I will wage personally against you and your Trotskyite followers until the day of the general election. You and your late Father, along with Norman and John Podhoretz were one of the biggest reasons that the Republican Party turned into a Wilsonian cesspool that it is today.
You and your globalist friends have always been proponents of free trade — that has utterly decimated the Detroit area and surrounding communities here, where I live. Therefore, it is natural that you and your bankster and elitist friends in high places of power find Trump a threat to your trust funds and piles of money that you have obtained by ill-gotten gains. Ill-gotten gains provided to you, on the backs of 4,425 dead American Soldiers and 32,223 wounded, and counting.
You see, my friends, I was not always a conservative blogger. I was one of the many Americans, out of a job, feeling very frustrated with George W. Bush’s moving of the goal posts in Iraq and extremely ticked off, because of George W. Bush, and Donald Rumsfeld’s handling of the War in Iraq. Therefore in 2006, I started a blog. When I first started out, I made alliances with the Democratic Party left, something that I deeply regret today. As the Democratic Party, was no more interested in stopping that war, than the Neoconservative Republicans were — because it made for a good wedge issue for them.
It was sometime in 2007, when I discovered the writings of a true conservative — Mr. Patrick J. Buchanan and that was my “Ah-Ha!” moment. I knew that somewhere out there, was a true conservative, who agreed with me, on things like Immigration, Trade, the Iraq War, the Bush Administration and many other subjects and issues of importance.
It was from there, that I began to research the true roots of conservatism and as I learned, it was not the values shared by the likes Kristol and Podhoretz. Theirs were values that were trumpeted by the Democratic Party prior to the Vietnam War and the rise the values heralded by the 1960’s counter-culture. This being Wilsonian foreign policy, which was a staple of the Democratic Party until the big switch that took place around that era and onward into the Carter era.
This, my friends, is why I will be voting for Donald Trump in the primary and, God willing, in the general election — not because he is a perfect Republican, whatever that means anymore. I will vote for Donald Trump, because Donald Trump will stand up against these monsters in the ivory towers and inform them that America and its people are taking back control of their government from them and are going to fix the mess that they created. This mess was not just created by President Obama, this mess goes back to end of the Kennedy era and the creation of the “great society” championed by President Johnson. Little by little, brick by brick — these monsters destroyed our Nation —- Republicans and Democrats alike, did destroy the Nation — All in the name bipartisanship and for the so-called “greater good” of the nation.
Therefore, yes, I will vote for Donald Trump and I will write against any of those who engage in slanderous attacks against Donald Trump, for whatever reason — whether it is ethnic, political, or personal. I will defend him from those sorts of attacks. I am not a fanboy or paid propagandist and I do not wear rose-colored classes, when it comes to Trump. I am not bought by Trump; my political opinion is not for sale, at all. When Trump screws up and believe me, Trump has really blown it in some areas; I will write about it and express my displeasure with it.
However, when it comes to important issues that all Americans should be concerned about; Trade, Immigration, Our Vets, and all the rest of the issues that the Trump campaign is championing, consider me on the team that will defend America. I will defend America with every fiber of my being and with every bit of bandwidth of this blog, from now, until the end of the primary season and of God’s grace allows, until the general election.
With that, I am voting for Donald J. Trump for President of the United States of America.
Signed,
Charles Patrick Adkins
Owner
Eye on the Republic
