You're listening to No PC Allowed, aka No Political Correctness Allowed, and I am Mack 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.
I'll 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 in 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, hungering 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 cancelled 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.
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 II.
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.
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 body's 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, D.C.
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 tillspin into woke damnation.
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've been listening to No PC Allowed. I am Mac Iverson.
We will meet again next week and every week.