BY ROBERT SPENCER
On this Memorial Day, it seems as if the enemies of freedom are emboldened everywhere, while our leaders are almost all traitors, cowards, or both. We remember when we had strong and patriotic leaders in both parties, a military that was dedicated to the defense of the nation rather than social engineering, and patriotism was not smeared as “racist.”
We still have strong individuals who have vowed the defense of our nation, and for that we can be grateful, but they are being led by a political class so dominated by people who are ignorant of prevailing realities, and so deeply compromised, that they endanger us all — while a desperately corrupt establishment media does everything it can to cover for them and defame those who sound the alarm about this problem.
And so we remember that in our nation’s darkest days, there arose strong, rough men — the ones to whom Churchill referred when he noted that “we sleep safely at night because rough men stand ready to visit violence on those who would harm us.” We pause today to offer our gratitude to them, and to pray and hope that there still remain enough of them to see us through this present darkness. Our resolve to remain free is iron; now all we need are more leaders with similar resolve.
