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It has to be a difficult choice: Sluts or a Saint? Use print space and TV time to cover the sick behavior of psycho, suicidal, pop-culture sluts or revere this country’s Founding Saint’s birthday? Nah, scratch that — it wasn’t a difficult choice. No need to lie to ourselves, here. This country’s Media has for a long time easily whored itself out to irreverence, indecency, and American disloyalty.

We’re told that it’s President’s Day. That’s a lie. Even going by the dry, official ink on the Federal Office of Personnel Management books, it’s still titled George Washington’s birthday.

Here’s the official history of the holiday. Since the last full year of George Washingtons’ Presidency, the holiday was celebrated in commemoration of his birthday. According to the old style calendar in use back then, he was born on February 11. However, according to the calendar that has been used since at least the mid-18th century, most Americans have celebrated his birthday on the 22nd.

Along came Abraham Lincoln, another revered president and fellow February baby (born on the 12th). The first formal observance of Lincoln’s birthday took place in 1865, the year after his assassination, when both houses of Congress gathered for a memorial address. Lincoln’s Birthday did not become a federal holiday like George Washington’s, but it did become a legal holiday in several states.

In 1968, legislation (HR 15951) was enacted that affected several federal holidays. One of these was Washington’s Birthday, the observation of which was shifted to the third Monday in February each year whether or not it fell on the 22nd. This act, which took effect in 1971, was designed to simplify the yearly calendar of holidays and give federal employees some standard three-day weekends in the process.

While the holiday in February is still officially known as Washington’s Birthday (at least according to the Office of Personnel Management), it has become popularly known as “President’s Day.”

Don’t expect to be told the truth by those — including even Federal Office of Personnel Management employees! - who butter their bread making political correctness and historicism matter more than the truth.

I have a problem with a couple things, here. Let me tell you what I think.

For starters, both the reason for revision and the absence of solitary observance for Washington’s birthday are flagrant insults to the original blood, sweat and tears undertaking of the Founding.

What kind of nonsense is it that we use the birthdays of those American pioneers who labored the hardest and sacrificed the most, to secure us the freedoms, comforts and conveniences that we all enjoy today, “to simplify the yearly calendar of holidays and give federal employees some standard three-day weekends in the process”? Is that not disrespect in its most demeaning form? What pompous gratitude we extend: “You ancestors of ours really busted your butts your whole lives. Literally, you gave until the grave. Now let us take your much deserved break for you on our frequent, government-subsidized, three-day work holidays. And while we do, we promise to forget the importance of all you did for us.”

Next. Martin Luther King can have his own self-titled birthday recognized as a National Holiday, but not our country’s First President? Should I go on? Should I have to? Do I want to? Will I? You bet your ass I will.

Let’s see if I understand this correctly. Or should I say, let’s see if I can get to anywhere near a “correct understanding” of this piece of nonsense by, first, understanding it sensically using political-incorrectness?

Martin marched a few times from Selma, AL to Montgomery, AL. It’s only about 40 miles and he walked along paved roads with security escorts and modern comforts and conveniences. He wrote a few jailhouse letters, plagiarized a great many speeches, and played up his last name “King” as if he was ONE. He led his best rally amid the monuments of Washington, DC. He preached proper, righteous behavior while he at the same time committed adultery many publicly verifiable times — oh, and he had “a dream.” One to see a race of people freed completely from discriminate oppression.

Washington trekked through miles and miles of uncharted territory on horseback and foot with nothing but his balls, his blankets, his musket and other primitive 18th century means. In his mid- 40’s he left his wealthy wife and secure estate lifestyle and rode off on horseback into a presumably unwinnable Revolution where he threw himself time and time again directly into the line of fire and afforded himself no special privileges. He practiced what he preached and he fell to his knees and prayed for the courage and discipline and restraint to not be so weak in his manliness to fail so again. He wrote eloquent letters, authored his own speeches, and scribbled down his own moral guide consisting of 101 Rules of Civility (at the age of 16), all of them using a bottle of India ink and a bird’s feather while under the light of a lantern or a fireplace fire. He refused to be a King when he could have been, causing even King George III to remark, ““If true, then he is the greatest man in the world.” And those monuments in DC? His name and his life made it all possible. Oh, and he, too, had “a dream.” One to FREE ALL Of MANKIND from ANY kind of tyranny, then and forever.

