I've been watching the news lately, and I am seeing a lot black Americans in the streets. They are out their because they are supposedly very angry whenever a black person is killed in a police confrontation. They are often chanting, carrying signs or wearing shirts that say "Black Lives Matter". They say that black people are in some way being targeted by a rampantly racist police force and treated like their lives don't matter. That they are often killed in cold blood, simply for being black. The slogan's purpose, they claim, is to counter act that...I guess. Anyway, other people are mad because the slogan is, they say, divisive in itself. So the counter slogan, "All Lives Matter" is used to show that all people are equally valuable. The problem is, they're both wrong.
I hope we can agree that all little babies, regardless of race or background, are born with equal value as people. These tiny children have never done anything in their short lives to be hated or discriminated against by anyone. If someone does have a problem with them, well, that's their problem. As a child grows up, however, the environment they are raised in plays a massive role in the the type of person they turn into. The values of the people who raise them are invaluable in this area. There are some people who have a spirit that is strong enough to overcome bad influences. But, they are very rare. Most of us become who we were taught to be. This brings me to whether or not "all lives matter". The true is that whether you are black, white, brown, yellow, red, green, purple, poke-a-dot or whatever, at some point you stop having inherent value. Your value, as a person in society at large, is now up to you. Are you a good person who is law abiding and makes a positive impact on those around you? Or are you bad? Do you break laws? Scare or hurt people physically or emotionally? Cause pain to your loved ones? The question is, are you a negative? Because if you are, your life doesn't matter. Not when put up against someone positive it doesn't. That may seem like a very cold way of seeing people. But it's really not. Because as I've said, it's not a coin toss. Choices are what make you a positive or a negative force. First it's your parent's choices, and then it's yours.
It's sad, but the problems the "black community" has, are self made. The out of wedlock birthrate for black women is 72%. Only 28% of black children are born into homes where they have a father. Do you get that? Literally only 28% of black men with children are man enough to raise their kids and be a real father, a real man. How are these innocent babies going to learn what a real man is with no one there to show them? How are they going to learn not to cheapen themselves by getting pregnant before marriage, with no one there to teach them? The circle is viscous and it just keeps going around. Then there's "black culture". I am curious as to what that is? Because if they think that gang banging, drug pushing and being proud to live the "thug life" is a culture, it's a pretty pathetic one. It turns innocent children into a group that commits half the nations murders when they make up only 13% of the population. Does that sound good? I see women talking about being a "strong, black woman" like Beyonce. Excuse me? She dances around like a cheap stripper, "sings" graphically about her sexual exploits, and she's married to a former drug dealer who "raps" about about women, using the most degrading language out there. Strong? She's a disgrace. They both are. But they are held up as being good role models. Gang members who have been killed are given respect. Children are taught that these are the people to emulate. Is it any wonder they are so far off track?
But the biggest problem, the number one problem, is the belief that they are victims of other peoples racism and bigotry. These children are taught that the police, and white people have an ingrained hatred for them. It is drilled into their heads that when they are caught and punished for wrong doing, it's their race, not their actions that are the cause of it. That if they are then looked at with suspicion later on, it's their race, not that they have a history of criminality that causes the suspicion. So we come full circle. Back to "Black Lives Matter". Ten's of thousands of horribly raised back American's in the streets to protest what? Black on black crime? Nope. Gang and drug violence? No again. Violent and degrading lyrics in music? Still no! What they are so angry about is criminal thugs, with wrap sheets a mile long who have illegal weapons and resist arrest, or out right attack police officers being killed as a result. They are mad at the police. The police are evil racists for protecting themselves from being killed? Does that make any sense? Even when the police are also black. You can try to figure that one out for yourselves. The stats on police shootings are irrelevant. The stats on crime broken down by race are also irrelevant. The idea that anything could possibly be in anyway their own fault won't be listened too. You are just a racist.
