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The Rise of the Golden Horde

 I've been watching as a number of new politicians have taken office in New York City, Portland, and elsewhere. 


Calling themselves Democrat Socialists, they have demonstrated some beliefs that place them more in the Marxist circle. Recently a platform statement came out for this so-called Democratic Socialists of America. Reading through it I truly wonder how anyone espousing those beliefs can legitimately earn sufficient votes to win a major office, much less serve as a street-sweeper in a one-horse town?

First off, they want to eliminate the US Senate. Then place the Executive Branch and Supreme Court under the remaining US House of Representatives. So much for independent branches of government as well as checks and balances. You might as well rename the House to the Politburo.  The Justice department would prosecute based on political theory, not statute. Court rulings would be subject to the whims of the ruling party. Justice would soon decay to lynch-mobs, the outrage of the week would immediately result in vengeance being meted out by influencers to whoever was conveniently available.



International relations with Israel would cease in favor of groups long advocating the destruction of that nation.

Some even would prefer to resume exterminating Jews. We recently had a candidate for US Senate that sported a very disturbing tattoo. Not just a Nazi symbol, nor merely a SS symbol, one favored by those operating the extermination camps. He never got got rid of the mark. Leading Democrat politicians did not condemn him, instead talking about how their party was a "Big Tent".  When that tent includes the notion of gas chambers it's time to leave that tent for more righteous ground.
 

The Democrat Socialist platform also includes seizure of private property. Wealth is now officially evil in their eyes. Anything you have done to improve your lot in life can and will be taken by the state to be handed out to whoever they like. When the people in control don't believe in God, God-given rights no longer apply. They have the guns, you do not - which makes being a kleptocracy ( government by thieves ) extraordinarily easy.  Take a look at how well that notion has done in Socialist/Marxist/Communist nations. The economy in every one tanked, people had to be forcibly restrained from leaving.

People like this are showing up more and more frequently. The feeling I am getting comes straight out of deer-hunting. A drive - where hunters move through a woods making noise, forcing game to run into areas that are per-arranged kill boxes.


That's our dark future, boxed in then taken apart.

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