WOODSTOCK WHITEHOUSE- from God to greed
Author warns that tyranny of communism is rapidly consuming America
New Book Encourages Readers to Leave Behind “Hippie-Dumb”
Author warns that tyranny of communism is rapidly consuming America
2010-09-01
LONGWOOD, FL--In all countries on the planet, liberty, religious freedom, social mobility, social justice, thought, and speech are under attack. There is nothing conservative about this movement, as it is orchestrated by individual rulers of nations who take extremely liberal measures against their own countrymen and other nations. Overtly, it is cloaked as compassion for the downtrodden working man, when in fact it is outright deception used to bring about a sort of "utopia"--it is fascism. This is not the liberty that drew millions to the promised land--it is the tyranny of communism that is rapidly consuming America. Within the pages of Woodstock Whitehouse: From God to Greed ($15.99, paperback, 978-1-60957-473-4), author Mike Fitzwilliams' new Xulon Press title, suggests the idea that the hippie movement was a communist movement, and that the leaders took full advantage of rebellious youth to further their agenda.
"God always gives us a way to walk away from sin," he says. "The spade of moral relativism is a tool t hat we use to dig the pit before we jump in. My generation, the left side of the Boomers that I call 'hippie-dumb,' has dug the pit deep and wide. We have wallowed in it, raised our children in it, and now we are raising out grandchildren in it!"
After graduating from high school in 1969, Fitzwilliams listened to plenty of Jimi Hendrix and soon became "experienced" with several kinds of drugs. He smoked pot for about 35 years, but as it turned out, he spent half of that time weaning himself off it. "Leaving hippie-dumb behind is one of the best things I have done," he explains. "The best thing was reading the King James Bible, and when I finished, I sensed an awareness of a presence that said, 'Without the knowledge of the Bible, one could be in trouble in the next life, and possibly in this life.'"