But the simple truth is this. Regardless of race. If you are a well mannered, well dressed(clean, clothes that fit), polite person who's is not a known criminal or hanging out with known criminals, you will likely not be stopped by the police. If you are stopped, you will not be shot if you are respectful and compliant. It's that easy. No, really. It's that easy. If you are a known criminal with an illegal gun and you give the police trouble, well, don't say I didn't warn you. So no, it's not "Black Lives Matter" or "All Lives Matter". It's what each person decides for themselves. What are you going to be?
VOH
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/11/28/5-devastating-facts-black-black-crime/
http://www.fuse.tv/2013/12/beyonce-new-album-raunchy-sexy-lyrics
http://www.billboard.com/articles/list/475135/top-10-dirtiest-rappers
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thug_Life
http://www.dailywire.com/news/7264/5-statistics-you-need-know-about-cops-killing-aaron-bandler
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/apr/21/police-kill-more-whites-than-blacks-but-minority-d/
Monday, July 11, 2016
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Hey, FBI Director James Comey. Who Do You Work For?
To all the good, honest and trustworthy judges, lawyers and investigators,
this is not about you. With that said, here we go.
But, here's the thing. There are some pretty wigged out people who have
said very clearly that Mrs. Clinton is a stone faced lying liar and that the
evidence for a conviction is overwhelming. As in, caught red handed. Go ahead,
look it up. But to help you out, here are just a few of Mrs. Clinton's greatest
hits. There's Executive Order 13526 and 18 U.S.C Sec. 793(f) that
makes it unlawful to send or store classified emails on a personal server. She
was found to have a private server and to have classified emails on it. Boom.
Done and done. Then there's Section 1236.22 of the 2009 National Archives and Records Administration that requires that "agencies that allow employees to send and receive official electronic mail messages using a system not operated by the agency must ensure that Federal records sent or received on such systems are preserved in the appropriate agency record keeping system" Got that? You must keep anything you send or receive on your own system. But, good 'ol Hillary deleted about 30,000 emails. Soooooo, even if she had been allowed her own server (which she was not) she still broke the law every single time she deleted an email. So at least 30,000 broken laws. But wait, there's more. She also broke the Freedom of Information Act by hiding and deleting emails. She willfully and prosperously made it impossible for her emails to be seen by anyone making a lawful FOIA request. This, of course, hampered many a investigation into her sketchy dealings, i.e Benghazi, The Clinton Foundation, etc.
So there you go. I'm not a lawyer or a federal investigator, and I just broke
down three laws that she, for sure, broke many times. Forget an indictment,
the FBI has all they need of a conviction. Lots of convictions actually. So I have
a few question for Director James Comey. Who do you work for, Sir? Were you
bribed? Were you threatened? What were promised for not recommending an
indictment when there is a mountain of evidence against this woman?
Because this stinks. This stinks real bad! I for one am going to ask questions
and keep asking until the truth on this whole crooked and rigged mess comes
to light. But, I am only one person. So if you care at all about living in a
country where laws matter, I suggest you do the same.
VOH
I am not a big wig in any government agency. Hell, I'm not a wig of any size.
I'm just a regular American who has been let down by her government one to
many times. I have sat for literally years, watching and waiting for a "lady"
named Hillary Clinton to be finally brought to account for the numerous wrongs
that she has committed on the American people. Like a lot of other's I believed
(as much as anyone can believe anything anymore) that her gross
and egregious mishandling of quite literally tens of thousands of "top secret"
emails would be handled in a courtroom. That is were people who break the
laws of the land go to stand judgment, is it not? That is what I was always lead
to believe anyway. But, maybe I'm wrong. I have mentioned my non-wig
status. Maybe I just don't get it.
said very clearly that Mrs. Clinton is a stone faced lying liar and that the
evidence for a conviction is overwhelming. As in, caught red handed. Go ahead,
look it up. But to help you out, here are just a few of Mrs. Clinton's greatest
hits. There's Executive Order 13526 and 18 U.S.C Sec. 793(f) that
makes it unlawful to send or store classified emails on a personal server. She
was found to have a private server and to have classified emails on it. Boom.
