T. Belman. I was impressed with EvRe’s comments so I asked her to tell us a bit about her journey. I’m glad I did.
By Eve Rowell aka EvRe1
I’ve been asked to write something to let you know me better. I am a retired physician, mother, and grandmother. I come from a progressive family.
After a 2006 visit to Israel in my early ’50s, I had a lot of questions, mainly about Israel’s history and the history of the US-Israel relationship.
But I also started wondering about what factors lead to a country having a strong economy and which factors tend to cause recession and/or a weak or struggling economy. I was retired at this point so I did a lot of reading. The result was a shift from being a progressive in terms of public policy ideas to being a conservative. Initially I was a fiscal conservative but socially moderate, but over time have become more conservative socially as well.
My focus has been on what policies work to create a vibrant economy?
What does it take to create a strong and vibrant family? A strong national culture?
What can a citizen do to help a country that has experienced a secret coup, that has and is experiencing genocide ordered by the US military, and now is threatening to take guns away from law abiding citizens as is happening now in New Mexico?
In this essay by Victor Davis Hanson, he describes the death of cities that results from policies aimed at destroying the Judeo-Christian culture and the economic system of capitalism. Crime is encouraged and the law abiding are punished. These policies are meant to dismantle the United States and its capitalist economy in order for global predators to own everything.
The policies are driven by the elites of the US who are the puppets of globalist elites who want to end national sovereignty. They want to end capitalism under which system the global elites have to compete, so that they will not have any competition for the ownership of all the world’s resources.
They are speeding up their timetable because they sense Biden is close to the end of his ability to appear to function.
The problem for the elites in the future is that they are not going to know what hit them, because they are so entrenched in their delusions of grandeur and belief in their omnipotence. They believe their power is so complete that they will never be challenged in a way that can truly end their power.
But Americans of all kinds are joining the ranks of those who see the elites as the cause of the attempted destruction of the USA, and the ranks of people who are not going to comply are growing every day. Americans are tired of cancel culture, they are tired of the suppression of their freedom of speech, the requirement that they must tow the party line or be destroyed. Americans are boycotting the brands that symbolize the culture-destroying gender ideology being stuffed down everyone’s throat. Americans are not getting vaccinated. Americans are supporting Donald Trump in larger and larger numbers with each attempt to destroy him politically. People around the world are shocked at the treatment of Donald Trump by the Department of Injustice.
At some point the elites will go one step too far.
Right now the elites are trying to provoke those who disagree with them, hoping for a demonstration that they can use to foment violence and use as an excuse to round up patriotic Americans. But we are not going to give them that opportunity.
We are waiting for the right time and opportunity.
The DEATH of ETHICS explains a lot.
A few American oligarchs, in particular from the left, believe that the world belongs to them. Some of them are of course liberal Jews! Zuckerberg, Fink, Soros, etc.
@EvRe1 Congratulations on your transition, or coming out, or on your awakening. That is a great thing. I don’t know you personally, but I imagine that part of what facilitated your change of heart (and mind) was your capacity for rational thought. Unfortunately this has always been in short supply among the masses, and is even more so today, now that huge swaths of the population have been dumbed down and indoctrinated.
You sound relatively optimistic about the future…that people are waking up, and that they will soon rise up against our oppressors. Unfortunately, I don’t share that optimistic view. I think it’s going to take something a lot more drastic, (like a financial collapse, a war, or a zombie apocalypse), to put us back on the right road. It’s all very problematic, however. We could just as easily end up with something much worse than what we have now. In the end, “the almighty” will decide. Perhaps He will have mercy on us.
They won’t round ME up! I’m too square!
I second that emotion for both @EvRe1 and yourself.
As a long time reader who rarely posts I’ve noticed and enjoyed both of your many well reasoned and articulate comments, which truly add to the discussion about the various articles on which you take the time to opine.
As for @Felix, the quantity of whose often accusatory, irate and unhinged comments are in inverse proportion to their quality, not so much. Please take a chill pill or put a sock in it, for all our sakes.
@EvRe1
It is very good to learn more of the journey which brought you to speak with the courage and conviction which routinely characterizes your well considered posts. I have been impressed with your commentary since you first shared your thoughts here on Israpundit, but I have to say that this latest comment is likely your best addition so far. It is very good to know you, and I look forward to your continued well spoken contributions here on Israpundit.