The Erasing of America
By de Andréa
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE
BOTTOM LINE’
Posted August 24, 2017
WASHINGTON DC
Al Sharpton
wants to tear down the Jefferson memorial in Washington, he says it is because
it is discourteous and offensive to his family.
ATLANTA
Protesters vandalized and attempt to take down the Peace
Monument in Piedmont Park Atlanta.
BALTIMORE
Four Confederate monuments were removed in
Baltimore, Maryland, overnight, days after Charlottesville, Virginia, became
the center of a deadly clash over the planned removal of a Robert E. Lee
statue. The removed
statues, according to ABC's Baltimore affiliate WMAR, included the monument of
Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas. J. “Stonewall” Jackson; the
Confederate Women's Monument; the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument;
and the monument of Roger B. Taney.
NEW YORK
Plaques honoring Gen. Robert E. Lee were removed from the property of a
now-closed Episcopal church in Brooklyn on Wednesday
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
A bronze statue of a Confederate soldier was pulled from its pedestal by
protesters
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
In another North Carolina town, two Confederate statues were vandalized
with spray paint.
Someone also tied a rope around one of the statues in what may have been an
attempt to topple it
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
A 1914 monument honoring fallen Confederate soldiers was splattered with
paint. Opponents are signing a petition to have it removed from a neighborhood
near the University of Tennessee campus.
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
A 52-foot-tall obelisk honoring Confederate soldiers and sailors was
covered by wooden panels at the mayor's order. The 1905 monument is in a
downtown park.
LOS ANGELES CALIFIRBIA
Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where many movie legends are interred, removed
a 6-foot Confederate monument that was erected in 1925.
SAN DIEGO CALIFIRBIA
The city removed a plaque naming Confederate President Jefferson Davis from
a downtown plaza
TAMPA, FLORIDA
A 106-year-old statue of Confederate soldiers will remain on public
property unless opponents raise enough money to move it to a private cemetery
KEYSTONE SOUTH DAKOTA
The removal of Thomas Jefferson’s face from Mt Rushmore
is scheduled because Al Sharpton is offended by it and Theodore Roosevelt also
must be scrubbed off because some consider him friends with Stalin, and then of
course old George had a slave or two.
It all started with the confederate flag, now 700 historical statues, monuments and/or memorials in
the U.S. are scheduled to be demolished because American history is an embarrassment to certain groups of people. The report that they are raciest is fake news, shucks everything is blamed on being raciest. And the rest is blamed on global warming.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Well, just because Lenin’s statue in Seattle is offensive to me, should we tear it down? YES of course we should, it should be offensive to every’ patriotic American. But it won’t be one of the monuments scheduled to be torn down. Why? Because Vladimir Lenin is the hero of the deep state, the elite left and the Communist media, moreover it is not a part of American history, and it is the history of America that is on the Communist Deep States chopping block my friend.
One of my readers, Steve A. writes:
“Okay, in light of today's
racial unrest; cities, States and universities are tearing down their
confederate statues. But apparently that is not enough. There are now calls to
remove statues of Washington and Jefferson because they were slave owners. Well
then we certainly can't stop there. Consistency of purpose suggests we are
going to have to bull-doze the Washington and Jefferson Memorials to the
ground. And how about Mt. Rushmore. Let’s blast that granite tribute to the
founding fathers and those other two shifty Republicans (Abe Lincoln and Teddy
Roosevelt) til Dakota rock covers the states of Nebraska and Iowa. Then,
finally, all our problems will be solved and there will be peace and harmony
across the land.
Just a word of caution to our brothers and sisters who
wave the flag of the left wing. Sometimes when you destroy something as
precious as your own history, you destroy the very foundation that you stand on
. . . not just for you who are demanding it . . . but for all of us.”
Thanks for listening. Now go do the right thing and fight for truth and freedom.
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de Andréa
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