Paul Screvane

 Paul Screvane

Paul Screvane was a New York City Council President in 1964 who exposed the corruption of community action programs. It was noted by school principals that an agency called Mobilization was not trying to help the poor and instead was fomenting quarreling and class warfare. Mobilization was not instructing self-learning through civics and empathy and instead was instructing marxism and hostilities. Mobilization activists intimidated Welfare office workers demanding free stuff being led by marxist socialists.

School principals noted that Mobilization was employing full time paid agitators and organizers from extremist groups. This was in 1964 when the Civil Rights Movement was fighting for equality of opportunity for jobs and education and not for free stuff. The socialists were fomenting class warfare, racial warfare, conflict, and demanding free things such as paychecks and clothing allowances among other things without having to work. The socialists demanded free things without having to work consistent with socialist hippies and beats while persecuting the true Civil Rights Movement. Marxism was not a part of the Civil Rights Movement.

"Though Mobilization for Youth broke off connections with the welfare rights movement at this point, the movement rolled on under its own momentum. During the next two years welfare rights groups in New York routinely occupied welfare offices, damaged furniture, and clashed with police."- (page 263)

"By the end of the decade community organizing ceased entirely to be a component of the agency's program. Mobilization by then was concentrating on vocational education, with stress of changing the poor to suit the job market rather than changing the market to suit the poor. As a bureaucratic agency bearing a distinct resemblance to the type it had once set out to reform, Mobilization appropriately became a favorite target for militant demonstrations on the East Side."- (page 265)

The newspaper, the Daily News, wrote articles describing how the Mobilization action committee was employing "scores of leftists and subversives" to cause social strife in 1964. This was most likely because the Civil Rights Movement was effective. The racist socialists then wanted to cause class and race warfare in the US by employing racist socialists to practice hostilities, chaos, slander, deceit, and preach socialism. (Maybe McCarthy was not wrong?) Paul Screvane also went against socialists and Mobilization. Screvane said that if there were socialists in Mobilization, the city would not renew Mobilization's contract. Scrivane was probably persecuted by slander and opposed by socialists. Screvane was competing for the Mayor position being a Democrat and did not win. Mobilization was able to keep practicing deceit and instigate conflict. Bertram Beck, a socialist leader in Mobilization, then described that it was time to merge with established institutions (this could mean that socialists also had to appease the trust fund establishment to ensure survival. Marxist socialists who rebelled against American ideals of competition and hard work and believed to be independent and autonomous, had to do the bidding of the trust fund idolators. Marxists in Mobilization then became covert socialists since they had been outed, and Mobilization became a bureaucracy.)

There is a difference between the Civil Rights Movement and marxism. The Civil Rights Movement asked for the elimination of a racist caste system to allow for equal opportunity to compete for jobs and education in order for an individual to improve himself. Marxism demands the practice of racism and classism to prevent equal opportunity and thus foment a caste system. The Civil Rights Movement was created to eliminate the caste system while racist socialists wanted to eliminate equal opportunity and the practice of empathy and hard work for slothfulness and a racist caste system. (The difference betwen Christianity and idolatry).

The Upper Middle Class Socialist Leftists Also Protested Universities in 1965

"There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part; you can't even passively take part, and you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus and you've got to make it stop. And you've go to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all." -Projection from Mario Savio (Individuals are born free and it is actually socialism that is chains and shackles.)

It is described that some of the socialists in 1965 were comprised from the upper middle class who had been raised in opulence and had significant resources. Instead of being grateful for the resources, they decided to believe the lies of socialism and decided to rebel against Christianity, democracy, and capitalism. Since consumerism does not offer satisfaction or a sense of identity, they began to practice socialism. They were the first group of college students to rebel against a quality liberal education, consider themselves "saviors or liberators", and wanted to be instructed lies. African-Americans and minorities were opposed and obstructed from going to college in the 1960s seen in the James Meredith story and were grateful when they were able to obtain a great liberal education. Socialists actually rebelled and protested the ability to receive a quality education considering it "oppressive" because it required hard work and dedication. 

