The Miracle That Would Save America From Obama-Imposed American Marxism

There’s a promise made over an unbeknownst open mic to outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on March 26, 2012, that awaits the outcome of November 6.

“This is my last election…after my election I have more flexibility,” President Barack Obama told Medvedev, indicating a chilling confidence that he would win a second term.

Prime Minister Medvedev, his replacement President Vladimir Putin, the reelection-bound Venezuelan despot Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, and Obama-propped Egyptian president Muslim Brotherhood member Mohammed Morsi await the fulfillment of that not meant to be heard promise.

They are the enemy at the gate who will goad Obama on to the continuing destruction of America should the worst happen on Tuesday, Nov. 6.

We have been in the dark before but never has the dark been so dangerous as now when Marxism and radical Islam have joined forces to deliver world populations over to the One World Order-driven United Nations.

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The world thought the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in the end of communism. Few knew back then that Communism would join radical Islam to begin in earnest smothering the freedom of the West in 2008.

Even after four years of policies that bring America to her knees, Obama and Mitt Romney are running neck and neck in the polls.

We need a miracle for the most crucial election of our lifetime, and the miracle exists somewhere within the 77.7 million who declared themselves Catholic in 2011 (Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate).

The 77.7 million Catholics represent a significant 24.9% of the U.S. Census Bureau’s estimated population for last year and are the body of the church who has fought all forms of marxism, of which communism is one, for centuries.

Down through those centuries, the most epic stand against the curse of Communism could be the one waged over the courageous struggle to build the humble Nowa Huta church in post-war Poland. This was back in the days when Archbishop of Krakow Karol Wojtyla, who was to become Pope John Paul II, laid down a gauntlet he never picked up again.

Readers can still see the full story in Pope John Paul II’s biography posted on the Vatican website, thus described: “It is a small gem of a story, multifaceted and 20 years in the making.”

“Nowa Huta was a kind of test-tube town built by the Communists in the early 1950s, just outside of Krakow. The town, part of Bishop Karol Wojtyla’s jurisdiction, was meant to be a worker’s paradise, built strictly on Communist principles, supposedly an enduring rebuke to the “decadent”, “spiritually besotted” Krakow, where folk insisted on worshipping in a real church. The regime assumed, of course that the workers would all be atheists, so the town was built without grace of church or steeple.”

It didn’t take long, however for the workers to make it clear that they wanted a church. Wojtyla loyally communicated their desire to the powers that be, and the regime immediately opposed it.

Yet the conflict wouldn’t melt away and neither would the dedicated Karol Wojtyla.

According to the Vatican website, “The conflict became an intense symbol of the opposition between the Catholic Church and the Communist State. It was a conflict between the workers’ world that was supposed to be beyond religion–and the actual workers singing old Polish hymns that started with the words, `We want God.’ The Communist Party reluctantly issued a permit in 1958 and withdrew it in 1962.”

But steadfast Bishop Karol Wojtyla was about to prove that there is more than one way to win a war.

“Years went by and Wojtyla, joined by other priests met with authorities and patiently filed and refiled for building permits. Crosses were put up in the designated area and were then pulled down in the darkness of night, only to reappear weeks later.”

States the Vatican website: “Meanwhile, Bishop Wojtyla and other priests gave sermons in the open field, winter and summer, under a burning sun, in freezing rain and snow. Year after year, Wojtyla celebrated Christmas Mass at the site where the church was supposed to be built. Thousands peacefully lined up for communion, but tension was building.

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