You're listening to No PC Allowed, aka No Political Correctness Allowed, and I am
Mac Iverson. What does America need more than anything else right now? What do
people crave more than anything else right now? What's your answer? This is
what America really needs. We need leaders and we need heroes. At the risk
of sounding like a populist, these leaders and heroes need to come from
America's rank and file. All go further. They need to come from the ranks of the
forgotten man, the multitudes, not the elites and not from all the welfare
recipients. But average, normal, hard-working, God-fearing, self-sacrificing
Americans who are constantly getting shafted by the deep state mafia. For the
next few moments, I will be talking about where these so-called role models come
from for America currently and then who our real true-to-life leaders and heroes
should actually be. Not the phantom comic book heroes, but those from real life. Do
we even have any heroes anymore? Objectively, going strictly by the
definition of heroism, I would say we definitely do not. First, who do young
people especially look up to today? The high-living, low-life like the
Kardashians, which honestly is really just a show about some very big asses
physically attached to even bigger asses. Somewhat charming perhaps, but truly
absurd broken people. That includes Bruce Jenner, Chelsea Handler, Miley Cyrus,
Oprah Winfrey, Taylor Swift, all very Machiavellian users of people. Oprah
Winfrey and Taylor Swift in particular are famous for having a very sincere
connection to their fans. The fans want to know that these famous ones actually
love and care for them beyond the career connection. That seems to be the main
reason for their fame, not for their talent so much. These fans are desperate
to be loved by people who don't even know they exist. Then there are countless
sports stars, many of them alcohol and drug addicted, who seem to worship
themselves and having a good time more than anything else. And then there's the
comic book heroes. And this really highlights what's missing the lives of
those who obsessively watch these movies. Heroic behavior which is defined as
being courageous and having noble qualities like bravery. People who love
these movies obsess over heroes because those qualities are most likely missing
in their own lives. Heroism is a fantasy because they have no real-life role
models so they fantasize about it. Wishing they knew people like this or
even sadder, they wish they could be like that themselves. Therefore heroism remains
stuck forever in the fantasy world. But if you have a real hero you have to define
it based on reality. A comic book hero you don't have to define at all because
it's all make-believe. You can attribute any superpower you want to them and you
just make the viewer feel good. It's an emotional draw. It's fast, cheap, junk
entertainment. It just makes money for the creators to exploit the deep-seated
ignored desires of America's youth. Again these kids are looking for, hungry for,
desperate for strong masculine role models who will protect them and society.
But this is the polar opposite of what our reality is today which is bought off
and compromised woke Machiavellian effeminate game players like Bruce
Jenner for example. So the comic book hero simply becomes a distraction while
the real potential heroes of America are getting canceled by a cancel culture
because they're just too masculine, too strong, too heroic for an America in the
21st century they tell us. And all these troubled kids who long for true heroes
like these are instead distracted by fanciful cartoon comic book creations and
these kids are convinced through woke marketing and ads that the fake is
better than the real. In fact many of these heroes so-called being portrayed
in movies these days are actually anti-heroes. They're dysfunctional
therefore they're more relatable by the dysfunctional audience. Their
unhappiness is their main strength. They're fighting against evil but Disney
controls more than half of the genre and Disney what do they understand about
good and evil they have it backwards. So no wonder so many young people are
confused. Happy and joyful functional kids are not that attracted to
dysfunctional imaginary superheroes. Those healthy kids are focused on real
life. Now who has actually made it as a hero and is a role model for healthy
kids? Figures from history but America is so corrupt now that schools dare not
teach too much about American heroes at all. That has become taboo because those
heroes will show kids how to break the oppression of the woke tyranny. Fathers
are vital as role models. First of all kids should always look to their own
dads to show them the way. Obviously many dads are horrible role models because
many just wanted to do the quick shimmy sham with sexy mom. That takes us back to
the sexual revolution. Before that we had Roe versus Wade which was a necessary
precursor to that revolution. No easy abortions means no easy sex. Simple as
that. But the innocent kids paid for the new no rules sex. All of this harkens
back to the weakness of the churches. Throughout all of America's most recent
miseries over the past several decades the church has been mostly absent. I'm
talking about real Bible based churches being in such short supply. The ones that
do exist are great but there are so few of them. Fire and brimstone
congregational and Baptist churches were everywhere at our nation's founding and
they preached liberty and rebellion from the pulpits. Today look at all of the
obvious raw naked and moral decay happening right now before our very eyes
here in America. And where are the churches? They're having parishioners
fill out surveys on how can they become more authentic. For example if you don't
get the obvious irony and humor there then that's a problem. So many churches
have stolen the corporate notion of being Machiavellian in their approach to
growing their church similar in the way a business would. So the focus isn't on
God's Word anymore if it ever was it's on making money. A church can define their
success by any metric they choose but popularity means making money in a
church. God's forgotten Word is something else entirely. Then there are political
heroes or the lack of. For example nearly 100% of elected Democrats are
corrupt and about 80% of elected Republicans are worthless and dangerous.