Individuals including Herbert Marcuse, Carl Oglesby, Paul Potter, Greg Calvert, and Mario Savio, and other protesters described that they needed to fight the "machine" by essentially throwing temper tantrums, lying, and protesting the freedom to receive an education and have autonomy. The socialist students were instructed by socialist propaganda agents (Oglesby, Savio, Marcuse, Potter, and Calvert) to blame liberalism, conservatism, and professors. Socialists were rebeling against having a work ethic, discipline, celibacy, and dedication. They described that the "system" was made up of "liberals" who started the Vietnam war when in fact it was the socialists who created the Vietnam war (Kissinger, Hoover, and Nixon most likely were in charge of escalating the Vietnam war) and kept it going for 5 years until 1970 when Nixon was president. (Coincidence that the war ended once Nixon was president.) The socialist protestors who were college students in university in 1965 created SDS which was to promote socialism in college campuses and rebellion against conservative values, having a work ethic, classical liberalism, and empathy. SDS began to have newspapers, radio programs, and propaganda to lead students to socialism. Despite the student organization, most students did not participate and kept to their integrity and values seeing how socialists were slothful, liars, envious, and conflict causing. (Another reason why Carter and Reagen were elected in the 1970s and 1980s.) The socialist imperialists were actually pro-war and pro-segregation, and the socialist students "appeared" to be the solution to imperialism when the imperialists were socialists. The communist student's solution to socialism's aggression and unneeded warfare was socialism. Essentially socialism is the problem. True patriotic Americans saw straight through the deceit and preferred humble leaders like Reagen and Carter and avoided conflict and envy.

The Socialists Plagiarized MLK's Call to Freedom From the Civil Rights Movement

"The revolutionary struggle is always and always must be a struggle for "freedom"."- Greg Calvert on masking socialist oppression as freedom

"Radical consciousness was the perception of oneself as unfree, as "oppressed"-and finally it is the discovery of oneself as one of the "oppressed"."- Lies and deception based from Greg Calvert SDS member saying that oppressive socialists are "oppressed" (page 323)

While African Americans and minorities were fighting in the Civil Rights Movement for equality and freedom from racial discrimination, the socialists were opposing the Civil Rights Movement. The upper middle class (also might include trust fund students) college socialists in 1965 opposed the Civil Rights Movement and also plagiarized the slogan from MLK about the need to fight for freedom. (Carmichael and Rudd opposed the Civil Rights Movement and may have been FBI or CIA agents and thus from affluent background. SDS socialists were also from affluent background).

"Were the radical thousands fighting against the oppression of others or against the "oppression" of themselves?"- Socialists were not helping others seen in how they persecuted the Civil Rights Movement, and affluent socialists were not oppressed (page 321)

A socialist agent, Calvert, stated that all "students were oppressed" and needed "freedom". There are multiple questions that stem from these socialist temporary lies and non-sense:

Students with trust funds and living above the poverty line where "oppressed"?

What constituted "oppression"? Not being able to be an alcoholic every day? Not being able to be a junkie everyday? Not being able to practice adultery and homosexuality? Not being allowed to be slothful? Not being rewarded nor applauded for being bitter and resentful?

To the socialists what constituted "freedom"? Was freedom being allowed to not work nor study? And also prevent others from working and studying?

Preventing others from competing in sports or school?

Avoiding the need to improve each day?

Avoiding responsibility and the need to grow up?

Elongating the coddled child phase as long as possible?

Past childhood?

Past adolescence?

Past early adulthood?

Past middle adulthood?

There is the question of what is "oppression" to socialists?

Is it capitalist ethics of competition and betterment?

Is it democracy to prefer better options and choices than one party systems and flawed socialist beliefs that are stagnated and lead to stagnation?

What is "oppression" to socialists?

Is it being called out on dishonesty?

Is it being called out on envy?

Is it being called out on the many lies?

Is it being called out on hypocrisy?

Is it being called out on fake empathy?

Is it being called out on arrogance?

Is it being called out on misuse of resources?

Is it being called out on the fact that socialism has never worked? (Neither a 40 hour work week nor a success.)

