Millennials Say America Was "Never That Great" by Brian W Kelly

Millennials Say America Was "Never That Great" by Brian W Kelly

Learn what Millennials think of America by reading this book. It is the best thing you can do to understand why our second youngest generation is ambivalent about our great country and its founding. This book not only gives the millennial perspective, it is the best starter book for anybody wanting to refresh their knowledge or learn about America, its founding and how its basic principles of government assure our freedom and liberty. Freedom and liberty may not be too important for many millennials but for most Americans, there is nothing more important. America's founders were smart, intelligent, and selfless men. When Pennsylvania's Benjamin Franklin said: We must indeed all hang together or most assuredly, we shall all hang separately, he gave away the essence of the seriousness of the task facing America's founders. For as trite as some seem to portray the founding today, it was a serious undertaking by serious men who had been pushed around enough by King George. There is no reason from anybody to be ashamed of America today or its founding. Though millennials may take issue with the founding, few are packing up and heading to greener pastures. The world looks at America oppositely from the view of millennials that America was 'never that great. Millions of non-Americans come to our shores legally and illegally every year because they want to enjoy the American Dream, which still exists only in America. When asked why so many seek to come to America, a typical answer is like this: Compared to a lot of countries, ... people have the opportunity to have more freedom... their kids to have a better education... in general, a better life compared to what they would have if they stayed in their home country... can't blame them... if I lived in a 3rd world country, I would be packing my bags too. Another reason cited is that the government takes care of the people in the US to a fault. ...this is the only country where a person can sit on his butt all day and have his needs met by the welfare system... in most 3rd world countries, a person cannot meet his needs even by slaving all day. The world comes to America willingly because America is great and has been great and life is better in the US than anyplace else. It is unfortunate, however, that our country is led by corrupt and greedy politicians who have taken control of many levels of governments in America. The good news is that most US citizens and others are hopping on the Train of Freedom to win back America from the forces of evil. Millennials are slow to learn but over time, they too will get the real message. This book is today's solution for would-be chumps to be better prepared to react to the overreach of praetorian politicians and elite establishmentarians, who hope to set the country back three hundred years. With statements like 'America was never great, ' it shows they would be happy to replace freedom with a hand-out-based government that controls the people and not vice-versa. Freedom loving people from across the world come here for freedom and opportunity. Those in this country who may say that America is not a great country should take a one-way trip to Russia or Mexico. Good riddance Too bad they won't. This book is a quick way for you to learn about the real America and not the misimpressions of millennials and socialist progressive whackos. This book shows why the many blessings of our founding principles need not be replaced. Just because corrupt and powerful officials choose to ignore the rights and freedoms of American citizens does not mean we must endure their tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the founding and the most basic written precepts describing America and our rights as Americans. Reading this book about America's greatness is a must for every US citizen. I bet you will not be able to put this book down.

Brian W. Kelly retired as an Assistant Professor in the Business Information Technology (BIT) program at Marywood University, where he also served as the IBM i and midrange systems technical advisor to the IT faculty. Kelly has designed, developed, and taught many college and professional courses. He is also a contributing technical editor to a number of IT industry magazines, including The Four Hundred and Four Hundred Guru published by IT Jungle. Kelly is a former IBM Senior Systems Engineer and he has been a candidate for US Congress and the US Senate from Pennsylvania. He has an active information technology consultancy. He is the author of 176 books and hundreds of articles. Kelly is a frequent speaker at COMMON, IBM conferences, and other technical conferences. Ask him to speak at your next conservative / nationalist rally! Over the past thirty years, Brian Kelly has become America's most outspoken and most eloquent conservative protagonist. Besides Boost Social Security Now!; Taxation Without Representation; and Millennials Are People Too!, Kelly is also the author of No Amnesty! No Way!, and many other patriotic books. Endorsed by the Independence Hall Tea Party in 2010, Kelly ran for Congress against a 13-term Democrat; he took no campaign contributions, spent enough to buy signs and T-shirts, and as a virtual unknown, he captured 17% of the vote-www.briankellyforcongress.com. In 2012, and again briefly in 2018, Kelly launched a write-in campaign www.briankellyforussenate.com. Kelly then reevaluated and wholeheartedly supports Republican challenger Lou Barletta, a conservative leader on immigration policy. Kelly had helped Lou win a resounding victory in the 2010 general election. Kelly is again backing Barletta and John Chrin. Lou Barletta is now running for the US Senate in PA. Like you, Barletta and Chrin love America and think the country with Donald Trump at the helm is great!.

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ISBN 13	9781947402577
ISBN 10	1947402579
Title	Millennials Say America Was "Never That Great"
Author	Brian W Kelly
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Lets Go Publish
Year published	2018-08-31
Number of pages	124
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.