Some 80%. There are no real leaders running against Trump. Ron DeSantis has
tons of potential but he is acting very marginal here in 2023 so far. Then there
are heroes from America's military history. Sergeant Alvin York was one of
the most decorated US Army soldiers of World War One. He received the
Congressional Medal of Honor for leading an attack on a German machine gun nest
gathering 35 machine guns killing at least 25 enemy soldiers and capturing 132
prisoners. The German officer emptied his pistol while firing directly at York
but failed to hit him. This officer then offered to surrender and York accepted.
Next there was the story of one of the most fascinating people in all of
American history. Audie Murphy a genuine and uncompromised American hero. At the
end of his autobiographical film To Hell and Back which he starred in a list of
his honors which took a mere three years in the army to achieve he was in seven
major campaigns in Europe in World War Two. He had been awarded three Purple
Hearts, a Bronze Star Medal, a Bronze Star Medal with a Bronze Star Arrowhead, a
Legion of Merit, two Silver Star Medals, the Distinguished Service Cross and three
French medals and America's highest decoration the Congressional Medal of
Honor. He retired from the military shortly after his 19th birthday. He
retired as a teenager. That movie To Hell and Back by the way was the highest
grossing movie for Paramount Pictures up to that time when it was released in
1955. Everybody wanted to know what could make such a hero. America was intensely
curious. All those honors by the way came at an extremely high price for him. Not
just physical but the invisible scars on this true-to-life cowboy hero who later
starred in some 40 Westerns. Those invisible war scars were very visible
and real to him. He was a hero because of his unspeakable sacrifice for others.
Here's one of the most captivating things about Audie Murphy that was
discussed in that movie. He had a dread of taking on responsibility. Audie's
oddity was that he did not want more responsibility with his increasing rank
because he could not walk away from responsibility. That was the main talent
that made him heroic. He was exceptionally conscientious and caring
for his fellow soldiers. And there are many other war heroes but what did these
two, Sergeant York and Audie Murphy, fight for? The exact opposite of what the deep
state is fighting for. Both were edgy and aggressive because neither was
brainwashed into thinking that their masculinity was toxic. If they could
somehow envision life today, the thing that they were willing to aggressively
sacrifice everything for, life here in America. If they could envision life in
America as it is today while they were still on the battlefield back then and
actually see all the damning destruction, the internal rot that has possessed
America today, how would these two American heroes in particular respond?
Would they drop their weapons and physically surrender out of sheer shock
and depression? Maybe they wouldn't but I probably would and I think most heroic
servicemen would as well. America has fallen into a very dark, very bad place.
The global mafia now has its demon bony fingers gripped tightly around the throat
of the USA and we don't have much time to break free if we can even do it. Here's
an example of a hero from American film. Gary Cooper in the 1950s Western High
Noon. No analysis here, just the very end of the movie. After feeling like the
entire town had let him down because they wouldn't join him to bring down
some bad guys, after defeating those bad guys, the sheriff then removed his badge
and simply tossed it in the dirt. He never wanted the job but he was the only
one present to stand up and actually do it because it needed to be done. That's
leadership and that's precisely what's missing in America...again...and that's
precisely what's missing in American politics today. Too many politicians, not
enough leaders who simply need to get the job done. More examples of heroism
and leadership from American history. Abraham Lincoln. He made an outrageous
sacrifice just to keep the USA together. All you have to do to know this is to
look at his photograph as he entered into the presidency in 1861 and then
four long war weary years later. His photograph that seemed to age him at
least 20 years in just four years. Another American hero was President
Ronald Reagan. Long before he became famous he was a lifeguard at Rock River
in Dixon, Illinois. As a teenager he saved 77 lives from those treacherous
waters and one more life was later saved when he was governor of California from
a swimming pool. Reagan was trained to be a self-sacrificing leader. Later he
commented, I don't recall anyone ever thanking me. That is our funny and tragic
human nature. And President Trump, one of the most courageous of them all, truly an
American hero who does not need the job of cleaning up America but he's doing it
simply because it desperately needs to be done. If he can pull it off and if
there's enough room for one more his visage should be carved into Mount
Rushmore and I mean that sincerely. A place for American heroes. Then there is
President George Washington and I'm gonna read this directly from Quora.com
and this is so interesting. It's fascinating to find this out if you
don't know this about George Washington. On July 9th, 1755 a 23 year old George
Washington was participating in the Battle of Monogahela with the Virginia
militia during the French and Indian War. The Indians were given very specific
instructions. Shoot the officers first and anyone on a horse. When officers and
the men around him were being shot down Washington rode forward to take command
of the remaining forces. During the battle he had two horses shot out from
under him. 1,500 British and colonial forces took part in the battle. Of those
714 were killed and 37 other wounded. Of the 86 officers, 26 were killed and 37
wounded. The mounted officers fared even worse. Washington was the only survivor.