Socialist students in 1965 were told to hate and disdain classical liberals and conservatives (moderates). The moderates were the "enemy" because they were Christian, Democratic, and capitalistic. Who would oppose cowardice, slothfulness, arrogance, malice, corruption, and deceit from socialism? The socialists opposed the Civil Rights Movement because it was fighting racism and actual oppression. African Americans and minorities who were not affluent, were not trust fund socialist children, and were not upper middle class socialists, were oppressed in the 1960s and since the 1860s after socialists assassinated Lincoln. The affluent socialists stated that they too were "oppressed"? No the racist socialists were the oppressors. Therefore by logic, the socialists can not be the oppressed as much as they wanted to fit in with the working class that they were oppressing in the US and all over the world. The imperialists and imperialism is socialistic seen in the Vietnam war of 1965 that was ended when Nixon was president. Socialists said "liberals" were the imperialists yet JFK created the Peace Corps to send college students to countries to teach and help others. When he wanted that for the US in the Service Corp, Congress denied the legislation. Genuine empathy is not imperialism. MLK fought segregation from socialists with genuine empathy and triumphed. JFK helped MLK. The socialists were creating wars seen in Vietnam, and the architect of that war was Henry Kissinger, a socialist imperialist, neoconservative, and idolator. So the affluent socialist students were both fighting oppression while also oppressing and opposing the Civil Rights Movement and calling liberals "imperialists". So socialism can both oppress and fight "oppression" at the same time? Quite illogical. Che Guevara went to Bolivia to fight democracy and actually oppressed workers in Bolivia (Socialists romanticize and say he went to "liberate" the working class in Bolivia. Shouldn't he have started in his own country or Cuba since he was a henchman of Castro? Guevara could have been a doctor and helped the world in his country by being a good doctor. Instead he dropped out of med school (not due to gangstalking or lack of resources) but so that he could be a slothful murderer and racist socialist.) How is that liberating the working class? So socialism is an oppressive system and also the oppressor. (Guevara got destroyed, Kissinger was outed as a socialist and warmonger, and Nixon resigned from office and also perished. There is justice.)

Racist Socialist College Students Fomented Chaos and Division in 1965

"Blockading intersections with parked cars, trash cans, parking meters, and potted trees, the crowd ringed twenty-five square blocks, declared them a liberated area, and attempted to hold them with improvised guerilla tactics. When police charged, the protestors broke into small groups, retreated, and then reformed elsewhere to set up new barricades. At two intersections demonstrators found themselves superior in force and took up lost positions. After holding the streets for a few hours, the students retreated rather than engage the National Guard and marched back...to Berkeley." - SDS socialist students protesting with violence in Oakland, California (they had decided against peaceful protests thus describing they were not Civil Rights activists and actually hostile socialists trashing a city) (page 328)

Socialist college students that were racist and socialists from SDS in 1965 stated that they were fighting for the oppressed while actually opposing and persecuting the Civil Rights Movement. They were slothful and rebellious and intended to cause racial strife and division. While appearing to be pacifists, they did street drugs like LSD (derived from peyote) and were hostile. On college campuses, they rebelled against civility and decorum wanting dorm hours and arrangements changed according to their specifications (most likely to promote fornication and adultery). They protested against professors for being moderates and classical liberals and probably opposed conservative and liberal students who were not deceived by socialism. They protested the Vietnam war while calling for violence at campuses and communities in the US to further their lawlessness agenda of idol worship. This was so that there could be increased lawlessness for the man of sin in the end times. Socialists students trashed universities, felt offended about about everything, and did not want to compete nor have discipline. They even stormed the Pentagon all by themselves "without help" from the government. They managed to sneak into restricted areas showing that socialists were better trained than government officials? (Most likely a propaganda ploy from socialists in the government and students in 1967 to encourage people to become a socialist.) 

"Once on the Pentagon grounds, approximately one thousand demonstrators disregarded the agreements their leaders had negotiated with the government on permissible forms of disobedience and immediately headed for forbidden areas, some of them shoving through a line of US marshals to establish an illegal beachhead on the asphalt plaza leading to the Pentagon's main entrance. A handful even briefly made it past guards through a side door. Thousands more crowded menacingly onto the steps leading to the plaza and on the grassy mall below. This was "resistance", and to direct it SDS leaders, included Greg Calvert, materialized with bullhorns at strategic locations."- Hostile SDS socialists were able to stroll through the Pentagon preaching slothfulness and envy without being opposed while Civil Rights Activists had been reviled, punched, and opposed for protesting racism in universities and buses  (page 329) 

