Topic: The Last Push

[sfetter]

It has been truly amazing to watch over the last 6 to 9 months the push by this traitor in the WH as well as all the other trash in DC to destroy what little is left in this country.  Every day there are more executive orders and more push back  against traditional values along with the most recent orchestrated efforts to start the destruction of our police all around the country. 

And no one has stepped forward with anywhere near the leadership qualities this country needs.  I say that knowing it would not matter anyway because the elections are now controlled by fraud for the most part anyway.  I wonder, is there ever going to be a push back against all this evil.  It looks like no.

Now we Christians are the enemy and plans have been announced to go after neighborhoods all over the country to make sure each community has the diversity that they deem fitting.  I feel like the entire country is collapsing around me.  I fear it will not be long till this destruction will begin to touch my wife and I personally.  I truly feel helpless in this titlewave of evil.

Yet most do not see or care what is going on.  Once in a while I just have to vent a little here

[ToddF]

I'm getting pretty much numbed by it.  I see no scenario where America doesn't have to suffer a dark age, before (to be determined).  My only hope left is that it comes after I bug out.

[AlanS]

My only hope is my children and grandchildren get through it.

[Glock32]

Sometimes it's difficult to distinguish satire from reality.  The Onion has an article that pretty much sums up my feelings on this country's future:


http://www.theonion.com/article/experts-say-best-option-now-keeping-nation-comfort-50617

Experts Say Best Option Now Is Keeping Nation As Comfortable As Possible Till End


WASHINGTON—Saying there were no other options remaining and that continued intervention would only prolong the nation’s suffering, experts concluded Tuesday that the best course of action is to keep the United States as comfortable as possible until the end.

According to those familiar with its condition, the country’s long, painful decline over the past several decades has made it clear that the most compassionate choice at this juncture is to do whatever is possible to ensure America is at ease during its last moments.

“We need to accept the fact that the U.S. doesn’t have long—simply helping it pass that time in comfort is the humane thing to do,” said economist Danielle Martin, speaking on behalf of a large group of experts ranging from sociologists and historians to lawmakers and environmentalists, all of whom confirmed they had “done everything [they] could.” “Attempting to stabilize the country in its current enfeebled state would not only be extremely expensive, but it would also cause unnecessary agony as it enters this final stage. With how hard the nation is struggling to perform even basic functions, letting it meet its end naturally is the merciful decision here.”

Added Martin: “At the end of the day, it’s nearly 240 years old—what can you reasonably expect?”

Others agreed with Martin, saying that, with America having gradually become a weak, almost unrecognizable shadow of its former self, the priority now should be ensuring that it is given whatever palliative support it needs and using the remaining time to put the nation’s affairs in order.

Sources also emphasized that citizens who have not already begun to emotionally prepare themselves for the country’s demise should begin to do so.

“At a time like this, it’s completely understandable to wish for some kind of 11th-hour miracle, but expecting the U.S. to somehow magically return to the way it was in its prime isn’t healthy or realistic,” said Georgetown University researcher Andrew Fischer, who later stressed that just because the nation still has “the occasional good day,” this should not cause anyone to get their hopes up for a sudden recovery. “It’s important to manage expectations and realize that sometime very soon, we’re all going to have to say goodbye.”

“We just need to remember all the good times we had,” Fischer continued. “Like the moon landing—that was really nice, wasn’t it?”

Many of those with close ties to the United States said they were having difficulty coming to terms with the country’s imminent passing, but that letting it go peacefully was ultimately for the best.

“At one point, I would’ve done anything if it meant having America around for just a little longer, but I can’t watch it slowly waste away like this anymore,” said Tampa, FL resident Kathy Muniz, adding that it “breaks [her] heart” when she sees how hard the U.S. struggles to put on a brave face and pretend that everything is fine. “The kindest thing now is to just do what we can to keep the nation’s spirits up while nature takes its course.”

“Really, I think any country in America’s position would want the same,” Muniz added.

[Weisshaupt]

  I wonder, is there ever going to be a push back against all this evil.

Yes. Its called reality. Its cares nothing for their feelings and in the end that is all the have. They can kill every last one of us and they will still loose.  Guaranteed.  They can't get what they want, because what they want is impossible.

I fear it will not be long till this destruction will begin to touch my wife and I personally.  I truly feel helpless in this titlewave of evil.

Yes, it will come to touch you . Prepare now as much as you can to survive , and be ready to do what little you can against the tidal wave if it is about the sweep you away--  Take at least  one with you. There will be less of a wave for the next man to deal with.

Those who are awake see it and fear what is coming right along with you. You aren't alone. But like Hawk, a lot of us are becoming numb to it. We do what we can do, pray for God to take of the things we can't and keep moving forward, till we can't anymore, and then the time will have come for different actions. 

Its going to be a long hard slog, and the world is going to change dramatically for the worse. Heinlein identified such events as "bad luck" - and all we can do is  deal with it, as those who had the last round of bad luck dealt with it.

[Libertas]

Two weekends ago my 15 soon to be 16 year old nephew brought his sweetie along to the lake, it was kind of bittersweet seeing them together, it is nice that he can have some moments like that...but then I wondered how much time is left and how many moments are left (for any of us!), how many moments will not come for this generation...

I am almost constantly observing things that only add to my rage...

All of the provocateurs, minions and morons contributing to this destruction know not what they are about to unleash...I can only hope the misery heading their way is a thousand times worse than anything we may suffer, and I can promise I will try to make it so if I am in any position to do so!