10 minutes into it, the movie looks great so far.

One of those large, professional-quality docuмentary movies that it's a good idea to watch.

I wouldn't say it's penitential. That makes it sound like it's a penance to watch. Maybe it's hard to see how the Communists have taken over our country -- but it's certainly intellectually satisfying to see truth presented on-screen and watch something that helps you understand the world around you that much better.

So I would say it's NOT penitential to watch it.

pledges to mother earth and the trees, bugs, fungus and stuff..........







I Pledge Allegiance Poster

Sep 7, 2009 – "I pledge allegiance to the earth and all the life
which it supports.  One planet, in our care, irreplacable, [sic] with
SUSTENANCE and RESPECT for all" [sic]

"It seems to me that with the amount of propaganda that the
schools try to fill our kids' heads with, all they're truly doing is
admitting to the weakness of their position. If liberalism was
really such a strong and winning argument, then they wouldn't
need to inculcate kids with such a machine. Their arguments do
not stand on their own, and they know it."

"The teacher who put this [^] up needs to have a teachable moment.
Conservation is a conservative value. And really, besides the
challenge this presents to the pledge of allegiance, which is
perhaps a little snarky, I don’t see anything in here language-wise
that any conservative couldn’t agree with."

IMHO this guy [^] doesn't know any true conservatives. (E.g.,
...with sustenance and respect for all pathogens and sociopaths?)  









Oct 27, 2011 – “I pledge allegiance to the Earth and all its natural
systems. Interdependence is what I seek, on one planet, with one
people, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

That last part probably sounds familiar, but what about the rest of
the pledge? That’s the product of a controversy raging at John
Stanford International School in Seattle’s Wallingford
neighborhood.

The alternative pledge is printed on flyers posted near the
school. The posters are a sign of protest against a school-wide
renewal of the traditional pledge’s recitation every morning..







http://www.klme.org/  Kids Love Mother Earth

I pledge allegiance to Mother Earth and to all life that it nourishes.
All growing things, all species of animals and all races of people.

I promise to protect all life in our planet. To live in harmony with nature.

And to share our resources justly, so that all people can live with dignity,
in good health and in peace.










I Pledge

Allegiance to the Earth Button
$2.00

The button text reads: "I pledge allegiance to the Earth and to the

flora, fauna and human life that it supports. One planet

indivisible, with safe air, water & soil, economic justice, equal

rights and peace for all."








http://newprogs.org/moving-forward

"When I was a young man (1927) growing up in New York City, I refused

to pledge allegiance to the flag. Of course I was sent to the

principal's office. And he asked me, 'Why don't you want to

pledge allegiance? Everybody does!'  I said, 'Everybody once

believed the Earth was flat but that doesn't make it so.'

I explained that America owed everything it has to other

cultures and other nations. and [sic] that I would

rather pledge allegiance to the Earth and everyone on it.

Needless to say, it wasn't long before I left school entirely. and

[sic] I set up a lab in my bedroom. There I began to learn about

science and nature. I realized then that the universe is governed

by laws and that the human being along with society itself was

not exempt from these laws."

This movie is two years old - 2010.


So if it had been distributed widely, it should have prevented Obama from being
re-elected, one would think.  


There has to be an explanation for this phenomenon.  An evil agenda, the
[errors of Russia], spread throughout the world, so as to make the USA into the
USSA through every aspect of society: education, political movement, law,
movies, news, magazines, fashion, accessories, cars, environmentalism,
[SSPX]  - everywhere except the most conservative Christian churches...

But wait - they're talking about "truth" a lot in the last 10 minutes of this
movie, but you don't see a single Catholic priest being interviewed.  And all
the speakers have their words whitewashed to appease every Protestant.
Am I touching on the nerve here?


[my terms are in brackets - the director would have cut them out...]


[I only mention SSPX because to the extent that the Menzingen-denizens
are wont to imitate the purveyors of the errors of Russia, they do all the
things that are detrimental to the Society, such as silencing the opposition
to a practical and impossible agreement and denouncing of the errors of V.II,
exclusion of +W and expulsion of good priests, etc.]

Great video, thanks for sharing!  Might anyone know how long it took Congressman Bowers to do the research for this movie?

What makes Dorothy Day Communist?

What makes Dorothy Day Communist?

Dorothy Day was a card carrying member of the American Socialist Party.  She was a communist.  

"To see only the good, the Christ, in others!  Perhaps if we thought of how Karl Marx was called "Papa Marx" by all the children on the street, if we knew and remembered how he told fairy stories to his children, how he suffered hunger and poverty and pain, how he sat by the body of his dead child and had no money for coffin or funeral, perhaps such thoughts as these would make us love him and his followers.  Dear God, for the memory of that dead child, of that faithful wife, grant his stormy spirit a "place of refreshment, light, and peace."
And there was Lenin.  He hungered and thirsted and at times he had no fixed abode.  Mme. Krupskaya, his widow, said that he loved to go into the peace of the pine woods and hunt mushrooms like old Mrs. Dew down at Easton did, and we with her one October.  He lived one time in the slums of Paris, and he lived on horse meat when he had meat, and he started schools for the poor and the workers.  "He went about doing good." --Dorothy Day, 1948, Catholic Worker Newspaper.

I would further note Dorothy Day defined her program in terms of Quadragesimo Anno, not Communism.