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Both of you are dead on target IMO.

I have always said, Reagan was not supposed to be President, and he set back the globalist cabal by about 15 years.

Imagine how bad off we’d be right now, if Reagan hadn’t rebuilt our armed forces.

It’s time for another one. Sarah Palin could just be the one too. We’ll see.

What we need is to take back Congress in 2010, and the White House in 2012. And then we undo this ‘s—t’ in about 100 days. We’ll make Obama’s 100 days look like a kindergarten workshop.

Reagan is still a beloved man, to me.

I still believe that at heart, Reagan was an honorable patriot.

However, I have to face the facts . . .

1. My uncle . . . who worked in Long Beach . . . in a high position . . . ended up aware of some things . . . corruption and very evil stuff . . . such that he had to move back to NM for safety for he and his family . . . during the time of Reagan’s governorship. He wouldn’t even elaborate very much to me.

2. Reagan STILL advanced the globalist agenda . . . vis a vis the . . . dance, charade, vis a vis the ‘overcoming’ of the old USSR . . . etc. etc.

Looking at the quotes ref’d in my tagline . . . and reflecting on all I’ve studied since 1965 . . . I have to admit . . . probably even Ike was compromised . . . Hence his warning about ‘the military-industrial complex’ destroying our freedoms etc. etc. etc.

I have always said, Reagan was not supposed to be President, and he set back the globalist cabal by about 15 years.

You are absolutely correct. My semi-dormant tin-foil gland has always suspected that John Hinckley was nothing but a puppet doing the bidding of the globalist/NWO scumbags.

As for our beloved late President, I think even he would agree from on high, that one of his more serious political miscalculations was letting that internationalist sonuvabitch George Herbert Walker Bush into the inner corridors of executive power, because once there, we've seen what he and his clueless offspring have done to America.

In 1980, Ronald Reagan should have chosen Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY) as his running mate. It would have been a brilliant move, and a far intellectually more conservative ticket.

Moynihan would have made a great Vice President *and* President.

Two quotations from DPM while I'm plugging him this morning:

"There is one unmistakable lesson in American history: A community that allows a large number of young men to grow up in broken families, dominated by women, never acquiring any stable relationship to male authority, never acquiring any set of rational expectations about the future -- that community asks for and gets chaos... And it is richly deserved."

and (this is powerful)

"You women are ruining the Democratic Party with your insistence on abortion." [Moynihan sought to ban partial-birth abortions] and said:

"I think this is just too close to infanticide. A child has been born and it has exited the uterus. What on Earth is this procedure?"

He was a good man.