It
took the nine-minute long beastly execution of a man by a savage cop, captured
on video and broadcast around the world, for an American journalist to finally
develop the courage to speak truth to power.
He
is Daniel DePetris who spoke to America's leaders with an article he wrote
under a title that reads: “Fix the home front before worrying about abroad,”
published on June 1, 2020 in The Washington Examiner.
Those
around the world who cared enough to spend time watching what goes on in
America, had already determined that the country became a basket case some time
ago, considering that it lost control of its race relation problem, gun
ownership problem, financial problems, and having a pervasive Jewish influence
on its foreign policy as well as its domestic policy, especially in matters
concerning the indoctrination of schoolchildren with scary Holocaust stories,
in the effort to raise them as philo-Semitic zombies.
No
longer viewed as the shining city on the hill, which is how Ronald Reagan used
to think of America, Daniel DePetris now thinks of it as having deteriorated to
the point of looking like a tiny village at the base of the mountain after a
mudslide. He does not mince with words explaining that this condition did not
happen overnight with the execution of one black man by a quad of white
policemen, but was something that festered for decades, waiting for a blow to
crack it open and let the world see the sordid truth that’s inside.
Whether
the killer cop, Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd because he did not like that
a black man was dating a white woman, or because he felt the need to assert his
pedigree, thinking of himself as the descendant of Nicholas Chauvin who sparked
the chauvinist movement –– he rolled the wheels of change in America. The
question is what kind of change will ensue. Will it be for the better or will
it be for the worse?
America
went through difficult periods in the past and overcame them. Some people will
look at this history and say the pattern clearly indicates that true to form,
America will again overcome this difficult period and get back to being what it
was. And so, these people will counsel that everyone should sit back and let
things unfold naturally. But they will be making a big mistake.
The
truth is that things have not been happening naturally in America for some time
now. 75 years have passed since the end of the Second World War when America
began its meteoric rise among the nations of the world. This was a time when
America had the natural momentum that propelled it forward without the need for
someone to work on stacking up the successes.
But
America was then dragged by others into a Cold War that changed everything.
However, unlike the Soviet Union that lost that war, acknowledged its defeat,
looked inward, identified its weaknesses and reformed to come back fitter than
ever before, America let every con artist that wanted to, fool its leaders into
believing they can be sugar daddies to everyone on earth that pretends to be
hurting because someone evil and anti-democratic was mistreating them.
Unable
to see that unlike the spectacular loss of the Soviet Union that could not be
denied, America's loss, was so imperceptible, it was denied by most observers.
But the loss was there, and was getting worse because the freeloading weasels
of the world, now wearing the colors of democracy, came begging for the
military interventions that sent America's armed forces around the globe.
Listening
to the voice of local warmongers, and the voice of lobbyists advancing the
agenda of foreign groups such as the lovers of Taiwan and those of Israel, as
well as the haters of Cuba and the many other places, the leaders of America
got their country involved in something like four dozen wars since the end of
the Second World War. In return for all that effort, America got nothing except
the wrath of the local populations wherever its military was sent.
And
then, as if the war fever had begotten another disease, America developed the
malady of siding with every foreign group that signaled it was opposed to its
own government, and demonstrated in the streets or rioted to express its
discontent with the way it was governed.
As
predicted by the neutral observers that had no skin in the game, what America
was sowing abroad, began to germinate in America. The result has been the rise
of an aggressive police force, a dissatisfied population, and the tendency for
the two to confront each other.