End this war!

There is a war going on; a terrible war exacting a terrible toll on our men. It is a war that should not have been allowed to continue and one we are losing. In this war, both civilians and combatants are being killed, property is being destroyed, and a nation is under siege. You will not find a daily body count of this war’s casualties in the daily paper. You will not find people marching or a call for Congress to act. No; this war is not in Iraq, but on the streets of Chicago.

Chicago, Illinois, home of “Peacekeeper” Jesse Jackson and his son Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.; city of the great spiritual leader of the black man, Louis Farrakhan, is under attack. How can Chicago, who gave us the agent of change Barrack Hussein Obama and his advisor Reverend Jeremiah Wright, be more dangerous for a black man than the entire country of Iraq?

Imagine a city with twice the deaths from gunfire than an entire army at war in a foreign nation. But isn’t Chicago the land of Oprah? It seems like if we could see into the future of the “change”, coming our way, we would duck.

There were 123 people shot and killed this summer in Chicago; not Illinois, not the Midwest, but the city of Chicago, and mostly in a few particular sectors. From Memorial Day weekend on May 26, and the end of Labor Day on Sept. 1, 123 souls were lost to the testimony of failed liberal policies and a system of gangs. The Democrat controlled city should withdraw and surrender to the gangs; let them iron out their own differences. The young men there would be safer with combat training and patrolling Baghdad than driving around the city of Chicago.

In the same period of time, the U. S. Military reports 65 soldiers were killed in Iraq. What we really need is for Obama to deploy more Community Organizers to bring peace with honor to the streets of Chicago. Folks, we are talking about one city. Please do not look at Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, Saint Louis or any other heavily Democratic, liberal lending city. If you took an honest look at the communities controlled by Democrats you would come to the conclusion that liberalism was a toxic element to black men. It fosters death and destruction with no hope.

When will we see the coffins displayed daily on the evening news? When can we expect the photographs of the fallen citizens solemnly depicted in the paper? Why no news magazines covering the grieving mother screaming for the mayor to do something? Why no chants of “Obama organized…crime” or “gangs grew, Obama knew”. Obama’s preacher told of mean hateful white men while his community committed suicide right (or Wright) in his presence. But Obama did not mind; Chicago was only a temporary stop for him. He was planning his escape to Washington D.C. (Another crime ridden Democratic control, high crime rate city) He temporarily left his comfortable existence in Hawaii with his white parents, white community, supported by his white friends. He only came to Chicago to take, not to give. He left it as he found it, and he stood on their backs to run for office. What he planned for Chicago he now plans for us. He schemed, plotted, and executed well. Do not under estimate him, but do not take him for granted either. Barrack Hussein Obama may be a new breed of Master, but the slaves are still the same. Like an abused family, they support the abuser and disregard the help of neighbors.

Liberal policies fail wherever they are implemented. Why do we keep trying them? Poverty, drugs, gangs, terrible schools, low self-esteem, and destruction will guarantee to also be Democratic and liberal. I guess they are telling the truth only when they claim to be the party for the poor. Of course, they mean the party of poverty.

You want to know why there are less deaths in the country of Iraq than in the city of Chicago? In Iraq the good guys can shoot back!

Enjoying Labor Day!

UARC

The first meeting of UARC! August 20 2008. San Diego CA

El Cajon City Councilman Bob McClellan gave a great presentation

Just a note as we all enjoy the holiday. I will send out a formal notice later.

As I write this, Brynda and I are on a well deserved holiday. I am visiting with my grand-daughter in Arizona, spending the day playing in the pool and buying this perfect child everything she wants. John McCain has just announced his choice for Vice-President and the Democrats have concluded their convention. The lines have been drawn and the soldiers are marching onto the battlefield. What are we going to do? Do we sit back and let others take the field or do we engage with the truth?

Since our last meeting I have spent ten days on the road and visited four cities. I attended a black Jamaican festival in Asheville, North Carolina and a Republican Women Federated Tea at a country club in Greensboro. After many hours of talking to people on flights, in restaurants, at churches and in meetings, I have concluded that public education has succeeded in lulling Americans into a deep sleep.

We are an entertainment centered nation, and as such many seem to think that voting for the President is the same as selecting the next American Idol! It’s amazing! The number of otherwise intelligent, successful, and educated people who do not understand or wish to understand the workings of our government is staggering. I have heard that 40 % of the American people believe that the Republicans still control Congress. So with Congressional approval rating at 9% this reflects poorly on us, not the Democrats.

During my recent travels, I had an interesting discussion with a very successful black woman who owns a multi-national business. We were discussing the prospects of Obama winning the White House, and I mentioned the horror of allowing a leftist President to join forces with a leftist Nancy Polosi, and she asked, “Who is Nancy Polosi?” This elegant, sophisticated, powerful, and influential woman is an ally of mine in business, but she has been so busy with her business that she does not understand what is going on around her. This is not unusual; we have failed to engage in the conversation.

The day after Obama accepted the Democratic nomination, I was on my way to the airport in Charlotte when a young, black female driver greeted me by saying, “Looks like we’re going to have a black president.” As I placed my luggage down, I asked her, “What would that do to put more money into your pockets?” She responded with a typical cliché, “God did not bring him this far to leave him now.” I asked her how does she know it was God who was bringing him. TOTAL CONFUSION FOLLOWED.

The ONLY way we will counter this is personal engagement. We must first get organized, and then we must train and deploy. We must! Join us at the next meeting of the Union Army Republican Club. We are unapologetically training ourselves in and equipping ourselves with the truth with the intent to spread it to others. Invite your like-minded friends and let us project the truth to the community.

The first meeting was a success, and I want to thank El Cajon Councilman Bob McClellan, for his great presentation on the Christian beliefs of our founding fathers. The next meeting will be at the same location, Sizzlers Restaurant at 2855 Midway Drive on the corner of Rosecrans on Wednesday September 17, 2000 We will begin promptly 6 PM.

ANNOUNCING THE NORTH COUNTY UNION ARMY REPUBLICAN CLUB! Thanks to Dick Campbell for arranging this and I hope to see all of you North County folks there. This new meeting will be held on Tuesdays to accommodate those who cannot make it on Wednesdays. Dick’s announcement is added below.

We Win When We Show UP! See you on the battlefield, Mason Weaver, Union Army Republican Clubs.

History of the Republican Party

History of the Republican Party

From the beginning… AUTHOR UNKNOWN
Abolishing slavery. Free speech. Women’s suffrage. In today’s stereotypes, none of these sounds like a typical Republican issue, yet they are stances the Republican Party, in opposition to the Democratic Party, adopted early on. Reducing the government. Streamlining the bureaucracy. Returning power to the states. These issues don’t sound like they would be the promises of the party of Lincoln, the party that fought to preserve the national union, but they are, and logically so.
With a core belief in the idea of the privacy of individuals, the Republican Party, since its inception, has been at the forefront of the fight for individuals’ rights in opposition to a large, bloated government. The Republican Party has always thrived on challenges and difficult positions. Its present role as leader of the revolution in which the principles of government are being re-evaluated is a role it has traditionally embraced.
At the time of its founding, the Republican Party was organized as an answer to the divided politics, political turmoil, arguments and internal division, particularly over slavery, that plagued the many existing political parties in the United States in 1854.