November 15, 2015
Dear Nora,
I write this letter to remind you of a conversation
we had yesterday.
As you were but 14 hours old, I do not expect
you to remember it, but putting my thoughts on paper
will give you something to reflect upon in later
years.
First off, thanks and praise be to God for blessing
me and your Nana with your birth.
You are our fifteenth grandchild and along
with your two brothers and 12 cousins, you and your
descendants will fill the Kerns house with many
years of holiday joy.
I wish I was welcoming you into a world filled with
peace and prosperity, but such is not the case.
Since the beginning of time, the forces of
light and darkness have battled.
Sadly, the evil one is on the move as
evidenced by the ISIS terrorist attack in Paris the
day before you were born.
In spite of
this, President Obama began smuggling ISIS
terrorists disguised as Syrian refugees into America
and by the time you read this, terrorist cells will
be established from sea to shining sea.
This was intentional.
Mass shootings in rapidly expanding gun-free
zones will become a weekly occurrence until American
hold-outs accept greater government control of their
lives. Every Democrat presidential candidate in 2015
openly ran on a platform advancing gun control, so
private ownership of firearms was banned shortly
thereafter. Disarming
citizens while simultaneously introducing terrorists
was perfectly coordinated and Americans mesmerized
by the Democrats-are-for-poor-people mantra never
made the connection.
Although you were born into a family of believers,
today Christians lurk in the shadows.
When the
Supreme Court bequeathed themselves the power to
determine what is preached from the pulpit with the
Obergefell v Hodges decision, Islam quickly joined
environmentalism as America’s only approved national
religions.
Amazingly, Sharia law surprised the LGBT
crowd.
Like many of your contemporaries, you descended from
a long line of patriots and you have had ancestors
rallying around the flag since Washington’s
Christmas Day victory at Trenton.
Your maternal grandfather just retired from a
career in the Air Force, while your two uncles
currently bear arms in America’s never ending battle
to be free.
Unlike theirs, my service occurred in the
political arena wielding a microphone while wearing
a uniform of a coat and tie.
Never forget, liberty’s greatest threat often
comes from politicians governing under the guise
they know better how to run your life than do you.
I do fear our nation has crossed the threshold and
all we have done in the defense of freedom, could be
for naught.
Now is the time for every American patriot to
use their unique God-given talent to defend liberty.
I pray you and others will never give up the
fight for freedom.
With the special love felt by a grandfather admiring
the birth of another grandchild,
Papa
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