Retreat was finally called and the forces returned to Fort Cumberland where
Washington spoke with General Braddock about the day's events. Only then did he
find that his coat had four bullet holes in it as well as an additional one in
his hat and a bullet fragment remaining in his hair. Washington wrote to his
family of the event, but by the all-powerful dispensations of Providence
I have been protected beyond all human probability or expectation for I had
four bullets through my coat and two horses shot under me yet escaped unhurt
although death was leveling my companions on every side of me. Years
later he encountered a well-respected Indian chief was said to have said about
Washington that there was a higher power looking out for him and started the myth
of him being bulletproof. He said to Washington that day, I am a chief and
ruler over my tribes. My influence extends to the waters of the Great Lakes
and to the far blue mountains. I have traveled a long and weary path that I
might see the young warrior of the great battle. It was on the day when the white
man's blood mixed with the streams of our forest that I first beheld this chief
Washington. I called to my young men and said Mark Yon Tall and Daring Warrior. He
is not of the Redcoat tribe. He hath an Indians wisdom and his warriors fight as
we do. Himself is alone exposed. Quick let your aim be certain and he dies. Our
rifles were leveled, rifles which but for you knew not how to miss. Twas all in
vain a power mightier far than we shielded you. Seeing you were under the
special guard ship of the Great Spirit we immediately ceased to fire at you. I am
old and soon shall be gathered to the great cancel fire of my fathers in the
land of shades but ere I go there is something bids me to speak in the voice
of prophecy. Listen the Great Spirit protects that man pointing at Washington
and guides his destinies. He will become the chief of nations and a people yet
unborn will hail him as the founder of a mighty empire. I am come to pay homage
to the man who is the particular favorite of heaven and who can never die
in battle. That is amazing. That is true history. Another hero David who slew
Goliath. Verse 48 says that David ran toward the battle line to meet Goliath.
Goliath was some nine feet tall and little David ran to fight him. Let me ask
you this if someone really insults your wife or mother wouldn't you do the same
thing? Why should it be any different for God who is holy? Finally talking about
heroism and the ultimate sacrifice that has always been so common the tomb of
the unknown American soldier in Arlington National Cemetery which has
24-hour guard 365 days a year continuously since the 1930s. Today it's
all just a show. The deep state hates the unknown soldier who sacrificed his life
for that elusive and slippery concept called life liberty in the pursuit of
happiness or joy. Think about this it's almost impossible to ride on a jet ski
while slamming through ocean waves and not be happy but genuine Christian joy
is really worth pursuing and capturing. There are countless other unknown heroic
stories by the billions common examples of the forgotten man those who grew old
early because of their sacrifice to their families. They developed a large
gut because they had to work graveyard shift which throws off their bodies
metabolism and so they end up getting diabetes and heart disease or cancer
from overwork and stress and dying decades before their time. Heroism is
common except for where it is most needed today in that disgusting mafia
controlled swamp known as Washington DC. Who is the ultimate hero? Jesus is the
ultimate hero. It's built into his divine DNA to be all things to all people. He
was a polarizing figure because of his revolutionary message of salvation which
meant he had a perfect bravery in the face of extreme persecution. It's
impossible to be a hero without facing extreme danger. He not only faced it but
he fully accepted it even when he did not want to. Again there's that very
human desire to avoid extreme responsibility but Jesus in human form
faced it unconditionally. He suffered and died on a cross to save others and
transformed society as a result. There can be no more perfect hero than this
and this must be the perfect role model for America and the entire world if we
wish to pull out of our current till spin into woke damnation. His Apostles
were also magnificent role models for bravery. True leaders. Traditionally to be
a hero means to kill the enemy or to be killed by the enemy. We need that edgy
killing instinct to kill off the woke stranglehold on America. It is impossible
to be a hero if not facing extreme danger. For us Americans and for now it's
much easier than that. Action step only one. It's not enough to simply speak out.
We must actually get involved like it's a job for the long haul. Even if Trump
wins in 2024 the woke mafia money machine isn't going anywhere. In fact
they will step up their game to an outrageous level of demonic activity. So
you must get involved now part-time or full-time and prepare to stay involved
for the rest of your life. Dietrich Bonhoeffer said silence in the face of
evil is itself evil. God will not hold us guiltless. And he also said not to speak
is to speak not to act is to act. You can also make a huge difference if you please
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