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The State Desires Divisions
2007-07-22 16:46:00
We must all come to understand that as long as anyone depends on their minority status to determine their rights then the majority will only recognize a degree of rights based solely upon a specified set of what the majority considers allowable and therefore, contingent freedoms. In other words, the majority will always restrict the rights of the minority unless the minority can base their rights upon something other than the specific attributes and or definitions of that minority. The government is not inclined to, nor does it obligate itself to ensure the Rights of any person in this country although it was created to protect the Rights of every individual. It is up to the individual to combatively insist and aggressively pursue his or her Rights before the government. It is People, first and foremost, that form the State Republics through acting on a cooperative and voluntary basis, but with an extreme prejudice toward their Rights. It has been said that the majority opinion is ...
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They prefer Our Silence to Our Consent
2007-07-04 19:19:00
When we submit our ideas and inner thoughts to the judgment of others, we stake ourselves upon both the common passions and therefore the criticisms of those who consider our opinions, be they right or wrong.Thus, in my opinion, the present disposition of this government toward the People, in matters of their ability to both determine and maintain their own lives within the confidence of Liberty, is that of complete and abject opposition. Under the disease of widespread complacency, We have surrendered our combative Right of Dissent and indeed the Right of Defense against any and all onslaughts of Our Freedom by the very institution designed and pledged to protect such Freedom.We have, to Our own demise and degradation, provided allowance after allowance to those, whose primary purpose is to govern solely at Our Pleasure and by Our Consent, and they have taken full advantage of Our lack of the Spirit of Opposition to fundamentally change the manner in which they govern this federati...
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The Responsibility of Liberty
2007-05-19 04:23:00
In viewing the last 50 years or so, one must come to the conclusion that the U.S. Government is taking the same domestic policy as it does its foreign policy: interventionism. The ills of the world and indeed the ills of individuals or even classes of people will never be solved by the intervention of the government and that fact has been proven time and time again with failed wars, failed policies, and failed programs.The State Apparatus is incapable of sustaining itself as the ultimate support group for the world or for that matter, its own citizens because it was never intended to do either. The only valid utility our government has is limited to defending our own borders and protecting the Rights, Freedom and Liberty of the individual. The government does not have the responsibility to make decisions for each individual any more than it has the responsibility for any other nation or group of nations around the world. Its scope of responsibility is extremely limited and yet it h...

The Inclinations of Men in Power
2007-05-19 04:03:00
We live in perilous times, of that there is no doubt, but the peril comes from within our government, more so than from a foreign threat. The Founding Fathers were well aware of the inclination of men in power to seek that power without restraint or limitation, for it is indeed the nature of power to corrupt the hearts and minds of men.Because of this, the Founding Fathers were keenly aware of the safeguards necessary to define restrictions upon all branches of our government. No one branch would be allowed to become independent of the other in order to fulfill its duties to the Citizens of this Nation. In addition to these restrictions, the Founding Fathers also depended on the outcry of the People to restrict such abbreviations as might occur when those in power stepped outside the boundaries of Constitutional Order. Unfortunately, there are always those in power who seek to subvert the limitations placed upon them by the use of various means from subtle legislation to Executive O...
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Lest We Forget
2007-05-19 04:02:00
When we try to understand the proper role that government plays within this Republic then we should also gain knowledge about how government deviates from the Constitutional line of authority in it’s usurpations, and the effects deviations have upon this Nation. When a government seeks to usurp power, it normally does so through a myriad of bureaucratic appointments, contrary to Constitutional Order. Within the bureaucratic labyrinth it can twist the law in a number of ways which will always follow a certain path of base confusion and within that confusion it relies upon one thing to achieve its goals of sovereignty over the People and that is the complacency of the People. Bureaucracy’s intent is to always create a system that can be used to confound the People, one in which there is a “law” for every crime and that law is usually arbitrary, vague and complicated. The “law” becomes relative, hard and cold, without equality or justice, it becomes divisive to society and ...
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The Ultimate Guardian of The Constitution
2007-05-18 03:34:00
The government endlessly promotes itself as the “protector” and ultimate guardian of Our Constitution and the Rights guaranteed by that document; it is, of course, not true. The cloak, behind which it hides, is wearing thin as it continually expands its interest and authority over the People while ignoring the Law of the Land.The government, in its self-promotion, has done all it can to ensure that the People remain under the belief that their Rights remain safe and secure under its false stewardship. Under the constant guise of government respect for the enduring principles of the Constitution, it unfortunately uses the Peoples conditioned trust to subvert and nullify the very document it is employed to uphold.The stance of the People, under the Law, has always been that of an Adversary to the government’s ability to usurp authority. For decades, the People have been lulled into believing that the government will automatically defend and uphold Our Rights, nothing can be fart...
