When MassNews first burst onto the scene in 1999, we were extolling classic liberal values. But not the “liberalism” you hear about today. We were about the liberalism that had made our country the envy of the world.

The liberal ideals for which so many of my male teenage friends had fought and died in WWII were being mocked and spat upon by the power structure in 1999.

Almost everyone in the WWII generation, which has now become so praised, agreed with us. But those in power in Massachusetts had stolen the label “liberal.” They were looking to the socialist, fascist and communist countries we had defeated for the answers to life.

They were happy because we were all prosperous with 401k’s that were overflowing. And the “trains were running on time” as the Italians had said with satisfaction in the 1930s when they were run by their fascist dictator, Benito Mussolini.

But there were serious problems.

• Innocent children were being maliciously abused and destroyed by us as DSS ran amuck. No one seemed to care as long as we were all making money.

• School children were taught that sex is not only the most important thing in the world ... it is the only thing.

• While we were teaching that sex is so important, we had quietly become the leader in the nation about extolling to boys the virtues and enjoyment of sex with other boys. We were no longer teaching (as we should) merely tolerance of the 3% of the population who had chosen the foolish lifestyle that is now called “gay.” We were teaching that they were superior.

• Strong, young black men were being told that they had to sit in front of a computer all day. The manufacturing base of the state had dried up and left. No one had the foggiest idea why it was happening or they were afraid to say.

• Boys were attacked as the cause of most of our problems. We were told that these boys needed to be de-programmed by women in our public schools. This was the message from Harvard as it used its vast power to teach this trash across the entire country. The School of Education and the psychiatrist department at the Medical School, with its Dr. William Pollack, were the leaders.

• Children were devastated as they were torn from their fathers by social workers who ran the courts. They mandated that the only purpose of fathers was to keep paying money to the mothers, not to provide support and love for their children. And this was all done in secret and private sessions of just social workers and judges. No observers allowed. (Only to protect the privacy of the children, you understand.)

• Radical feminists had taken control at the Boston Globe. They do not like the institution of marriage (they believe it traps women) and are intent on weakening or destroying it. They are happy to see many single mothers and the government caring for all children. All mothers will work, according to them. Therefore, they have jumped wholeheartedly on the bandwagon for gay marriage as an important wedge to achieve their goal.

• Children (usually boys) were being forcefully drugged with Ritalin by the schools because the female teachers were unable to relate to their enthusiasm and energy.

• Nineteen legal centers were established with taxpayer money across the state to help women in all their problems, but there was no one at all to help the men in any manner. Someone had decided that all women are good and all men are evil. The children of the Commonwealth were left with no contact with their fathers. Women who wanted to keep their families together saw the threat of their children being taken from them. This threat was carried out by dysfunctional social workers.

We at MassNews were sidetracked from our mission. We found that we needed much more than an economic message. We strived to regain some of the virtues that had made our country great while we fought to make the world free in the WWII era.

We were not surprised to discover that most of the people in the state share our dream, but we were surprised to find that the feeling is so strong.

However, most of us had retreated into bunkers because we had come to believe that we alone were the only ones who had serious doubts about what we heard from the Boston Globe and its sycophants in the press and from our political leaders.

Even though the vast majority of the people agreed with us, this did not mean they were ready to strive to make the changes. It is a little scary to do that. Someone will call you bad names.

So it’s best to keep your head low.