Concordia res Parvae Crescunt
That really is the question.
To increase the one, you have to limit the other. There’s no two ways about it.
If confronted with that choice, which one will you increase??
Naturally, there is only one sane answer. Yet, good, well-meaning, but horribly deceived and misled Americans are constantly choosing government over freedom and prosperity by their daily actions, behaviors – and voting patterns.
Why?
The reason is that nobody is being told that this is what the choice boils down to. The big – and going – lie from the government/corporate establishment is: “Hey, vote for us, and we’ll get you freedom and prosperity, too … uhh, … eventually, at least … I think!”
It’s the siren song of modern politics, and we are taking it all in as if it was a beautiful symphony. We smoked the establishment’s crack and believe we can fly as we jump out of a twntieth-floor window.
All that needs to happen for Americans to find their way again is to make it very clear to them that these two are incompatible. If you increase one, you MUST and WILL limit the other.
Proof:
Freedom has never suffered more than during times when government power increased the most. Bush’s legacy is that he literally gutted Lady Liberty, more than any other president in US history, (short of maybe Lincoln, FDR, and Nixon), to the point at which she almost expired.
Her last hope is not Obama, it’s YOU.
Obama will absolutely not give up the power Bush has stolen and bequeathed to him; he will only wear a nicer smile as he cuts her heart out as well.
What will you do?
Will you finally take the shackles off of Lady Liberty and put them on your government, or will you stand by as she finally bleeds to death while she lies handcuffed on the floor, holding her spilling bowels in her hands?
The choice – as always – is yours.
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Dr. Warren,
Excellent, Super, I'll vote for your Son.
Allan
I wanted to share a video of my son giving a speech about liberty and the Constitution at a recent Jr. Toastmasters meeting.
http://www.heirsoflibertypress.org/article.php?id=46
Alex,
I read your article “It's the Constitution, stupid!"
Right on, hang in there.
BTW I am a Texan, living in Arkansas; have you heard of TC2K (Texas Constitution 2000)?
Allan
This movement needs a push. The resolutions, introduced in states' legislatures, attempting to take back their sovereignty, have not seen the light of the media's day. I urge you to get this message out. Upholding the tenth amendment is a great step, and we need to shout this across the land. Contact Brent Bozell, etc. I see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Sam - they sure do need a push - and that's what we're all here for, right? Surprisingly enough, though, this movement IS starting to get a little attention. Glenn Beck covered it on his TV show, the Washington Times had a full article on it a week ago, Fox and Friends morning show had Rep Itse from NH on recently, and WTCM radio interviewed myself and Paul Opsommer (R-MI) about this issue last week as well.
As long as good people like yourself keep beating the drums - writing to local reps, contacting local newspapers and radio stations, the attention will continue to grow!
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Alex,
I read your article “It's the Constitution, stupid!"
Right on, hang in there.
BTW I am a Texan, living in Arkansas; have you heard of TC2K (Texas Constitution 2000)?
Allan
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