In light of what happened in the Federal and local politics in the 2008 elections, I wonder when enough voters besides me will recognize the true agenda of the Democratic Party.
These very influential people do not have the good wishes of the majority of the voters. They have misled and deceived them into following their true purpose on their Marxist minds. Why do I say this?
For several reasons: Most "true" Socialists do not believe in a Supreme Being or Hereafter. I want to make it clear I'm not referring to the misled, dedicated Democratic voter. I'm talking about the people in authority in the Party who have slowly graduated from a true Party agenda like the days of Truman to the Party that exists today.
They have travelled from truth to deception. They cleverly concealed their true intentions while campaigning for office.
The voters who do believe in God and a Hereafter and vote for a Democratic candidate could very well be voting for a politician who, once in power, could and would take away their freedom of religion in the future.
Clearly, God is no longer first and foremost in their minds. But they need your votes to win an election. The voter is not clearly recognizing the intention of the the candidate's long term Marxist goals. Once they achieve control, It's very difficult to take it away because of the judges they they have placed in strategic levels of the Justice system who believe in their political agenda.
Democracy is the farthest thing from their thoughts anymore.
Socialism is the introduction to Marxism.
So why are these two-bit politicians hiding behind the skirts of Democracy? Because they wouldn't stand a chance of surviving in this freedom loving country otherwise.
If I heard it right, 95% of americans believe in God. 70% of those believe in Christ.
I've come to realize that whenever I'm talking to a pseudo Democrat they defend Socialism rather
than Democracy.
Their kind of Socialism is the first step away from God. They're careful not to make a total denunciation but seeds of doubt are intending to be planted. Enough so, that the temptations of wrongdoing can be somewhat comforted. (cont'd)
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