The lies that unbind us

This is Charles Martel coming to you from Florida and bringing down the hammer for the Canada Free Press because without America, there is no Free World. Let me begin by saying I was wrong about Kimberly Cheatle. The now former head of the Secret Service was drummed out, made to resign, forced to walk the plank. This happened, of course, because Democrats called for her ouster. She’d never have left if it were only Republicans demanding she be held to account.

Because of the time in which we are living, and because Democrats are wholly untrustworthy, it is impossible not to become suspicious when progressive politicians who are otherwise profoundly execrable turn on one of their own DEI hatchlings. I can only figure one thing: Dem pols are aware that the rank and file in the Secret Service lean right; perhaps, thinking of when they might need protection, they didn’t want to run the risk of some agent “accidentally” not seeing some crackpot with a gun slipping past.

To the extent they are restrained at all by the system governing us, they determine to change it by either packing the Supreme Court, or getting rid of the electoral college, or letting illegals vote, or making it impossible to assure a fair vote in which we can have confidence. They insist on applying a set of rules and standards to us that they routinely ignore.

Every thought they have, every action they take, every belief they embrace, either earnestly as useful idiots or cynically in a lust for power, is founded in lies.

How do we find common ground with people who refuse to stop hating us? I don’t know, but I know this can’t and won’t continue. And if progressives won’t afford conservatives an acknowledgement of decency, and if they can’t accept that their convictions may only enjoy minority support, then America, whether it stands or falls, is going to be decided through violence.