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The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are the two most magnificent documents created by man. They have allowed the Republic of the United States of America to become the most prosperous nation the world has seen. We have been a beacon and a haven for the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to breathe the air that free men breathe. Alexander Tytler, A Scottish advocate, judge, writer, and historian observed that all democracies are temporary in nature. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who p ...

What happens when society takes control of your mind and how you think? This book speaks on all of the issues going on in today’s society and how the rich, wealthy and elite do everything in their power to keep the American people under mind control. There are different tactics and ways they use to make sure we as a people don’t strive for greatness in life. It starts from when you’re a child in the education system and how we’re taught to be obedient and to respect authority all the way into Corporate America. Our minds are programmed on a daily basis and whether we realize it or not, we don’t take the time to see the bigger picture of how the world is run. From the music we listen to, ...

“Not ALL Conservatives Are Constitutionalist” is a progression through a litany of definitions for Conservatism and a simplified single historical perspective of Constitutionalism. Tom looks at these two, not necessarily the same ideas in governance, from his personal thirty-year journey in politics. During the 2010 election cycle, the Constitutional Grass Roots stepped up and into their rightful role in the electoral decision process. This had instantaneously ignited the questions: 'What does it mean to be a Conservative candidate compared to a Constitutional candidate?' 'Doesn't a Conservative follow the Constitution in governing?' This work was originally published in 201 ...

Our nation was founded on the principles of individual freedoms, personal responsibility, and a limited and defined central government. Our Declaration of Independence stated that it was our Creator that endowed us with unalienable rights, among those, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That all men are created equal. That is was the purpose of a central government to secure those unalienable rights. Our nation has changed a lot and not for the better. We have come a long way since the Revolutionary War and we seemed to have come full circle. The very tyranny and usurpation of citizens that punctuated life under British rule has revisited us. Patrick Henry said, “Why stand ...

After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union, socialism should have passed into history, along with Marxism. Marxism is not a "science" as declared by the academics of the Communist Party in Moscow, but an enormous senseless absurdity, full of contradictions. And socialism in practice, far from being "a paradise on earth, " is itself a terrible hell. But none of this has gone away. On the contrary, the left is alive and defiant. And they are much worse than they were during the last century: Now they are "reinforced" with environmentalism and red feminism, multiculturalism, the LGBT agenda, and all the ia "postmodernist" paraphernalia of political correctn ...

The greatest threat to any world power or dominant civilization is not external, it is internal. Some of the most advanced nations were conquered not through a superior military force but through a gradual but steady erosion of the core values and beliefs that made those nations great. They have become unwitting victims of their own success. Every individual, every structure, every nation must be built on a firm foundation. If a building is built on loose shifting soil it will not stand the test of time. Water and wind will undermine the structure and it will, in time, certainly fall. We as individuals must be firmly rooted in a moral and spiritual foundation if we are to withstand t ...

Our nation was born in conflict, revolting against a British King and his dictatorial rule, by colonists yearning to be free men, worshiping their God without fear of reprisals and determining their method of governance. A Federal Government with limited and defined powers, divided among three Branches of Government, that derived its power from the consent of the governed, and who primary purpose was to secure the unalienable rights endowed by their Creator, was formed. But after 243 years the firewalls have been breached and we are once again living under the tyranny of public servants that have become our public masters. The life cycle of Democracy has come full circle, from bon ...

Our country is experiencing the greatest transformation since its inception as a Republic. It bears little resemblance to the greatest nation the world has seen. Our Constitution, the Rule of Law, Congress, the Separation of Powers, our culture, our Judeo Christian values, and our heritage have come under a relentless assault. As Alexander Tyler has observed, democracies and republics are temporary in nature and have a lifecycle of about 200 years. We have exceeded that life expectancy. A complacent and apathetic electorate has embraced a benevolent all-powerful government that has become their new religion. Our President has become their new god. The Progressive movement, with a ...