Georgia Patriot Files

You may recall, I have previously warned that socialism is at our door.  Increasing population densities are the cradle of liberalism.  Liberalism is a necessary precursor for socialism. Thus, as the population of Forsyth County grows, liberalism and cries for socialism will become increasingly commonplace. I have also warned that if Republican candidates running in the 7 th District do not firmly support President Trump, exciting the conservative base to the polls, Forsyth County may soon be represented by a socialist in Washington D.C. That said, I venture that most people do not thoroughly understand these terms, liberalism and socialism, the relationship between the two, and what they mean within a broader context of deeper endangerment. So, today let’s take a few minutes and place these terms in appropriate context.  By framing them properly, readers might better recognize these present dangers to our American way of life. Think of it this way, li...

‘Tis the season for ill-advised political decisions, is it not? You will recall, two weeks ago Brian Kemp, who is Georgia’s governor, made one of the most ill-advised political appointments since…well, since forever.  I cannot remember a worse selection for a major political appointment than globalist Kelly Loeffler becoming Georgia’s next U.S. Senator.  I’ve already told you why.  But in case you missed it, regardless how Ms. Loeffler might try to paint her political leanings, she is and will always be of the swamp.  Thus, rather than representing the interests of Georgians in the U.S. Senate, unavoidably, during a crunch she will be forced to choose between the people’s interests and the interests of the Washington establishment and the financial corporations she owes allegiance.  Ms. Loeffler and husband, Jeffrey Sprecher, are members of the globalist elite.  They cannot change that.  And it is not their personal fortunes that make her unaccepta...

Two weeks ago, I called Brian Kemp Georgia’s “outstanding Governor.”   And I really believed that.   At that time, I was looking forward to enjoying Governor Kemp following through on all of the issues he campaigned last year.   But now, unfortunately, two short weeks later, Kemp has lost my respect, and from what I’m seeing the respect of countless others who elected him, including President Trump.   Kemp has lost so much respect in fact, that it is difficult for me right now to identify appropriate language to describe Georgia’s Governor.   So for now, maybe I’ll just call him “Brian, who is Georgia’s Governor.” Brian, who is Georgia's Governor As I write, Brian, who is Georgia’s Governor, has scheduled a news conference to announce his senate selection to replace retiring Johnny Isakson.   Obviously, by the time you read this, the name of that individual will be known with certainty.   But the final identity of Georgia’s new ...