Seems rather fake and was meant to promote socialism as pacifism and the socialists as "heroes" against unneeded warfare in Vietnam being that Nixon was a socialist and probably threatened the Democratic president in 1965 to escalate the war through Hoover. (While liberals were blamed for the war to further obfuscate the truth.) McCarthy was correct in saying that the military had covert socialists who were trying to undermine American leadership, values, ideals, and the imperative to improve the nation. The socialists wanted chaos, division, lack of discipline, and lawlessness to lead to a socialism dystopia where there is barrenness and envy. (We have seen how socialists have envied amazing leaders for their ideals and for being impressive. Socialists also opposed Churchill similar to McCarthy, JFK, MLK, Carter, Reagen, and Thatcher for fighting against the religion of envy.) Pope John Paul Paul II, Carter, and Reagen where able to be great leaders in the 70s and 80s that helped collapse the Soviet Union. While socialists attempted to turn the US into a socialist barren dystopia like the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union collapsed and Christianity increased in the US and in the countries that became independent from the Soviet Union. Conservatives, liberals, and moderates preferred Carter and Reagen to establishment politicians and saw straight through the deceit of socialism. Pastors also helped fight against the lies of socialism describing that rock and roll, idol worship, deceit, anger, hate, bitterness, slothfulness, conflict, illicit drug use, greed, intemperance, and indiscipline did not help. True Christian Pastors gave sermons against socialism and communism. Late Pastor David Wilkerson preached against sin and fornication. Late Pastor Billy Graham also preached against sin. (Fake communist preachers decided to preach distorted teachings being permissive towards socialism, idol worship, fornication, adultery, homosexuality, envy, and "the need not to judge others" to justify homosexuality while homosexuality needs to be rebuked for being grave sin and lawlessness.) Pope Benedict XVI was hated in the 2000s and 2010s for not approving of and repudiating homosexuality and sin. Despite opposition, individuals still keep speaking truth and rebuke socialism and homosexuality.

Spencer Churchill

 Spencer Churchill

 

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston S. Churchill

 

Winston Spencer Churchill was born in November 30, 1874. He was to become the most important, defiant, and mentally strong leader of the Western world for the 20th century. Among the many adjectives that could describe Winston Churchill, being headstrong in a positive way allowed him to defend the liberties of those in the Western world. When nazi socialist Germany invaded Europe and terrified the world with the enormous signs of destruction, Winston Churchill refused to capitulate. Of all the English leaders in Parliament, Winston Churchill, was the only leader to refuse to sign a treaty with the German leaders. While several English leaders feared Germany and wished to pacify it through forfeiture of sovereignty, Churchill decided to mount a defense to the German might.

 

“Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.” – Winston Churchill

 

When most Europe lay crumbling from the attacks of the German armies in World War II, Churchill decided to mount a resistance. He wrote extensively to the United States in favor of getting much needed equipment to defend democracy. He wrote a speech to unite England against the tyranny of the time. He decided to mount soldiers in strategic points to allow time for reinforcements to arrive. To say the least, this will to fight despite all obstacles makes Churchill stand as a defender of Western History.

 

“Never, never, never, give up.” – Winston Churchill

 

And what else could we expect from a self-made man. He learned to write, read, and continued to excel at everything that he placed his mind to. Churchill was known to write extensively on multiple subjects from the time he acted as a war correspondent, writing about his experiences in his British army service, to his experiences flying airplanes. Winston Churchill enjoyed living and enjoyed breaking limits. We know so much about him due to his extensive writing ability and volumes of information that he would dictate or write himself. He made sure that his ideas were recorded but also made sure to have fun while at it. Such men are able to lead when history calls for it.

 

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” – Winston Churchill

 

A man of many successes but also of failures. It is impossible to recount the amount of times he was criticized for simply existing. People forgot about  him after freeing the Western world from German nazi destruction. He was often ridiculed by his own party or by the opposition party but he remained calm and collected. When a woman complained that he was a drunkard, Winston quickly quipped, “I may be drunk, Miss, but in the morning I will be sober while you will be ugly.” Such quick wit and mental fortitude shows that no one was allowed to have fun at the expense of Churchill.

 

“If you are going through hell, keep going.” – Winston Churchill

 

Despite all his supposed eccentricities and peculiarities, Winston Churchill was a leader than united a nation that wanted to fear the enemy. Churchill inspired greatness and fortitude even in the most trying times. His famous speech shows what kind of a man he was. A man that always places one foot in front of the other and continues, no matter the circumstances. A man who did not look to inspire pity or fear but rather unity and cohesion. By resisting World War II Germany, Churchill decided to embrace truth and protect history from being ravaged by evil doctrines. Even after England suffered terrible losses of life through the defense of Europe, it gave time for a nation to come to its rescue and the rest … well here we are speaking English, enjoying a representative democratic republic, with liberties.

