When Values of Governmental Control are Compromised

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Nov 3, 2021 at 19:37

America is in throes of of an antiestablishment series of conspiracies that have been dragging down centuries of attempts to provide freedom and liberties, America's modern attempts to free citizens of the drudgeries of the ambitions of empire. This began once the idea of setting the British colonies in the Western hemisphere free from the out-of-control of European autocracies (and possibly before); but the American spirit that developed more than two hundred years ago had already taken its lead from the desires to be religiously free from imperial draconian impositions of replacement theologies seeking to keep mankind in subjugation.
The antithesis of religious freedom as found in the Constitution of the America Republic found enemies long before the similar conflicts of religious freedom we see today. The key is how America became the entity that helped set the stage for Israel's return to its rightful homeland and the aberrant mentality of even supposed children of Abraham that desires to keep that from happening.
The original premise of this forum's review of the Bush II administration's changes of policies that seemed bent on compelling Israel to 'share' its homeland with the indigenous Arab population under the misinformed idea of a 'Palestinian' homeland is subliminally a concerted effort to deprive Israel of its right to survive in a very hostile anti-Semitic environment.
Deep and well hidden is the advantage of the American first amendment right of free speech that has been compromised by its abuse to allow conspiracies to commit treason by so many malefactors has found allies that are content to use America against Israel. The prophecies that revealed this centuries ago are now running true to form; too bad for the conspirators; they cannot stop it now.

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