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There once was a place called America
The Daily Times (NM), by Susan Brown
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Posted By:cjjeepercreeper, 2/26/2013 10:21:09 PM
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| "There once was a place called America," our children´s children will one day write, "a bright and shining city on a hill, divinely placed by God to serve as a beacon of hope to the entire world. A land filled with generous-hearted souls who showered the needy the world over with their abundant blessings." You see, America was founded by a handful of God-fearing patriots who didn´t always agree but believed certain things like life, liberty and the personal pursuit of happiness were worth dying for.
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Comments:
Well said.
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Reply 1 - Posted by:
RedWhiteBlue, 2/26/2013 10:31:01 PM (No. 9198141)
Once upon a time there was a place called America. The End.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
Aria, 2/26/2013 10:49:05 PM (No. 9198153)
Panama or Costa Rica...not sure which one is the better place to land. There´s also Canada but weather not so great and might be too hard to get into. Hmmm
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
NMPatriot, 2/26/2013 10:53:52 PM (No. 9198155)
There is now a place called Amerika. It is a nation of men. It is no longer a nation of laws, under God with Liberty and Justice for all, even though our currency reminds us how we have gone wrong with our trust. America under God lasted approximately 232 years. Amerika under man is eaten away with "progressive" cancer (now at stage 5) and will barely last 2.32 years more. It is way past time to turn back to God, beg for national forgiveness, and re-institute the covenant this nation was founded on. Only God can lead the way if we humble ourselves, return to His laws and pray for His loving guidance and forgiveness!
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tisHimself, 2/26/2013 11:02:07 PM (No. 9198160)
The fundamental tenet of the American experiment is that it was instituted with the help of God, by a people open to the concept of his benevolent guidance. But our generation and those that follow, we are so much smarter than those who came before us, who needs God?
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
Safari Man, 2/26/2013 11:21:54 PM (No. 9198171)
I´m afraid November 2012 was our last chance to stop our demise. I am demoralized. At this point, I think everyone should figure out how to minimize the damage to themselves and try to get the most out of the rest of your life. We´ll not be going back to what we used to know as America -- the dims have figured out how to control the vote and we´ll never win again. UNless... Maybe a coup? Maybe secession? Maybe unicorns to ride on?
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ColonialAmerican1623, 2/27/2013 12:12:12 AM (No. 9198216)
It´s terribly sad that the next generation will never know what a great country this was and will never be again.
Never mind the generation taking care of us in the nursing home.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
JoniTx, 2/27/2013 12:23:28 AM (No. 9198221)
Excellent Read!!
~~The leader of the former Soviet Union Communist Party, Nikita Khrushchev promised his beloved Communism would bury the capitalistic West without declaring war. The plan was outlined in a fascinating book called "The Naked Communist," written in 1958 by a man named Cleon Skousen who accurately warned Americans of troubles to come unless things changed.~~
....Mission Accomplished....
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
Bobn.T, 2/27/2013 1:15:41 AM (No. 9198247)
I used to lived in America.
I hate it here in Obamastan.
I´m still praying for God to deliver us from this evil and return us to America.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
steveW, 2/27/2013 1:37:10 AM (No. 9198262)
A majority of the electorate chose to celebrate Ignorance, Decline and Revenge. The home of the brave turned into the home of the knave. "Hope and Change" was never really about anything else. RIP.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
pinger, 2/27/2013 4:55:35 AM (No. 9198323)
There once was a place called America...it had its problems like any other place on earth....but it was a good place for a thousand reasons. Then a man (sic) came along who said he was going to "fundamentally change America." He has; he is. Now America, where a handful of good things remain, has a thousands reasons why it´s not as good as before.
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
Malia2012, 2/27/2013 7:31:56 AM (No. 9198462)
America has become a country no longer recognizable and unless things change, there will be no turning back. I grieve for my future grandchildren and everyone else´s because they will never know how great and wonderful this country once was and what real freedom is. The leftist "historians" are re-writing history as we speak and the most anti-American "president" in history, the destroyer of all things good about this country, will be revered as a great leader by bottom-feeding-communist-re-writers.
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The Daily Times (NM), by Susan Brown
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"There once was a place called America," our children´s children will one day write, "a bright and shining city on a hill, divinely placed by God to serve as a beacon of hope to the entire world. A land filled with generous-hearted souls who showered the needy the world over with their abundant blessings." You see, America was founded by a handful of God-fearing patriots who didn´t always agree but believed certain things like life, liberty and the personal pursuit of happiness were worth dying for.
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Posted By: cjjeepercreeper- 2/20/2013 1:19:45 PM
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The city of Santa Fe has released the names of dozens of people who recently surrendered guns to police despite promises of anonymity. The Santa Fe New Mexican reports the city released this week to a city finance committee a list of people who got IOUs when they surrendered their guns at police headquarters after the city´s gun buyers ran out of pre-paid Visa gift cards. Among the names released were Brian Egolf, a Santa Fe lawyer and Democratic state legislator, who surrendered a Russian-made assault rifle and two handguns.
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Nearly 1,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management acreage adjacent to Molas Lake Park that has been used as a snowmobile playground for decades may soon be off limits to all motorized use. Jeffrey Christenson, outdoor recreation planner for the BLM Tres Rios field office in Dolores, said the area in question is the West Needles Contiguous Wilderness Study Area. New guidelines for management of such areas were released in July last year. Christenson said Tuesday that those rules basically prohibit snowmobile traffic and require the BLM to manage the area as if it were actually a designated wilderness
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