Winston Churchill Was Persecuted For Galvanizing the West Against Racism

"I am an optimist. It does not seem too much use being anything else."

Winston Churchill was hated and envied for describing multiple times prior to being Prime Minister the need to repudiate and fight against racism when nazi socialists were beginning to persecute innocent lives. Churchill had to write multiple books and kept writing to prevent bankruptcy being that he was being hated by socialists in England. His house was close to being repossessed for not going along with socialism. The socialists harassed and hated Churchill for not favoring capitulation to Hitler and his deranged racist madness. It is noted that they even placed billboard signs to discourage Churchill from fighting against racism. It seemed that Churchill was fighting an uphill battle and was the only individual among politicans who never believed Hitler's lies. Churchill was given the option by Hitler to meet and discuss a capitulation agreement to which Churchill decided to deny a meeting and was absent from said meeting. Churchill stated that any capitulation to Hitler would be the start of the decline of freedom. Churchill preferred to fight it out than be a henchman of Hitler. Churchill would keep writing amidst intimidation and envy and would eventually be Prime Minister of England. 

"I hate nobody except Hitler- and that is professional."

Being Prime Minister of England allowed Churchill to galvanize the United States and Europe to fight against the socialist nazis who appeared to be gaining territory. Despite the opposition, Churchill kept giving speeches and writing for the need to remove nazi socialism that, in fact, is racism. The West decided to fight against Hitler and nazi socialism and was able to describe that bravery and courage are needed. Europe and the United States fought against nazi socialists in the Second World War and were able to vanquish nazi socialism in the 1940s. After nazi socialism had declined, soviet socialism was the next opponent that threatened freedom and autonomy in the world. Churchill was not perfect but he was impressive going against the flow and choosing to be distinct. Churchill was the voice of reason when individuals wanted to capitulate to racism. Churchill would then describe the need to fight against soviet socialism. Churchill's bravery is appreciated for allowing us to know that it is possible to persevere with values and without the need to hate for no reason.

Churchill Never Gave Up

"I knew that the nation had the heart. I had the luck to give the roar."

Churchill became Prime Minister in 1940 and was able to inspire England against Hitler and nazi german racists. Prior to 1940, Churchill had seen how Hitler was a threat. Despite Halifax and other individuals advocating for capitulation to Hitler, Churchill decided to mount a resistance against racism and persecution. While Hitler was praised by nazis and racists in England, Churchill knew that nazism was not needed in the world. Churchill saw through the fake rhetoric of Hitler who used oratory as a method to lead deceived individuals into hate and envy. Hitler also used drugs and alcohol to manipulate individuals into joining the nazi forces. Initially it was under the guise of gymnasiums but it was noted that the nazis gave out free drugs to control individuals. Hitler gave out free drugs to youth in order to tempt them to have anger, bitterness, and think that persecution was a viable option. (Hitler was not German and may have been Jewish. Definitely worked for the snake).

Churchill knew that Hitler was deceitful and unethical. Despite Hitler having invaded multiple European countries in 1939 including France and was advancing towards England, Churchill decided to fight Hitler and his nazi forces. There was doubt as to how England could prevent Hitler from advancing, yet Churchill did not cower. Instead of losing hope, Churchill encouraged England and Western Democracy by stating that, "We will never surrender." England fought Hitler and nazism and never surrendered. The US would enter the war in 1941 and supported Democracy against tyranny. Once Hitler had to actually fight military forces instead of persecuting innocent lives, he decided to end it with cyanide pellets commiting suicide. Hitler persecuted German Christians, Catholics, Jewish individuals, and anyone who disagreed with insanity and cowardice seen in nazism. Hitler was judged by King Jesus Christ seeing how he did not live to more than 40 years of life despite having a large army, tanks, bomber planes, informants, and idolatrous sycophants. Meanwhile Churchill became the hero of the Western World and an example of grit and manliness. 

Churchill Criticized and Fought Against Socialism

"Lenin: His sympathies cold and wide as the Arctic Ocean; his hatreds tight as the hangman's noose. His purpose to save the world: his method to blow it up."

"Democracy is the worst system devised by wit of man, except for all the others." (There is definitely sarcasm in the first part of the saying.)