Done and done. Then there's Section 1236.22 of the 2009 National Archives and Records Administration that requires that "agencies that allow employees to send and receive official electronic mail messages using a system not operated by the agency must ensure that Federal records sent or received on such systems are preserved in the appropriate agency record keeping system" Got that? You must keep anything you send or receive on your own system. But, good 'ol Hillary deleted about 30,000 emails. Soooooo, even if she had been allowed her own server (which she was not) she still broke the law every single time she deleted an email. So at least 30,000 broken laws. But wait, there's more. She also broke the Freedom of Information Act by hiding and deleting emails. She willfully and prosperously made it impossible for her emails to be seen by anyone making a lawful FOIA request. This, of course, hampered many a investigation into her sketchy dealings, i.e Benghazi, The Clinton Foundation, etc.
So there you go. I'm not a lawyer or a federal investigator, and I just broke
down three laws that she, for sure, broke many times. Forget an indictment,
the FBI has all they need of a conviction. Lots of convictions actually. So I have
a few question for Director James Comey. Who do you work for, Sir? Were you
bribed? Were you threatened? What were promised for not recommending an
indictment when there is a mountain of evidence against this woman?
Because this stinks. This stinks real bad! I for one am going to ask questions
and keep asking until the truth on this whole crooked and rigged mess comes
to light. But, I am only one person. So if you care at all about living in a
country where laws matter, I suggest you do the same.
VOH
Monday, July 4, 2016
What Islam Is About, And Why It Needs Reform. Now.
There is a list of sources at the bottom of this page.
It may come as a surprise to some, but I have always thought of myself as a pretty open-minded person. When it comes to religion, I firmly believe that people should have the freedom to believe and worship as they see fit. This is, of course, in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and it is very important. However, intelligent people will tell you the freedoms of one stop when they infringe on the freedoms of others. I am not generally a hateful person. But there is some hate I am happy to claim. I hate evil and I hate those who support it though their actions OR their silence. So this brings me to Islam.
History clearly shows that there has been strife in the Muslim world since, well, pretty much forever. Think back, can you come up with any time when The Middle East was a totally chill place? I doubt it! Still, let me know if you come up with anything. But as far as American's were concerned, the problems of the Middle East had never really been problems for us. It didn't come to our soil, and the percentage of Muslim American's was so small that most American's didn't really know anything about Islam. Out of sight, out of mind. Right? However, in November of 1979, fifty two Americans were taken hostage by the Islamic Republic of Iran. They were held by the Iranian government for 444 days. This was, sadly, only the beginning of Americans in the Middle East being singled out for Islamic attacks. In the early 90's America got another taste of The Middle East in general, and Islamic Terrorism in specific when good ol' Saddam Hussein (lunatic Iraqi dictator), invaded the small nation of Kuwait and America sent troops over to deal with him. It was often parodied on Saturday Night Live and that's about all the average citizen knew about that (most people aren't super curious). Then in '93 the World Trade Center was bombed. Yes, I said '93 and bombed. Because a group called Al Qaeda (lead by a monster named Osama bin Laden) car bombed the World Trade Center and caused six deaths and over a thousand wounded. I think a lot of people have forgotten about that because sadly, it turned out to be mild when compared to what was to come.
Regardless of the fact that by this point there were terror attacks going on in others parts of the world (the 24 news cycle wasn't what it is today), first world nations were still living lives of relative blissful ignorance (again with the out of sight thing). Then on 9/11 America was attacked again by Al Qaeda and it became very hard for anyone to deny that there was a group of evil people out there that had it in for us. Almost three thousand people killed in a single day is a sign that's hard to ignore. Not so out of sight anymore. Still, many people came out and said that we needed to not blame all Muslims. That they had not committed this evil and should not be punished for it. I was one of those people. Of course they all didn't do it. The suggestion is ludicrous on it's face. But here it is 2016, almost fifteen years after those attacks. And the truth about Islam, its' teachings and what its' devout believers will do, is becoming clearer with each passing day.
