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WikiLeaks & Assange Exposed Deep State Crimes • Christian and Conservative Comeback May 20, 2019 • $3.95 www.TheNewAmerican.com THAT FREEDOM SHALL NOT PERISH FREEDOM’S VOICES RESCUING OUR CHILDREN SUMMER TOUR 2019 WITH ALEX NEWMAN There is a reason the Deep State globalists sound so confident about the success of their agenda — they have a secret weapon: More than 85 percent of American children are being indoctrinated by radicalized government schools. In this explosive talk, Alex Newman exposes the insanity that has taken over the public school system. From the sexualization of children and the reshaping of values to deliberate dumbing down, Alex shows how dangerous this threat is — not just to our children, but also to the future of faith, family, and freedom — and what every American can do about it. 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His crime: the exposure of government dirty dealings, or journalism. 26 BOOK REVIEW 31 Christian and Conservative Comeback by C. Mitchell Shaw — Former Virginia State Delegate Robert G. Marshall goes through how religious liberties and other rights have been lost in the country, and how to get them back. HISTORY — PAST AND PERSPECTIVE 34 Communist Party USA Is 100 Years Old This Year by Steve Byas — Most Americans are unaware of the total betrayal by communists in the United States, including loyalty to a foreign Newscom power and actions to violently overthrow the government. 31 34 THE LAST WORD 44 Deep State Sleight of Hand by William F. Jasper DEPARTMENTS 5 Letters to the Editor 33 The Goodness of America 7 Inside Track 40 Exercising the Right 9 QuickQuotes 41 Correction, Please! COVER GettyImagesPlus TRAILWINDS PLAZA SPACE AVAILABLE 5,640 square ft. Call 239-677-7441 or Email [email protected] Cleveland Ave. (Rt. 41) • Ft. Myers, Florida • Stamra Inc. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Publisher & Editor Gary Benoit Making Up Hate smoke is a feathered friend being inciner- Senior Editor Christian Gomez’s April 8 piece on hate ated. The only good thing for the bird is William F. Jasper hoaxes kept impressively detailed score that the incineration is instantaneous. Managing Editor of the “pseudo-crimes” perpetrated across The wind turbines are also efficient at RAIL INDS Kurt Williamsen the country by the Left. These hoaxes pile chopping up bats. T W up fast because they make leftist activists HOWARD LAST Web Editor feel relevant — there’s a crusade to wage, Cheyenne, Wyoming John T. Larabell after all. Foreign Correspondent In a sense, these leftists are victims PLAZA Alex Newman of their own sociopolitical hegemony — Achieving Democrat most regular Americans are so cowed by Contributors “political correctness” that transgressions One-party Monopoly Bob Adelmann • Dennis Behreandt must be manufactured in order to keep Democrats are following steps to achieve Steve Byas • Raven Clabough the donations rolling in and the “diversity democratic socialism: Selwyn Duke • Brian Farmer seminars” staffed. 1. Refuse to build the wall and refuse to Christian Gomez • Larry Greenley Questioning the veracity of these hire enough Border Patrol agents. Gregory A. Hession, J.D. “crimes” is considered taboo, lest someone 2. Allow illegal aliens to become citi- Ed Hiserodt • William P. Hoar feel that their “lived experience” has not zens who can vote in all elections. R. Cort Kirkwood • Patrick Krey, J.D. been treated with proper deference. Indeed, 3. Lower the minimum voting age to 16. Warren Mass • John F. McManus the Left’s claims regarding “hate crimes” 4. Allow convicted felons to vote. James Murphy • Dr. Duke Pesta Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. are inherently non-falsifiable, since the def- 5. Allow personal computers to be used C. Mitchell Shaw • Michael Tennant inition of hate, or the myriad accompany- for voting. Rebecca Terrell • Fr. James Thornton ing buzzwords ending in “-ist” or “-phobe,” 6. Radically change the U.S. Supreme Laurence M. Vance • Joe Wolverton II, J.D. lacks any specificity or stability. Court by adding more justices who will be Ultimately for the Left, “hate” resides in appointed by a new president, and abolish Creative Director the eye of the accuser. lifetime appointments. Joseph W. Kelly PAUL FALLAVOLLITA 7. Eliminate the Electoral College and Senior Graphic Designer Travelers Rest, South Carolina replace it with the popular vote so that the Katie Bradley big-city liberal states such as New York and California can win presidential elections. Research Bird Brained 8. Merge the United States with Can- Bonnie M. Gillis The article “An Open Letter to Alexan- ada and Mexico into a “North American Chief Strategy Officer dria Ocasio-Cortez” in the March 4 issue Union.” Bill Hahn — which explains the environmental and 9. Write a whole new U.S. Constitu- economic costs of trying to use “Green tion at a new Constitutional Convention, Advertising/Circulation Manager Energy” to power the United States — left recognizing a one-world international Julie DuFrane out how wind turbines and solar arrays af- government (United Nations) and abolish fect our flying friends. Wind turbines are the Bill of Rights so that it will no longer very efficient at chopping up birds. The protect our God-given individual rights. birds involved are often eagles and hawks. Remember the saying: “If you give If an American citizen kills an eagle, the them an inch, they’ll take a mile.” government will come down on him like ELLIOTT GRAHAM a ton of bricks, and he will be lucky if he Glendale, California Printed in the U.S.A. • ISSN 0885-6540 P.O. Box 8040 • Appleton, WI 54912 merely gets heavily fined, instead of end- 920-749-3784 • 920-749-3785 (fax) ing up in prison.
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