Churchill fought against nazi socialism and helped the West understand the reality of racism and socialism. After the nazi socialists were defeated in the Second World War, soviet socialism began to demonstrate that it also was not trying to help individuals. Churchill again fought against soviet socialism and described the truth of the lying doctrine. Churchill criticized and showed that Lenin was not a good person and was hypocritical. While socialism describes that its intent is to foment peace and prosperity, it actually wants to repress individuality and diversity. Churchill understood this in the 1930s and was able to describe in great detail why democracy may not be perfect yet it is a better option than the worst option possible: socialism.

"Socialism is government of the duds, by the duds, and for the duds."

Churchill was serious in his criticism of socialism. Churchill is also known for having great wit and an amazing sense of humor. He has interesting quotes that describe that socialism should never be idealized acknowledging that Democratic Republics are much better off. Churchill wrote extensively about repudiating socialism in all its forms including nazi socialism and soviet socialism. Churchill described that socialists hate true capitalism because it allows individuals to improve themselves, be happy, and be grateful. Socialists want everyone to be miserable and also want individuals to appreciate being miserable. Socialists do not want others to improve themselves nor help others improve themselves. Churchill described that individuals are meant to get better through healthy competition and empathy seen in true capitalism. Churchill had one of the quickest and most impressive wits being able to repudiate nonsense and envy with humor. 

"The inherent "vice" of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent "virtue" of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.

Churchill Was Envied and Opposed by Socialists in the mid 1940s For Fighting Against Socialism

"We must never cease to proclaim in fearless tones the great principles of freedom and the rights of man which are the joint inheritance of the English-speaking world and which through Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights, the Habeas Corpus, trial by jury, and the English common law find their most famous expression in the American Declaration of Independence... All this means that the people of any country have the right, and should have the power by constitutional action, by free unfettered elections, with secret ballot, to choose or change the character or form of government under which they dwell; that freedom of speech and thought should reign; that courts of justice, independent of the executive, unbiased by any party, should administer laws which have received the broad assent of large majorities or are consecrated by time and custom. Here are the title deeds of freedom which should lie in every cottage home. Here is the message of the British and American people to mankind. Let us preach what we practice-let us practice what we preach."- The Churchill Factor (page 273-274)

"The communist parties, which were very small in all these Eastern States of Europe, have been raised to pre-eminence and power far beyond their numbers and are seeking everywhere to obtain totalitarian control... [with] no true democracy (page 275)

Churchill was also hated by socialists in England in 1945 after helping defeat nazi socialists. Churchill described that socialism was not good and helped no one since 1917 and was opposed by the media in the mid 1940s after helping win World War II. Churchill saw that Stalin was maddened by socialism and began to make contentions to fight socialism in 1945 (Churchill saw that communism corroded the socialists and drove them mad.) Churchill wrote a famous speech about the beauty of Democracy and the vices of socialism in 1945 after the war had been won by the Allied Forces. The media took to oppose Churchill calling Churchill a looney "alarmist" for speaking truth about socialism. In the Soviet Union's newspaper, Pravda (that actually wrote lies), he was slandered as a crazy war monger and nazi racist. Stalin also slandered Churchill for calling out his totalitarianism, racism, and madness in dealing with Germany after World War II. Churchill called out the manner that Germans were being sent out of Poland to Germany based on Stalin's envy and racism. Stalin also wanted to murder Germans arbitrarily after the war had ended and Churchill said no. (The fascists, crazies, and racists are the socialists.) The slander from media was because socialism was beginning to be organized in a manner to oppose Christianity, Democracy, and capitalism in the 1950s during the mid 1940s.  Churchill saw that communism had devastated Germany and was also not what it appeared to be. Churchill described that soviet socialism was attempting to prevent democracy in West Berlin, and Stalin even went so far as to blockade West Germany and prevent resources from entering the city. (The US fought against the blockade by providing needed resources to West Germany through airplane delivery. West Germany was Democratic and capitalistic and hated by Stalin.) Eventually the blockade ended. 

Churchill saw that socialism was not good in the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union "appeared to be improving" while this was only propaganda to bolster the image of socialism. Solzhenytsin described how there was nothing being produced in the Soviet Union and instead the country was grinding to a halt. Churchill knew this and probably saw it too. Churchill was older than 60 years of age and was still speaking truth about the virtues of democracy and the vices of socialism. He kept speaking truth despite having already having won the Second World War. Churchill kept warning the Western Democratic Republics that Stalin and socialism were incompatible with democracy and capitalism. Because he was right, the socialists tried to side line him from prominence by calling him crazy, racist, and a fascist. Churchill kept speaking truth and the socialists slandered and lied about Churchill to prevent socialism from being exposed as a failed religion of envy. (He had helped end nazi socialism and idolators were not happy that he had insight about how soviet socialism was no better.) Socialists attempted to slander and discourage him, yet Churchill kept describing the reality of socialism and coveting.

