If we get it wrong and elect Hillary, the rest of the world will be along for the ride. We mustn't let that happen because it's not just America but civilization that could actually lose in this war.
We live in a time of greatly increased hardships and danger, which are the results of bad choices made by America’s citizens over the course of the last two Presidential elections. Bad electoral choices gave us President Obama and his foreign policy failures. Some of them have been catastrophic, so catastrophic in fact that America’s danger levels have risen into the ball park range of being more than halfway to where our Nation was back when Hitler was gaining strength, right around the Munich Putsch. So too the world’s Islamic terrorists have created a similar danger, but instead of attempting to take control of the German chancellery like Adolph Hitler, earth’s macro terrorists have already taken control of large sections of the middle east and made significant terrorist inroads in other nations. And the terrorists have become strong. Yet, what is startling is Is that instead of recoiling and demanding overwhelming anti terror action like wise, sane seemingly well informed American citizens should be doing, they are not taking the war on ISIS and terrorism seriously enough. This kind of thinking imperils everyone. Because like it or not, through America’s inactions, we could actually lose this war, and not just for ourselves, but for all of civilization.
Currently the planet’s present day terrorist phenomena is demonstrating significant resilience to the crushing air campaign they are receiving from Russia. Their resilience to air power is just one of the world’s many terrorist problems. Terror is growing in other regional areas, and of course there is the clear and present danger that terror as we know it today could morph into something worse, like constant open terror on the streets of America and around the globe, or grow from its present form via new momentous events and or manipulations, whereby civilization will be unable to arrest its growth, leaving us hopelessly unable to rid the planet of global terrorism.
On the positive side, we see great commitment and follow through of late, coming from France and Russia. But unfortunately other nations' populations seem to be acting as though they want to help, but will not support doing a lot more, for fear of making their own nations targets for terror; or for other reasons. This seems to indicate that the world’s general populations haven’t quite realized how dangerous present day world terrorism has become, or what the terrorist’s end games are all about. Many citizens are ignorant and don’t seem to care about terror because it frightens them, and after all, they are events in far away distant lands inhabited by allegedly more primitive, terror plagued populations. So they say they do not want America to get further involved. Thusly through their unwillingness to increase efforts against terror, they are helping the terrorists win. Yet these same people are completely tuned out to the fact that by virtue of their inaction in regards to terror, their detachment enables the terrorists, who are currently winning in many aspects of this war. It is here where we must ask why is this so? Who is responsible? And what can we do to reverse our public sentiment and voting malfunctions, to attain the ultimate goal of defeating world terror?
America’s chronic mental detachment from the still ongoing war on terror is the result of millions of Americans having learned what it is like to win in Iraq, only to see it all destroyed by a disastrous choice at the polls. This is where many American citizens decide to escape reality and guilt, via rejection, disconnection and then inaction. This is where they say something like, 'oh Iraq was a bad choice and we don’t want to repeat it'. Also so many in our present day civilization, have become pixelated, dispirited by constant negative and extremely manipulative media bombardment. They see the war on terrorism through a skewed damaged pixelated prism, having been influenced by the left wing media’s massive negative efforts against President G.W. Bush, done to politically exploit his setbacks towards victory during the war in Iraq.
This means that after the effort to tar and feather President Bush was no longer needed, the left wing created, counterproductive stigmatisms that still remain firmly embedded in people’s minds and continues to plague America’s citizens and their decision making in the war on terror to this day.
Who is to blame and how do we fix it? Today’s chronic mental detachment from the war on terror and linked inability to asses the seriousness of world terror plus their unwillingness to demand total action to stop today’s world terror were all given rise to, by a faulty American electorate via the two term elections of President Obama. And his reversal of President Bush’s victories, combined with the demonizing of America by the Democrat – Left Wing Media who pulled out the stops to vilify President Bush, subsequently warping people’s minds. Also to blame is the demonization of the population via politically corrupt media outlets selling both politically motivated fear and a false sense of skewed pixelated security, that everything in the war on terror is far away and can't hurt us if we don’t support dramatic increases in the war on terror. Then there is America’s President Obama who failed in his responsibilities and lacklustre performance in dealing with Islamic terrorism.
But the greatest blame still lies in the hands of those who voted for President Obama--with Hillary waiting in the wings. If we as an electorate do not get this next presidential election right, we will lose this war. We as civilized free thinking, logical human beings must make a commitment to stop terror and vote accordingly in our nation’s primaries and general election.
If we get it wrong and elect Hillary, the rest of the world will be along for the ride. We mustn't let that happen because it's not just America but civilization that could actually lose in this war.
