Stop what you are doing and listen to this; listen to way he speaks about this country that he loves, listen to the way he understands--before anyone else did--the war being waged on Heritage America. He loves his people (not abstract ideals), he loves their way of life, and was…
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The problem was that he was too nice and kind, a believer in old fashioned “Political Chivalry” even if he was firmly to the right. His mistake was not treating these people like the Demons they actually are. I think people have woken up to that fact.
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I was one of the 3 million. Before they screwed over Ron, they came for Pat. It’s a story that must be told.
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Pat was always vilified as a crank by the mainstream, but he will go down in history as the man who was right about pretty much everything.
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Never really grew up knowing much about Pat. Finally started reading through “Hitler, Churchill and the Unnecessary war” last year.
Man, we missed out on such a great thinker. Could’ve had it all.
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I remember this speech very well. It was sharp-elbowed even back then. And Bush rose in the polls after it, despite what later revisionists have said.
But the media and Hollywood hated it. They reacted almost immediately. I also remember that.
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I can’t even imagine a modern Pat rising up now. He would have to be steeped in American and English history, understand politics proper, and have the marbles to fight for the moral sanctity of the nation.
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Thanks C.Jay for this shout-out to one of my all-time American Heroes (of my own life-time). He was also a "happy warrior."
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In most Western nations there have been potential leaders from time to time who have gone against the 2-party consensus & would have made a real difference. But voters were too oblivious or brow-beaten or timid to choose these alternatives.
Voters need to step up.
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