Quotes from the Churchill Factor by Boris Johnson, Goodreads, and Great British Wit from Rosemarie Jarski

Rudy Vale

 Rudy Vale

Rudy Vale was a musician in the 1930s who was the first of the crooners. Rudy Vale was impressive being able to sing melodies while playing to a band. It is noted that in the 1930s there was the Glenn Miller Band and Russ Columbo who was also a top crooner. Vale was impressive for having gone to university, graduated, and was also the band leader at his school. 

Vale was noted to be an amazing musician who sang in four languages and also served in the military during World War II. Vale was noted to be the first of the crooners and was respected and cherished by Americans. (There is the question of how he did not make it to the top during the 1930s despite being well prepared and having amazing vocals? Envy quite possibly?)

Vale kept being amazing and also played saxophone. There were rumors that he had a temper, which may have been slander since he was disciplined and a leader in university. There was also the slander that he went out with an actress that said he was ill tempered when in fact these lies may have been said to cast doubts on his impressive career. 

Vale was impressive and may have been disliked or envied by other crooners, socialists, or racists. Vale was a top talent and most likely was slandered even in the 1930s. Vale served in the Second World War (a singer that served in the Second World War!) and was able to make music to motivate the troops. It is impressive the manner that envy has existed for quite a long time even in the 1930s. Glenn Miller was also an amazing musician and was also sabotaged for being the top band at that time and serving in the Second World War motivating the troops. 

Kate Smith

 Kate Smith

Kate Smith was a singer and radio broadcaster who was cherished by Americans in the 1930s and 1940s. Smith was an amazing musician who made and sang patriotic music. She sang "GOD Bless America". She made multiple broadcasts and also made thousands of songs. She was industrious and polite. 

Smith kept having a work ethic and was industrious. Smith would help her nation by selling war bonds that contributed to the fighting of the Second World War against the nazis. Similar to Carole Lombard, Smith cared about her country and decided to help fight the Second World War.

Smith was cherished by true American patriots. She had conducted thousands of broadcasts, made thousands of songs, and supported the men who fought against the nazis. Smith was respected, and Americans listened to her broadcasts. Smith is considered one of the top musicians of the 1930s and 1940s. Smith was respected and listened to because she was authentic, industrious, talented, and patriotic. 

Smith was patriotic and authentic. Americans in the 30s and 40s cared more about talent and values than appearances and superficiality. (Smith was tall and was heavy set yet was cared about by Americans for being a great singer and caring about her country. This describes that discipline and dedication matters greater than superficial appearances. This is in contrast to post-modernism that has continous commercials selling unnecessary items through lies, lust, and false "comparisons". When have you seen a commercial for something that is necessary like water or bread?)

Jack Dempsey

 Jack Dempsey

Jack Dempsey was a top boxer in the United States in the 1920s and 1930s. Dempsey was one of thr best boxers changing the sport of boxing. His dedication and discipline caused the sport of boxing to change with the need to add more agility. Boxers needed to be agile to defend instead of keeping the upright defense (the boxing defense in the 1920s and 30s consisted of holding the arms and hands upward in order to defend against incoming strikes. Boxers began to duck, sway to the sides, and prioritize agility instead of the upright defense. 

Dempsey was an amazing boxer who was impressive and was able to win the championship. He had losses but was able to recuperate and improve. Dempsey kept improving and caused the sport of boxing to evolve with needed agility. The modern sport of boxing has improved over the years due to the importance of cardio and agility. Cardio and agility have made the sport more dynamic, faster, and more interesting. 

Dempsey was drafted for the First World War and he skipped service. Americans did not look too favorably at this and his popularity declined significantly. In the Second World War, Dempsey served in the Coast Guard showing that he had changed his mind and developed courage. Dempsey decided to be patriotic and served during the Second World War.

Dempsey changed the sport of boxing and also decided to serve in the military in the 1940s. We learn that Dempsey is considered one of the top boxers of all times. Dempsey is remembered as an amazing boxer who changed his mind and decided to be patriotic. 