Pick your hero, gentlemen. When the comparisons are made it is clear that our GREATEST American is NOT being honored with the respect and reverence he so deserves. In our public sphere, we are repetitively guilefully coaxed to honor makeshift mediocrity rather than timeless magnificence.

In my humble, brazen, unassailable opinion (built on and up from the truth and only the truth), if our Founder’s had known the memory of what they’d do would not have any peace in its rest, perhaps they wouldn’t have worked as hard and sacrificed as much as they, indeed, did. They believed their posterity was worth it. Too bad we don’t think their ancestry is.

No, I’m not a scholar or historian on George Washington or the Founding Times and others who lived then. But neither do I need to be. Like the understanding I need, and can easily acquire, to well-enough grasp the workings of our American government and know when our Constitution is being undermined and my constitutional rights are being violated and stolen, none of what I (or any other American) can know about George Washington, to determine the man’s magisterial general character, is difficult to put together. Neither is it supposed to be. Although the pinheads and pundits do plenty of sophistic work to lead us common folk with great commonsense to believe that an understanding of anything having to do with our government — its offices, its history, and its leaders — is supposed to be difficult, the truth is the opposite. Not one bit of it is difficult to understand. Although the cerebrally-bloated intellectuals try their damnedest to convince the population otherwise, none of the knowledge about how it all works and what history can reveal to us is beyond our own Creator-endowed powers of reason (unalienable right). Of course, the difficulty for many people lies in choosing to use this incredible faculty to know what they need to know. If that is your “difficulty,” see a shrink. I can’t do the work to think for you.

To put it through with blunt force, George Washington was a Great man. By any standard, even a perfect one, he was. He, along with the other Founding People, set the absolute heroic role model that ALL Americans should learn about and emulate today.

It’s been a mentoring habit of mine for a long time to tell young people, especially the young punks all full of themselves who’ve not only never done anything great but rarely see anything all the way through to completion, “There are people who have done much greater things than ANY of us living today.” George Washington is one of these Great people. For me, he tops the list. He is MY hero.

I’ve told the story many times before. Throughout my life, I’ve been positively influenced by a handful of individuals. But whenever I was asked who I would consider a hero, there was never any one individual I could point to. It was only after my unique experience in sports entertainment portraying a hero figure for many young kids, spending the last dozen years of my life giving attention and study to classical mentoring, and discovering a love for American history and subsequently the heroism and brilliance of the Founding times, that I came to call George Washington the foremost heroic figure of ALL time. Although one of the many Founding people I consider Great, George Washington embodies the model of hero most notably –and most nobly. He set a transcendent standard of masculinity, integrity, honesty, and courage like no other.

He not only set the standard all Presidents who would follow him should strive for, he also set the standard, through his speeches, for how the American people must behave and what responsibilities they hold if America’s unique form of Republic government was to survive. CON-servatives talk ONLY about how Conservatism needs another Ronald Reagan. But what America truly needs is another George Washington.

The timing of ALL the Founding people’s lives is prophetic. I have to tell you, for me, George Washington’s life and its story deserves the same, if not more, reverence than even the man called Jesus Christ and his story. George Washington was, after all, a God and a warrior.

I know, I know — keep it to yourself. I’m a blasphemous SOB. Tell you what. They say there is power in prayer. So you gather all your born-again friends to collectively pray for my demise. If I kick it, then the few hundred thousand that come around here will immediately be become loyal and fatihful converts. Deal?

Each of us must decide for ourselves — about everything. I have.

Each of us must, also, decide how deeply we believe — about everything. I have.

I truly believe America’s Founding was Created by Our Creator. I think it’s incredibly funny how those (especially CON-servatives) who claim to be committed to their belief in a Creator casually pick and choose what individual things they think he Created, when the truth is He Created everything. From the moment He set all of Creation in motion, He destined IT ALL, including the destiny of America and the lives of the Founding people at that time. I believe this. You don’t? Fine. Be a fool — and a hypocrite.

Your Founding Father of Ring Life Intensity,

Always Believe,

Warrior