By Terry | anti Christian , anti religion , Constitutional , The Constitution
Thomas Jefferson said, “Put not your faith in men, but bind them down with the chains of the Constitution.” Sounds great right? Let me ask you a simple question. Do you think our politicians and government have been bound down with the chains of the Constitution? Unless you are brain dead or walking around oblivious […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Federal Land Ownership , government growth
The Bundy occupation at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge may have some causes that the media is failing to acknowledge. While their method is an “in your face” move designed to provoke a response. There is a growing and continued encroachment of the Federal government on private State land that is becoming as overbearing as our […]
Continue readingBy Terry | 2nd Amendment , Constitutional , Government conspiracy , Gun Control , The Constitution
This is a brief detour on the series, If the Constitution Were the Solution…. to provide yet another very present example of how it has failed us. As most know, the 2nd amendment specifically reads: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep […]
Continue readingBy Terry | anti Christian , anti religion , Constitutional , Government Deception , The Constitution
In the few seconds that it took you to read this sentence, our government in 2011 spent on average nearly $250,000. Five years ago, the budget pace was about $7.2 million a minute which works out to a pace of about $435 million per hour. The velocity of our national debt has continued to grow […]
Continue readingBy Terry | anti God , anti religion , Constitutional , Government conspiracy , The Constitution
As noted in the first post on this issue, it’s pretty obvious that the Constitution is not working as we are told it was intended to. We have been led to believe it was originally designed to limit our government, in turn both protecting and maximizing our personal freedom. The flag is all wrapped around it. […]
Continue readingBy Terry | American Decline , Bill of Rights , collectivism , Constitutional , individualism , natural law , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
As I noted in my last post, Obama has no Constitutional authority to create laws at the stroke of a pen with his so-called “executive” orders. He has NO such authority granted to him under our rule of law, the document he took an oath to uphold and defend. If we let the executive undermine […]
Continue readingBy Terry | American Decline , Constitutional , media deception , New World Order , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
One of the things that really gets my goat is when I hear the media and our so-called representatives, all the way up to the Presidential level, refer to our form of government as a Democracy. Most citizens have had this drilled into their head so frequently, they simply accept it without question now. The […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Bill of Rights , collectivism , individualism , natural law , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
Before reviewing the statements made in Obama’s inaugural speech and comparing them to the concepts covered in Part One, I would like to clarify one other point. A careful reading of the Bill of Rights affirms the individualist concept. However, it is probably most clearly expressed in an often overlooked amendment- the 9th. The 9th […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Bill of Rights , collectivism , Constitutional , individualism , natural law , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
[dropcap color=”color-default” font=”times” style=”oblique” size=”scmgc-3em”]C[/dropcap]ontrary to current government brain washing and propaganda, our Constitution was based on the concept of individualism. Now, of course, the framers and the colonists may not have called it that, but they did understand that all freedoms arose from the individual, NOT the government. To determine where Obama falls on […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Bill of Rights , Constitutional , Personal Liberty , The Constitution , U.S. Sovereignty
The phone rang. The number was local but unfamiliar. I was expecting someone from PSE&G to call and confirm an appointment that I had made for the afternoon, so I uncharacteristically picked it up rather than letting it go to the answering machine. “Hello.” A firm demanding voice replied, “I need to speak with the […]
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