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Contingent Freedom
2006-12-03 16:40:00
During the period that the Federal Reserve Act was passed, so to was the 16th and 17th Amendment to the Constitution. Of course, many people tend to realize that the 16th Amendment (Progressive Income Tax) and the Federal Reserve Act have not been in the best interest of the People, but few realize that the 17th Amendment has caused major damage to this former Constitutional Republic. It is strange that the same politicians didn’t attempt to amend the Constitution to include the Federal Reserve Act and deny Congress the authority to coin money; perhaps they thought themselves lucky to “ratify” the 16th and 17th Amendments.Section 3 of the Constitution states:"The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each state, chosen by the legislature thereof, for six years; and each Senator shall have one vote.Immediately after they shall be assembled in consequence of the first election, they shall be divided as equally as may be into three classes. The seats ...
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The Difference Between Now and the 1930s
2006-11-27 00:04:00
There are a great many similarities between the economic indicators today and those of the late 1920s, but there are differences that are even more important than the similarities.The parallels are more or less obvious, but it is the differences that should actually concern us regarding any comparisons between what we face today as opposed to what we faced in the Crash of 29 and the Great Depression of the 30s.One of the biggest and perhaps one of the most potentially devastating is the U.S. Trade Deficit. Once again, while the similarities pose a serious problem, the differences pose a grave threat that the people who endured the Great Depression never had to worry about. Actually, the U.S. and the People of that day were much more “prepared”, if you can call it that, then we are now in 2006. Even the government was much more capable of handling the disaster then than it is now.Today, many children and even young adults under the age of 35 were brought up watching TV, playing v...
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Taxation-Government Tool For Control and Tyranny
2006-11-11 05:51:00
I have to wonder just how long we will continue to allow this government to maintain its Social Ruse on the People? The subject is Income Tax, Social Security and Medicare Tax and it’s usage. We are told that it is to provide the government with much needed revenue to operate and keep our nation strong and safe, to provide the needed services and benefits. It is a very useful tool in the hands of politicians and bureaucrats, but its purpose is not that which is publicized or promoted. You see, these taxes form a very powerful system of social compliance, but little else. It all starts with the monetary system that has been imposed upon this country: The Federal Reserve Bank and its Fiat Currency System. In reality, what the banks do with mortgages and loans is very similar to what the government does. Banks lend you and I money that doesn’t exist until the moment you sign the mortgage or loan note.In the Federal Reserve publication "I Bet You Thought" states: "Printed Federal Re...
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Peace, The Enemy of The State
2006-10-07 15:53:00
Tyranny is the logical conclusion of every people who lose the sense of their Natural Rights, and it appears that is, for most Americans, the case. As with every threat, the governments response to that threat determines the extent our Rights are affected. Although I am sure that there are very real threats in the world, the “War on Terror” is just another in a long line of threats that has been effectively used by government “Statists” over the last two centuries, used to their advantage over the People. We can see this trend, as it began, when John Adams implemented the Aliens and Sedition Act of 1798, then again in the War between the Several State s, which had little to do with the slavery issue and more to do with a Federal power grab. The Spanish threatened us at the end of the 19 Century, and then The Hun was the threat during WWI, and fascism in WWII, then the long list of communist threats, which called for preemption and containment from the Korean Conflict, through...
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Assault By Domestic Traitors
2006-08-23 17:24:00
Although we have been faced with dangers before, our Country has never been exposed to the type of dangerous men that are now within our own government…they have the guns, the technology and a seemingly never ending supply of fiat cash. Never before has this Nation’s Constitution been assaulted with such vigor and destructive determination as it is currently.Dome stic traitors, in the guise of our own representatives, and agents of our own government, with insidious and malevolent intent, seek to corrupt and subvert this Nation and undermine the very foundations upon which this Nation was founded.Those within this Administration have cut asunder the obligations of their office through secret intrigues, instituting legislations contrary to our Constitutional Order, as well as circumventing and openly ignoring the very Law of the Land.The time is upon us when we each must summon all of our energies against the forces that now bear down upon our Nation and combat such forces with a ...
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Shearing Time In The Homeland
2006-08-06 16:03:00
While I do not advocate violent revolution/protest, I do advocate that we must resist the various actions of a rogue, statist government otherwise we will find ourselves in a time where the ability to resistance will not be open to the People. It is well known that people are not naturally inclined toward revolution or disobedience; it is normally thrust upon them due to times of tyrannical distress and overt misery. The point should be to divert the possibility that such a time will ever come to this Nation. It is becoming obvious that the ability of the People to redress their grievances has been, for all intents and purposes, all but nullified by the government. We must however, consider the State of this Union in which we now live if we are to distinguish between the proper execution of the powers that have been entrusted in those we have chosen to govern, and the improper execution of those powers. We must be aware of the instruments of tyranny which this government is in the p...
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