People often wonder why some of us are so critical of America.
The truth is simple: everything we thought we knew about that country turned out to be false.
Growing up, I viewed the United States as a nation that could do no wrong, a bastion of morality, the rule of law, democracy, and efficient leadership.
To me, it was the global Prefect of freedom and human rights.
My perception was shaped entirely by the "American brand," a polished image meticulously curated and sold to the world by Hollywood and the media.
I was so naive that if America had told me at sixteen or seventeen that my own mother was a terrorist, I probably would have believed them.
Imagine my shock when the scales finally fell from my eyes. I realized that, for America, democracy is merely a matter of convenience and self-interest. That "free market" is only championed as long as they hold all the cards.
I saw that human rights can be meaningless to a power that will lie about a nation, invade it, and kill millions. I discovered that their own politicians are often too terrified to speak the truth for fear of assassination....In a country that's supposed to guarantee freedom of speech!!!
Imagine my shock in realizing that America was a vicious, shameless,
undemocratic, hypocritical, immoral, imperialistic killing machine!!!
No Principles
No Integrity
No Decency
Just a crude imperialistic power!
One day, it's accusing the President of a sovereign state as a dictatorial narco President, the next day it's kissing and putting perfumes on a known Isis Jihadi terrorist inside the white house.
It claims to be concerned about Christians in Nigeria, while rolling the red carpets for a genocidal maniac that is massacring thousands of babies, women and men in Gaza!
America and hypocrisy= conjoined twins.
I am not suicidal. I eat healthy food. The brakes on my car and truck are in good shape. I practice good trigger discipline and never point a gun at anyone, including myself. There are no deep pools of water on my farm and I’m a pretty good swimmer.