I wonder if Jindal would agree with this statement: "We as a nation are past the point where elections are going to solve our problems". Because if he did and if he stated it in public, he would become a target. And once one becomes a target, one of a couple of things happen: He (or she) either has to renounce what they said and get back in line; or he or she will be taken out. By assassination. Of the character (or the literal kind).

I DO happen to believe in that statement. Since I'm a figure of no power or influence however, I suppose I'm relatively safe.

So what does it mean? Where are we at (as a nation)?

Well, recently I've been trying to learn more about the events leading up to and during World War II. And I see some similarities between our nation and the Fascist nation of Mussolini's Italy.

I don't see a political "savior" (I do see a Biblical One, but that's a different topic) - nor do I see a political party or movement. A person or a party would immediately become a target and any movement they might spawn would be killed in its infancy.

Like Italy under Mussolini, in Zero we have a one-man wrecking ball causing untold destruction to the country he nominally heads. And, as demonstrated by their rage when they hung the dictator upside down in the town square, I believe there is a great deal of pent-up frustration and hopelessness in the USA. It's becoming more obvious every day that there is no opposition to Zero - certainly not by the demwits but not be the supposed opposition party, either.

And elections have been corrupted beyond belief. Between outright vote fraud and now the third-world underclass swarming across the southern border on their way to becoming democrats (with the blessings of both branches of the ruling party), all future elections will be casinos. Vegas casinos - where votes are deposited in the one-armed bandit and out comes a jackpot of government milk and cheese.

We are a nation of over 300 million. Sure there are a sizable number of "takers"; but at the same time there is still a majority (I believe) of workers and honest people who just want to get along and be left alone by government. It's on open question as to what they will do once they DO realize the futility of elections.

As an aside, I live in one of the bluest of the blue states - but I'm over 400 miles removed from the cesspool known as New York City. Up here, in flyover country (an area that supported Hil-liary for senator by the way just 14 short years ago), there are apparently a lot of guns (ah oh). This fact is evidenced by the hundreds of anti "Safe Act" signs I pass in yards every day on my drive to work. (the mis-named "Safe Act" suffice it to say is just the latest gun-grabbing dictate by our own local dictator, Cuomo)

My point? When the crap DOES hit the fan, watch out. Anything's possible.

"My point? When the crap DOES hit the fan, watch out. Anything's possible."

Yep.