Today marks Holocaust Remembrance Day, a solemn time to honor the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis. As patriots, we remember the horrors of Auschwitz and vow never to let such evil rise again. This year’s 80th anniversary reminds us that freedom isn’t free—it requires vigilance against hatred.
The Left’s woke ideologies silence faith and rewrite history, but conservatives stand firm. We reject attempts to downplay the Holocaust’s truth. Our children must learn how godless regimes target the innocent—and how faith in Christ offers hope even in darkness.
Anti-Semitism is exploding again, fueled by radical groups and weak leadership. While liberals coddle terrorists, real Americans defend Israel’s right to exist. The same evil that burned synagogues then now masquerades as “social justice” on college campuses.
Survivors’ stories teach resilience. They faced hell yet rebuilt lives through hard work and faith—values the Left mocks. Let their courage shame the snowflakes crying over “microaggressions” while real persecution goes ignored.
Hollywood and media glorify violence but mock prayer. Remembering the Holocaust means fighting for a society where churches and temples stand tall. We won’t let atheist elites erase God from public life like the Nazis did.
Globalists want open borders, but unchecked immigration risks importing ancient hatreds. Protecting our nation means screening out those who despise Judeo-Christian values. Love thy neighbor—but secure the fence.
Some say “never again,” yet Biden’s weakness emboldens Iran’s threats to wipe out Israel. True leaders like Trump stood with our allies. Patriots demand strength, not apologies, to prevent another Holocaust.
This Remembrance Day, kneel in prayer, not protests. Light a candle, teach your kids the truth, and vote for leaders who fear God, not mobs. America must remain a beacon of faith and freedom—lest darkness return.
