A Must-See Video If Ever There Was One

“It’s not guns that make a civil war. It’s politics. 

Guns are how a civil war ends.

Politics is how it begins.” Daniel Greenfield

Daniel Greenfield’s speech is an excellent summary of the political situation facing this nation and of its current state of affairs.

“What we’re up against is a [Democrat Party] dictatorship by people who believe only they are entitled to run the country. … 

The Democrats like to call themselves ‘the resistance’ the hashtag resistance. They’re not the resistance. They’re the guys who are running the country. They’re making the decisions within the federal bureaucracy. They do it using federal judges who are unelected officials who insist on imposing their will on the electorate.

When the people voted for President Trump, they voted for his immigration policies. But you have federal judges announcing, ‘No. You cannot do that because we’re in charge.’  …

What they did to California. What they did to the state of Ronald Reagan. They want to do to America. They want to do to every state in the union. And they’re on their way to doing that. …

They’ve rigged the system. … Immigration is one way to rig the election because you can just shift the demographics of entire states. You can bring in these huge populations to completely transform states. They’ve done that with Virginia, and they very much want to do that with Texas. If they succeed in doing that with Texas, then America’s over. No Republican is ever going to win a national election ever again. …

If illegal alien amnesty goes through, the Democrats are going to have a huge chunk of voters, and they’re going to distribute them (they’ve already distributed them) in key areas of the country. … 

We now have a civil war between what I call America and unAmerica. ” Daniel Greenfield, investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism

 

 

When a Democrat occupies the White House, states aren’t allowed to enforce immigration law. But when a Republican is in the White House, states can create their own immigration laws. Such is the state of the nation.

I.M. Kane

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