Little Red

By Tammy Derouin

Fairy tales have a purpose; at least they did before they were sanitized.  Little Red Riding Hood is probably my favorite example.  Little Red stared at extremely vital and crucial evidence, but chose to dismiss it. She knew something wasn’t right because she asked some very good questions.  How is it possible to stare into the eyes of the wolf and accept his ridiculous, but apparently convincing, answers?  Was she afraid to look at the past and all the events which led up to this fateful event?  Did she deny the fate of her grandmother?  Maybe, Little Red wanted to be grandmotherly correct and didn’t want to offend by pointing out some extremely obvious changes.

Whatever the reason, Little Red accepted the wolf’s answers.  The eyes were bigger, making it so much better to see her.  The strikingly different ears made it easier for her to be heard.  Little Red willingly came within striking distance with each answer she accepted.  The deception comes to an end when the wolf reveals why it was necessary to have such big teeth.  Blind trust comes with a hefty price tag.

There may have been some last minute hope had she not given up her right to protect herself.  The gun she could have been carrying was surrendered to the Wolf Pac Authority.  She foolishly believed a gun free forest was free of violence. 

Little Red would have known better had freedom of speech not been sacrificed.  Oddly, the same Wolf Pac Authority which took the guns out of the hands of the population also felt the population needed to be protected from big, bad words. 

Little Red wasn’t afraid of the wolf on the originally encounter.  She hadn’t been taught about the deadly dangers of wolves.  If she had, she would’ve been more cautious and sensitive information, which ultimately led to her demise, would not have been revealed. 

The wolf didn’t attack when he first saw Little Red.  Instead, he befriended her and used her ignorance to his advantage.  This allowed him to get vital information.  She unwittingly exposed everything he needed to plan a much bigger attack.

Little Red was oblivious to the world around her.  She had been shielded from the threats and dangerous which lurked outside her door.  When she began to ask questions, the wolf pacified her with answers she wanted to believe. By the time she acknowledged the truth, it was too late.

The truth does not need to be manufactured; it is what it is, like it or not.  The progressives do not want the population to know or understand the truth about our history, the state of our nation, or their goal to transform our entire way of life.  The truth would put them out of business so they

manufacture stories and repackage failed ideas.  They turn everything upside down; what was once wrong is right and what was once right is wrong.  They turn lies into truths and hope you are too stupid to know the difference.

We must identify our enemy.  By not calling our enemy our enemy, we will suffer the same fate as Little Red.  The United States has enemies abroad, within our borders and most certainly within our government.  We are staring into the eyes of a wolf and accepting his answers.  What happens next?

By applying the brakes, we’ve been given time.  But, we are still on a very slippery slope.  The president and his pack of wolves, will take every opportunity to continue the fundamental transformation of America.  He will go beyond his authority, beyond his legal reach and then state it was necessary for the greater good.  

We witnessed another layer of deception in the Obama administration as Jonathan Gruber made it clear that Americans were “stupid” for passing the Affordable Health Care Law.  He went on to state that Americans had to be deceived or they wouldn’t have accepted it.  I remember Nancy Pelosi making some sort of statement about needing to pass the law to see what was in the law.  Of course, Nancy is now claiming she doesn’t know Jonathan Gruber.

As we prepare for 2016, take a good look at Hillary Clinton’s past.  Hillary idolized Saul Alinsky who wrote “Rules For Radicals.”  Alinsky states, “…the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom – Lucifer.”

The truth doesn’t change.  It exists in its most natural and purest state.  Lies however, are manufactured to hide the truth.  Lies are used to reshape reality to achieve a more desirable ending.  Transparency never had a chance.  

“America is like a healthy body and its resistance is threefold: its patriotism, its morality and its spiritual life.  If we can undermine these three areas, America will collapse from within.”

Joseph Stalin