Have you heard how bad it is?

Here's an political opinion article which addresses right in the Wall Street Journal, what I mentioned in a prior post. We look at the political atmosphere in America as nearly apocalyptic. We call our current political climate in the impending presidential election "disastorous" and "too far gone." Longingly, we recall prior decades where the leaders of the political climate had the "power" to change the face of the America. But this article reminds us of the fallacies in our theory, and makes us think....did they really have any "power?"

It is not what isn't going right that is a concern; it is what we are doing with what we've learned from repeating history that is of concern.

Lesser or Greater Jihad? Evil has no boundary

After reading this article, you will want to read "In the Presence of my Enemies." You will learn with clarity just how incoherent, illogical and deceptive the practice of jihad is amongst friends and terrorist groups of Osama bin Laden. This is a autobiography of Grace Burnham and her husband's nightmare in the Philippines while spending the year 2001 kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf, a terrorist group with ties to Osama bin Ladan. You will understand after reading this book why the Sacramento parents are so concerned about the history being fed their children. It is extremely important that Americans remember that evil has no boundary, and the jihad has no give-up point.