Unity is a Weapon

By Frank D. Lovell -

Americans have faced many attacks on this Republic in the past, mostly from foreign origins which our military has resolved. Today we face the most challenging attacks, for they are internal: they hide in sheep’s clothing but have the heart of a wolf; they are a predator. They utilize our Constitutional protections while their intent is to do away with those protections; their intent is to dissolve the America we all grew up in.

The greatest advantage they have is what they are doing is extremely difficult for a lot of Americans to believe. Many have been conditioned through a lifetime of freedom to believe, “no, not in America, that could never happen.” If you believe that, it is critical you do research on what is happening in America: to understand the “woke” you must be “awake.”

Unlike in the past, we cannot rely on our military: this is a battle Americans must fight on their own. In doing so, mainly to promote the spread of information in the effort to make Americans aware, it is necessary we create organizations as a base to fight this threat. Therein lies a dangerous problem: I have seen several organizations crumble because of the personality issue.

The basic rules of an effective organization are: Money is being spent to further the mission, members are motivated and happy in what they are doing, and the organization is effective. If that is being accomplished, you have a good organization. If you find yourself concerned with leadership personality, you have left the path of effectiveness and in time the organization is doomed.

Leadership personality is not the goal. I once knew a President who some complained about his personality, his tweets. In doing so they lost track of the mission: if the mission is effective personality is irrelevant. Try to consider you and your family under constant attack: the dissemination of lies with the intent to destroy the mission. You just might develop an attitude and fight back. Once you personalize an organization, you attack the mission.

We have some great organizations fighting for us, and ideally they should all be working together, sharing information and resources, being united in the effort to save this Republic. 

Never lose sight of what you are doing: attending local government or organizational meetings, communicating with representatives, agencies, businesses, with your family, friends, flag-waving: it's all important because the efforts of each individual add up to what some may call a movement and that is exactly what America needs. It's also our duty as Americans, an obligation created for us by the Founders of this Republic.

We are all in this together, and the danger this Republic faces is real, organized, and well funded, so we’d better take our efforts as seriously as the other side. We all need to work together, ignore our differences and concentrate on the mission. If we don’t, we will find ourselves living in an America we don’t recognize or like, and we will we only have ourselves to blame.

Frank D. Lovell is an active conservative citizen who lives in Inverness.