It Could Be a Wonderful Life
by Charles Coughlin
Consider the famous Christmas movie “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Jimmy Stewart plays the hero in the movie helping ordinary people in his town buy real homes for their families so they don’t wind up life-long tenants for the villainous slumlord Mr. Potter, (Curiously, Potter bears a striking similarity to Dick Cheney and one can easily imagine Mr. Cheney rooting for Potter against Jimmy Stewart’s character, George Bailey.) At one point, Bailey gets into trouble while trying to do the right thing for the townspeople. Just as Mr. Bailey is about to commit suicide, his guardian angel, Clarence, steps in to save him. Clarence then shows Bailey what the world would look like if Bailey had never been born.
Ironically, the harsh world that Clarence shows George Bailey is nothing compared to the big cities of modern America thanks to an army of “Mr. Potters” who have sold out America and their own people in pursuit of a fast buck or a political career. The evil world run by Mr. Potter had rampant alcoholism, gambling and the average citizen was nothing more than a slum dweller. Imagine the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” with an update to include all the horrors of America in the year 2006.
Fast forward through sixty years of the worst imaginable treasonous, sell out politicians and corporate criminals. Millions of manufacturing jobs have been outsourced to China, reducing many Americans to a career in the fast food industry. All of our big cities have been overrun by every imaginable Third World race. Public schools are crammed full of Latino students, many of whom don’t speak a word of English. Illegal immigration is rapidly changing America into a Third World nation and we have a traitorous president, who sees nothing wrong with giving twenty million illegals amnesty. (more…)