Eretz Yisra'el

In a few short decades America and her allies have become softer and softer regarding their place in the world. There was a time when the men were men, and the ladies were ladies. But today in the contemporary world there seems to be some confusion regarding this matter. The dividing lines have been clouded by multiculturalism and politically correct rhetoric and the situation currently appears to be malignant in nature. What ever happened to the days when being a man is what little boys wanted to become? Or the pride a woman had raising a family and keeping them together and happy? Men were once strong and took the protection of their family and country deadly serious - women were proud of their home they created, the children they created, the life they created. Now look at the world around you. What do you see? Do you still see strong people? If you do, let me know. I see men acting like women, crying on t.v. because Britney Spears is being treated like the trash she is. I see feminist Nazi lesbians taking children away from their mothers because they wear dresses past their knees, because they Cherish family and not their ipod or cell phone. I see men running around the streets saying stupid shit like "Arms are for hugging" "make love not war" or whatever they hear off NPR. All this vulgar display of passiveness and stupidity is broad casted across the world for all of humanity to see. The enemy is laughing. They see us as a joke. They tell us to die and we die. They bomb our buildings and train stations and we apologize. Where are the men in this country? Where is the militancy the Catholics and Jews once had? When before if someone told us to die we would say FUCK YOU, YOU fucking die! Hmmm...