In the last few years, nations all over the world have been attacked in the name of Islam at a startlingly growing rate. The US, Great Britain, Spain, France, Belgium, Australia to name only a few. The reality is that there are terror attacks every single day. EVERY DAY. There has also been what can only be described as an invasion into Europe by young Muslim men who are attacking, raping and murdering woman and children in record numbers. Sweden has literally become the rape capital of Europe, and it's not Swedish men doing to raping. All because their culture is different. What "culture" might that be? But still, how can we blame the whole religion? I mean come on, there are millions of Muslims. They're not all doing this stuff. No, of course they aren't! But then why are the ones who are doing it, doing it in the name of Islam if the religion has nothing to do with it? Are they even reading the same book? Yes and no.
The Quran is super clear as to what a devout Muslim must do for their faith. How women are to be treated is clear (totally covered, regularly beaten, half the worth of a man, etc.), and how non believers are also to be treated is clear (killed). Muslims who do not follow these teaching to the letter are also considered to be apostates (one who has turned away from Islam), which is the reason that Muslims are the most likely to be used as sex slaves, tortured and murdered by Islamic terrorists. Being "Muslim" doesn't make you safe.
So here's the deal. For all the good people who believe they are Muslim, but would never do these evil things, the time for choosing is now. If your hearts are pure, the only thing to do is to bring about an Islamic reformation. Muhammad was a monster. He raped children, he married little girls, he beat woman, he murdered en mass, and then he told all men to do the same. This is your prophet?! You can't have it both ways. You can't say you believe and follow evil teachings, but not be evil yourselves. You just can't. Knowing something is evil but standing by and doing nothing is also evil (I'm talking to you Orlando shooter's wife!). But if you find the strength to reform your religion and remove what is evil and wrong, then you can truly stand up and say 'We are not them, we do not believe in the same things!', and others will believe you. All good people should/need to be on the same team. But if you won't. It can only be assumed that you support it. There is no other way to see it.
Many people will read this piece and think it is about hate. But the truth is that it is a cry out against hate. When people say the the vast majority of Muslims are good, they are right. But a silent majority has no voice, no power. Please find out the truth and speak out against real evil. If you don't, you don't matter. That's all there is to it.
VOH
These are here to look up for yourself. Don't take my word for anything.
Points of research:
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Anni Cyrus
Morten Storm
Dr.Sebastian Gorka
Quran.com
ReligionOfPeace.com
Wikipedia-List of Islamic Terrorist Attacks
Anjem Choudary ("Radical" Imam)
Tommy Robinson (Luton, England)
Swedish Rape crisis
German Rape crisis
Refugee rape crisis in Europe
I hope this is a good starting point.
It may come as a surprise to some, but I have always thought of myself as a pretty open-minded person. When it comes to religion, I firmly believe that people should have the freedom to believe and worship as they see fit. This is, of course, in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and it is very important. However, intelligent people will tell you the freedoms of one stop when they infringe on the freedoms of others. I am not generally a hateful person. But there is some hate I am happy to claim. I hate evil and I hate those who support it though their actions OR their silence. So this brings me to Islam.
History clearly shows that there has been strife in the Muslim world since, well, pretty much forever. Think back, can you come up with any time when The Middle East was a totally chill place? I doubt it! Still, let me know if you come up with anything. But as far as American's were concerned, the problems of the Middle East had never really been problems for us. It didn't come to our soil, and the percentage of Muslim American's was so small that most American's didn't really know anything about Islam. Out of sight, out of mind. Right? However, in November of 1979, fifty two Americans were taken hostage by the Islamic Republic of Iran. They were held by the Iranian government for 444 days. This was, sadly, only the beginning of Americans in the Middle East being singled out for Islamic attacks. In the early 90's America got another taste of The Middle East in general, and Islamic Terrorism in specific when good ol' Saddam Hussein (lunatic Iraqi dictator), invaded the small nation of Kuwait and America sent troops over to deal with him. It was often parodied on Saturday Night Live and that's about all the average citizen knew about that (most people aren't super curious). Then in '93 the World Trade Center was bombed. Yes, I said '93 and bombed. Because a group called Al Qaeda (lead by a monster named Osama bin Laden) car bombed the World Trade Center and caused six deaths and over a thousand wounded. I think a lot of people have forgotten about that because sadly, it turned out to be mild when compared to what was to come.
