Listen to 2 women who grew up during Mao
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That’s a recommendation I cannot pass up. Which book do you recommend?
I know this topic is somewhat anger and depression inducing. And for good reason. However, if you flip it, it’s inspiring.
You have these women who were told, forced and instructed to be a certain way. Because of their bravery of them and their families they escaped that. And then they rejected it entirely. They came here and decided to fight. Not lay down and take it, not self censor because it’s easy. They see the American dream. They love it. They are willing to defend it.
There is hope. We just need to get other Americans to care such as these women do.
We need to all stop doing what is easy and what is comfortable. Because easy and comfortable is going to end anyway. So we might as well be uncomfortable for those that come after us.
“plant trees of whose shade you will never sit under”
That is how society was built.
Good is not the absence of evil. But evil is the absence of good.
We have to fight.
Tim has the right idea. It’s time to start interviewing more Easterners. Seems like every westerner has sold out to the bankster class and is in the psyop propaganda business full time. After this post this morning, I decided to go see this movie. Would have been much better if there was not so much propaganda in the previews, but such is life now. There was a scene about the cultural revolution in China. This guy was in the top 4 students out of a million Chinese. He has patents on certain medical procedures to restore eyesight. Most people would find the movie boring, but they did some interesting things with flashbacks and also, the Dr. had PTSD visions from losing loved ones in China. The same thing is going on here now. I kind of wish they would be more honest and just say that the American Dream is a total rug-pull. James O’Keefe just had a video of an Air Force official laughing at how stupid whites get zero opportunity unless they swear oaths to DEI and ESG.
SIGHT, starring Greg Kinnear and Terry Chen, follows the true story of Dr. Ming Wang, a Chinese immigrant who defies all odds to become a world-renowned eye surgeon. Drawing upon the grit and determination he gained from a turbulent uprising in his youth, Dr. Wang sets out to restore the sight of a blind orphan.
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