A pretty good quote as far as it goes, but incomplete in the sense that Boortz fails to delve into the important subject of what Jewish schools teach their students. Which is patterned along the lines that as "Gods chosen people", who's duty it is to rule over the nations of the earth, they must strive to become the commanding officers and the high government officials who's authority is beyond question.

You cannot only say you love your country and hate your government, but when necessary, you should do it loud and you should do it often.

In reality, not one solitary American has died defending his country since the last Confederate soldier fell while defending his country from United States military aggression.

There are two types of individuals who do not know what their govenment is doing. Those who do not know because they lack the curiosity to ask, and those that do not know, because they lack the courage to ask.

I have never conversed with a Christian who supported science over religious theory or one who supported liberal education over religious dogma. And I have yet to converse with a Christian who used logical reasoning to support his position. As to government, it has been my observation that most Christians prefer an authoritarian government over a liberal govenment, and many Christians would actually prefer a dictator run government as long as it supported their view point as to right and wrong.