Protesters can pile on top of each other by the thousands and New Yorkers can enjoy parks in some areas, but Jewish children, restless from being quarantined, are unable to play outside and breathe fresh air. The hypocrisy is remarkable.
Over the past couple of weeks, protesters and rioters have demolished statues and other historical monuments across America and Europe.
When I use the phrase “War Against America,” some might think I’m exaggerating. But look at Seattle, where an ANTIFA group has taken over a set of city blocks and a local police precinct. Look at the reactions of left-wing politicians and media. They are celebrating this as the start of the summer of love. What you’re really seeing are acts of lawlessness and violence. We have to confront this situation as a severe threat against the United States of America and decide if the country will survive as a constitutional republic with the rule of law.
Newt discusses the challenges America is facing with the nationwide protests.
If we saw this level of violence by an attack from ISIS or Al Qaeda, we would understand that we are engaged in an act of war. This is an act of civil war, and the enemies of American civilization have to be defeated decisively and permanently.
April 9, 1865, exactly 145 years ago to the day of this writing, marked the symbolic end of the bloodiest, most challenging chapter in American history. Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered his army to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at the Appomattox Court House in Virginia. Yes, the American Civil War officially continued for several weeks afterward, but it effectively ended with Lee’s surrender.
