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THE UGLY TRUTH -- A DIAGNOSIS
Nealz Nuze
Neal Boortz
7/7/2014
Excerpt:
Sometimes reality slaps us in the face. Reality arrives, stands before you, grabs you by the throat and shakes you around a bit ..and still you can’t believe it. Can’t absorb it. The reality is just so foreign to everything you’ve ever thought or believed all your life. When that moment comes denial will inevitably be your first response. Anger soon follows … often directed at the person or persons who brought the dangerous, destructive reality to your attention.
Maybe an unexpected cancer diagnosis could illustrate this. First .. Denial. “No. It just can’t be true. Not for me.” Then anger at the doctor who brought you the bad news. I know a doctor who had his nose broken by a patient to whom he broke the devastating news.
Now in a sense, whatever the tragedy or crisis, this denial may be helpful. It might slow you down enough to fashion an appropriate first response based on good information rather than a panicked response that could possibly make the situation worse. Sooner or later, though, you have to accept the reality that you have cancer; and sooner rather than later you must move denial and anger to determination … determination to do whatever you need to do; undergo whatever therapies and treatments you need to endure; in order to beat the disease.
OK. Sit down. I have a diagnosis for you. This reality is going to be hard to accept. You may have first heard this diagnosis a few years ago, and totally rejected it. New tests – more modern tests -- have been run. Better research has been performed. I’m sorry, but the diagnosis has been confirmed. Many of you who are just now studying the issue are going to embrace the denial stage immediately. If you read on, if you pay attention, if you have even a semblance of an open mind, you’re going to see that this diagnosis is pretty much accurate.
Diagnosis: America is currently being ruled by a man who came to this country in 1979 determined to destroy America as we know it, and who is well on his way to realizing that goal.
There! There’s the denial, right? That Boortz guy is just a hater. Barack Obama cares so much for people. It’s those Republicans and their obstructionism that have made him look so bad. Go ahead … go with that response for a while, but I’m going to give you some facts to digest. Call them dots. Connect them yourself. See where they lead you.
OBAMA HISTORY
--- I’ve blogged about Obama’s history – his upbringing – many times. If you’re reading this you’ve probably read my previous thoughts on the subject. I do have a different and more concise way to express to you the reality of 0bama’s formative years. Let’s try this:
--- With one exception, every single person involved in bringing Obama into this world, nurturing him, educating him and escorting him into adulthood literally despised America. From the time he was born until the time he left home in Hawaii to attend Occidental College in California, every single person involved in raising Obama thought America was a blight on the world.
--- Now I did say that there was one exception. That would be a man named Lolo Soetoro. Soetoro was the second husband to Obama’s mother, Stanley Ann Dunham. Soetoro was an Indonesian businessman, and when he started doing business with American businessmen he made the mistake of expressing positive thoughts about America in front of young Barack and his mother. According to researchers this resulted in Obama being shipped out of the house to Hawaii to live with his maternal grandparents.
--- So there’s your first dot. The people who taught Obama as a child and as a young adult harbored a deep dislike of The United States and they did what they could to make sure Obama grew up with the same attitude.
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Nealz Nuze
Neal Boortz
7/7/2014
Excerpt:
Sometimes reality slaps us in the face. Reality arrives, stands before you, grabs you by the throat and shakes you around a bit ..and still you can’t believe it. Can’t absorb it. The reality is just so foreign to everything you’ve ever thought or believed all your life. When that moment comes denial will inevitably be your first response. Anger soon follows … often directed at the person or persons who brought the dangerous, destructive reality to your attention.
Maybe an unexpected cancer diagnosis could illustrate this. First .. Denial. “No. It just can’t be true. Not for me.” Then anger at the doctor who brought you the bad news. I know a doctor who had his nose broken by a patient to whom he broke the devastating news.
Now in a sense, whatever the tragedy or crisis, this denial may be helpful. It might slow you down enough to fashion an appropriate first response based on good information rather than a panicked response that could possibly make the situation worse. Sooner or later, though, you have to accept the reality that you have cancer; and sooner rather than later you must move denial and anger to determination … determination to do whatever you need to do; undergo whatever therapies and treatments you need to endure; in order to beat the disease.
OK. Sit down. I have a diagnosis for you. This reality is going to be hard to accept. You may have first heard this diagnosis a few years ago, and totally rejected it. New tests – more modern tests -- have been run. Better research has been performed. I’m sorry, but the diagnosis has been confirmed. Many of you who are just now studying the issue are going to embrace the denial stage immediately. If you read on, if you pay attention, if you have even a semblance of an open mind, you’re going to see that this diagnosis is pretty much accurate.
Diagnosis: America is currently being ruled by a man who came to this country in 1979 determined to destroy America as we know it, and who is well on his way to realizing that goal.
There! There’s the denial, right? That Boortz guy is just a hater. Barack Obama cares so much for people. It’s those Republicans and their obstructionism that have made him look so bad. Go ahead … go with that response for a while, but I’m going to give you some facts to digest. Call them dots. Connect them yourself. See where they lead you.
OBAMA HISTORY
--- I’ve blogged about Obama’s history – his upbringing – many times. If you’re reading this you’ve probably read my previous thoughts on the subject. I do have a different and more concise way to express to you the reality of 0bama’s formative years. Let’s try this:
--- With one exception, every single person involved in bringing Obama into this world, nurturing him, educating him and escorting him into adulthood literally despised America. From the time he was born until the time he left home in Hawaii to attend Occidental College in California, every single person involved in raising Obama thought America was a blight on the world.
--- Now I did say that there was one exception. That would be a man named Lolo Soetoro. Soetoro was the second husband to Obama’s mother, Stanley Ann Dunham. Soetoro was an Indonesian businessman, and when he started doing business with American businessmen he made the mistake of expressing positive thoughts about America in front of young Barack and his mother. According to researchers this resulted in Obama being shipped out of the house to Hawaii to live with his maternal grandparents.
--- So there’s your first dot. The people who taught Obama as a child and as a young adult harbored a deep dislike of The United States and they did what they could to make sure Obama grew up with the same attitude.
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