Literary Review

 Literary Review of the Unraveling of America by Allen Matusow

The book by Matusow describes the 1960s through different persepectives. The first section details the importance of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and his presidency in allowing America to improve despite the existence of socialism. Kennedy's presidency displayed how classical liberalism helped improve the United States by fighting for Civil Rights, using Keynesian economics to get the country out of a recession, created jobs, prioritized schools, wanted to send a man to the moon in the Space Race against the Soviet Union, created the Peace Corps, and fought agaist socialism. Kennedy was a bureaucrats nightmare for choosing to improve the United States through jobs and educations consistent with Christianity, Democracy, and capitalism. (Nixon is described in positive terms at times while he was a crook while Kennedy was criticized concerning the Cuban Missile Crisis. Kennedy was described having a "personal vendetta against Castro" while Castro had nuclear weapons pointed at the US in Cuba. It seems that Kennedy was defending the US against Cuba and there was no vendetta, but actually removal of nuclear threats. Kennedy is described being impressive throughout the book yet at times is criticized unfairly in the book. This is while racist affluent socialists in SDS are described being a part of the Civil Rights Movement.)

The book also significantly contrasts the mid 1960s when the disillusionment from Kennedy's assassination attempted to discourage Americans from being idealistic and courageous (Socialists envied JFK including Hoover, Sullivan and Nixon for being an impressive and innovative leader who practiced empathy and was a real Catholic Christian). The socialists attempted to cause a racial and class war between American citizens because the US had improved under Kennedy who was a classical liberal. The "counter culture" movement was created by socialists to prevent any further improvements by conservatives and classical liberals in the US. The socialists wanted Americans fighting against Americans based on race. (Racist socialists wanted to keep segregation and were oppressing and persecuting the Civil Rights Movement activists. The intention was for racist socialist bureaucrats to radicalize African Americans and minorities into aggression and violence against Caucasian racists so that bureaucrats could propagate further conflict and division so that there was no unity. The Civil Rights Movement kept civility and prevented a race war that was intended by the socialist bureaucrats in the 1960s.) Then the socialists in 1964 and 1965 attempted to foment class war. The bureaucrat socialists denied grants to Civil Rights activists like Farmer for ending segregation on buses, trains, and airplane while they gave grants to socialist "intellectuals". The socialist propaganda promoters gave free paychecks to poor socialists in order to instigate race and class war. Socialist "intellectuals" made propaganda to instigate class and race warfare identifying themselves with the oppressed while being affluent. (While being affluent they also helped themselves to tax payer funds.)  The intention was not equality but fomenting division and chaos. Despite all of this, Americans citizens still kept integrity and did not give in to incivility and violence. Idolatry was seen shapeshifting since the 40s from socialist nazism to beats to hippies to materialism to SDS to racism to marxism to rock and roll to the Liberation Party to weatherman to Black Panthers to communism to bureaucracy. Socialism is deception and does not have a stable basis. Despite the different iterations of tempting to disobey the commandments of Moses, socialism fails. We are created to practice empathy and not envy. 

Glenn Miller

 Glenn Miller

Glenn Miller was the creator of the Glenn Miller Band that was one of the biggest bands in the 1930's and 1940's. Miller did not complete college but decided to work making music. Miller was able to create a distinctive sound in those decades by using a clarinet to have the lead melody. "In the Mood" has been heard in most movies. "Moonlight Serenade" is also amazing. Miller's music was distinct and was one of the best bands of the 30s and 40s. 

Miller was an impressive musician and also served in the military during World War II. Miller enlisted in the Air Force and was the leader of the Army Air Force band in the 1940s. Miller decided to serve in the military during the Second World War displaying bravery and patriotism. 

He enlisted in 1942 and in 1944 his plane fell. Miller was respected by Americans for his amazing band music and was considered among the top musicians of his times along with top crooners Rudy Vale (who also served in the Second World War) and Russ Columbo. Miller may have been envied by socialists or racists who saw that Miller lifted morale of the troops with his amazing music in the 1940s. (Carole Lombard was also sabotaged via airplane crash most likely for successfully raising money to help the troops fight Hitler and the narzis.)

Despite opposition and possibly sabotage, Miller is remembered being one of the best musicians of all times who also fought tyranny. Miller made upbeat band music, was a leader, and was industrious. Miller's life described the importance of positive qualities and also of being industrious. (We can choose positive and uplifting music instead of discouraging and low beats per minute music.)