The Second American Civil War

By Lt. Gen. Tom McInerny, USAF, (Ret.)
MG Paul E. Vallely, USA (Ret.)
Col. Andrew P. O’Meara, Jr., USA (Ret.)

We, the American people, have been blessed with many great orators in our illustrious History, but none as great as Abraham Lincoln. Indeed, his two terms in office were of unique and grand consequence for the Republic. Lincoln’s speeches were tutorials that allowed the people of the Union to understand the moment and the importance of their support.

Three of Lincoln’s speeches are spectacular moments in the nation’s history. The first was his speech in New York City to the Lyceum, in which he cemented his claim as the lone legitimate presidential candidate. It was at the Lyceum that Lincoln proclaimed the importance of removing the stain of slavery from the national heritage.

The second great moment was at Gettysburg, where he called for a new birth of freedom, and that through freeing the slaves, they might secure liberty for the free. Lincoln disclosed the meaning of the nation’s sacrifices as validations of the founders’ intent, profoundly preserving the principles of the Declaration of Independence:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal, that their Creator endows them with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness—that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.”

Finally, at his second inaugural, he called upon the nation to take up the tasks that lay ahead: binding up the wounds of our people and healing the nation of the mighty scourge of civil strife.

Today, we are met with these same mighty issues that confronted Abraham Lincoln. Like Lincoln, we are confronted by wicked Democrats who are determined to preserve an unjust and unholy cause. They are genuine agents of evil.

Ours is responsible for wiping away the stain of injustice and sin of their unjust cause. We are called upon to preserve the founders’ intent of preserving government by, for, and of the people. We are called upon to create a new birth of freedom, and by liberating our fellow Americans, we might secure the freedom of the free.

We here now declare the conditions that confront this nation, that the scourge of civil war has taken possession of our Republic, that imposters have stolen our Executive Branch, that this contest is a war between good and evil, and that until the shackles of our bondage are broken, there is no possibility of Life, Liberty, and pursuit of Happiness in these United States of America.

We have been captured by Communist zealots, who govern without the consent of the governed. As we speak, they work to abolish freedom, destroy free enterprise, and institute communist slavery. They work tirelessly to tear down our armed forces, replacing them with automatons indoctrinated with alien creeds called CRT and DEI that are unscrupulous justifications for Communist dictatorship.

The Marxist doctrine they are taught to obey demands class conflict to abolish the middle class, the clergy, the GOP, and counterrevolutionaries. Every soldier, sailor, marine, and airman will be employed as communist executioners to destroy those identified by Karl Marx as class enemies.

Those designated enemies will be shot, hanged, worked to death as slave laborers, or starved to death by communist thugs as their predecessors did in the Soviet Union, Communist China, Cuba, and Cambodia.

In the process, former defenders of liberty will be turned into communist thugs. Why? Because we are what we do. Those who murder are murderers. Their evil deeds transform honorable men and women into murderous thugs. Because it is dirty, cruel, and savage work that alters men’s souls, those who do evil are evil.

We are witnesses to these events. We are the intended victims of the genocidal massacres of our people. We must warn our people, expose the tyrants as imposters, and denounce their evil deeds as the work of Satan.

As we advance the cause of freedom, know that we serve a just cause, that our deeds are noble, and that our Creator is pleased by our devotion to duty. By our noble deeds, we become noble and pleasing to almighty God.

Fear not! Our God reigns!

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