James Booker

Americans Hate America I

Leaders across America hate America. Many Americans despise and loath their own country. Thousands of United States citizens believe the United States is the worst country that ever existed. Teachers, in the public school system, instruct K-12 children to hate American history. They cite slavery as the main culprit, and they claim “white” settlers stole the land from the Indians. These same leaders rant about “white supremacy.” They even go as far to claim “white supremacy” is more of a threat than the invasion of Islam. It is claimed to be a bigger threat than illicit drugs killing thousands of American youths. It is also said to be more threatening than the inroads of communism into American politics and the educational system. Therefore, Americans hate America – why?

There are several factors that can help us understand this phenomenon. First, communism has been at work in the USA for decades. Nikita Khrushchev was the first secretary of the communist party of the Soviet Union between 1953-1963. He stated, “you Americans are so gullible. No, you want accept communism right out,” he continues, “that after feeding you small of amounts of socialism, increments at a time, you will finally wakeup and find you have communism. But long before Khrushchev proclaimed these prophetic words, communism had its tentacles working in the USA.

Communism’s first goal is to attack the educational system. Since the early 20th century, communist ideas started to radicalize the students by changing the curriculum. America has always been a free enterprise system. But starting early in the 20th century, communist ideals were being introduced to students. It took time, but by the 1960s, people, especially the youth, craved an ideal society. The purpose of government was to take care of everyone, especially the federal government. This is where cradle to grave gained traction. In a word, the early progressive movement reshaped America’s idea about the purpose of government. In 1776, Thomas Pain wrote a book Common Sense. It had awakened in them a bible path to throw off their oppressors. “Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one.” In fact, almost all the leaders of the founding era distrusted government. But this distrust of government changed to trust starting in the early 20th century.

In America, communism’s aim is to change students’ worldview. It shifts their thinking from individualism to collectivism. It encourages believing government is good, not a necessary evil. Thus, hatred for America is born and formulated. In his book, Spirit of Laws, Montesquieu argued that a republic will not stand. Its laws must force schools to teach virtue. For Montesquieu, virtue meant love for one’s country and its laws. Montesquieu helped inform the Framers on a mixed government: a congress, the executive, and a judiciary.

James T Booker

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