Regardless of the fact that by this point there were terror attacks going on in others parts of the world (the 24 news cycle wasn't what it is today), first world nations were still living lives of relative blissful ignorance (again with the out of sight thing). Then on 9/11 America was attacked again by Al Qaeda and it became very hard for anyone to deny that there was a group of evil people out there that had it in for us. Almost three thousand people killed in a single day is a sign that's hard to ignore. Not so out of sight anymore. Still, many people came out and said that we needed to not blame all Muslims. That they had not committed this evil and should not be punished for it. I was one of those people. Of course they all didn't do it. The suggestion is ludicrous on it's face. But here it is 2016, almost fifteen years after those attacks. And the truth about Islam, its' teachings and what its' devout believers will do, is becoming clearer with each passing day.
In the last few years, nations all over the world have been attacked in the name of Islam at a startlingly growing rate. The US, Great Britain, Spain, France, Belgium, Australia to name only a few. The reality is that there are terror attacks every single day. EVERY DAY. There has also been what can only be described as an invasion into Europe by young Muslim men who are attacking, raping and murdering woman and children in record numbers. Sweden has literally become the rape capital of Europe, and it's not Swedish men doing to raping. All because their culture is different. What "culture" might that be? But still, how can we blame the whole religion? I mean come on, there are millions of Muslims. They're not all doing this stuff. No, of course they aren't! But then why are the ones who are doing it, doing it in the name of Islam if the religion has nothing to do with it? Are they even reading the same book? Yes and no.
The Quran is super clear as to what a devout Muslim must do for their faith. How women are to be treated is clear (totally covered, regularly beaten, half the worth of a man, etc.), and how non believers are also to be treated is clear (killed). Muslims who do not follow these teaching to the letter are also considered to be apostates (one who has turned away from Islam), which is the reason that Muslims are the most likely to be used as sex slaves, tortured and murdered by Islamic terrorists. Being "Muslim" doesn't make you safe.
So here's the deal. For all the good people who believe they are Muslim, but would never do these evil things, the time for choosing is now. If your hearts are pure, the only thing to do is to bring about an Islamic reformation. Muhammad was a monster. He raped children, he married little girls, he beat woman, he murdered en mass, and then he told all men to do the same. This is your prophet?! You can't have it both ways. You can't say you believe and follow evil teachings, but not be evil yourselves. You just can't. Knowing something is evil but standing by and doing nothing is also evil (I'm talking to you Orlando shooter's wife!). But if you find the strength to reform your religion and remove what is evil and wrong, then you can truly stand up and say 'We are not them, we do not believe in the same things!', and others will believe you. All good people should/need to be on the same team. But if you won't. It can only be assumed that you support it. There is no other way to see it.
Many people will read this piece and think it is about hate. But the truth is that it is a cry out against hate. When people say the the vast majority of Muslims are good, they are right. But a silent majority has no voice, no power. Please find out the truth and speak out against real evil. If you don't, you don't matter. That's all there is to it.
VOH
These are here to look up for yourself. Don't take my word for anything.
Points of research:
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Anni Cyrus
Morten Storm
Dr.Sebastian Gorka
Quran.com
ReligionOfPeace.com
Wikipedia-List of Islamic Terrorist Attacks
Anjem Choudary ("Radical" Imam)
Tommy Robinson (Luton, England)
Swedish Rape crisis
German Rape crisis
Refugee rape crisis in Europe
I hope this is a good starting point.
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