A Time-Honored American Ideal

We are the people of America, many of us have our ancestry in this land for 400 years. Others, for several generations coming from different nations, most through normal immigration and the requisite assimilation. Most came with a couple of objectives, safety and prosperity. Neither of which was guaranteed by anyone to anyone. They were the products of one’s own efforts and ambition.

One hundred and fifty years after landing on the continent, we formed the Articles of Confederation to be the official government of the new entity, the thirteen individual nations confederated to act as one during the Revolutionary War. Next, and without any real license to do so, we formed the Constitution of the United States, becoming a new nation, the United States of America.

For the past 250 years, or so, we have operated under that system, one that has been effective. The people of America, aside from a couple of minor wars, have been free of war on this soil. We have bartered and bought land masses and gained land through other means like the war with Mexico in the 1840s started by the annexation of the Republic of Texas. Of course, the 1860s proved that there could be a rift so deep that it sent us to war with each other, but instead of that being common, like in Guatemala, it was rare and bloody enough to deter any further attempts at separation.

The last nearly 200 years, we have had relative peace and prosperity, the only reason to live anywhere is because that place offers those things to its people. When nations could not do it, immigrants found themselves on ships and on land to come here, to the United States. We had clean streets, shopping, restaurants (cafes mostly), personal safety, security of our funds in banks. It was stable and enticed others to that stability.

There were hard times, of course, usually at the hands of bankers and Wall Street titans and their fraudulent means of enriching themselves, but we could survive it, because we had survived other hardships. We had crossed the treacherous plains, high mountains, built homes and churches where no one else wanted to be. We established order on the frontiers that seemed endless. We could take it, we were Americans.

We did our fighting on foreign soil to keep the enemy at a distance. Some of those were absolutely necessary, if not for the reasons we thought, and others were less necessary. The evidence of endlessly fueling a war machine has begun to rise out of the mists of time and jaded our otherwise patriotic fervor. Still, if we felt it necessary, if there was an existential threat to our nation, we would fight.

That is who we were.

The United States of America is ripping itself apart; the jagged edges still clinging by threads to the greater fabric of the nation. There remains a United States Government, the last vestige of a once united group of states that now acts independently of the will of the people, the laws it passed, the constitution that brought it to life. The safety and security it once offered to the people and their wealth is of no consequence to the officious Marxists in power.

They stole it from us by refusing to enforce the laws, refusing to do their duty. That is a fact and one can look anywhere they want to validate that statement. If you look at the border, you see it in all of the Border Patrol Agents who act as doormen for anyone who approaches the border. If you look at the elections, it’s the same thing, people refusing to do their duty, refusing to identify those breaking the laws and having them arrested. The police or sheriffs won’t do it either. The financial system that allows members of congress to hold specific stocks, to buy and sell based on what would be insider trading anywhere else. Hate crimes, something that is wholly unconstitutional for the very reason that it can be used as much to punish someone of a different race for some perceived intent as it can be to stop harassment on that basis alone. It is a law that is unsuited to a free society and always counter-productive.

Since no one will do their duty, unless it punishes based on race, religion or sex, there is no order and that very truth is unamerican. A free society relies on the principles of the Bill of Rights and where they cannot be used to restrain government, we do not live in the United States anymore, because by all tangible evidence, it doesn’t exist.

What we have is selectively imposed anarchy. Look at any non-bail state or city and see it real-time. It is a fact and it may not have imposed itself on thee, but entering or approaching those anarchist cities will unleash it with devastating consequences.

We are being drawn backward into a frontier-like existence. As long as one stays out on their farm, they are likely to get away with little or no immediate danger, but to get supplies is like running a gauntlet of desperate thieves and murderers.

I don’t know how long it takes or what calamities have to befall us to get the picture, but it’s coming. Cartels currently rule the southern border and are pushing further and further inland. The government is spreading them out across the nation like an expanding army over which they have no control. No one stops them, no one stands up to them, they just do as they please. The evidence of the sheer number of Palestinians and Palestinian sympathizers showed itself on the streets of American cities this past week and that’s just one sect of hundreds now, Senegalese, Somalians, Iranians, Argentinians, Guatemalans, Chinese, millions and millions of them. Specifically, these are not Americans and have no interest in our American way of life. They are here to conquer and our government, including all of those who work for it, are complicit in suppressing the forces against them.

If you think you’re going to go to work every day with your lunch pail in your hand and continue to provide a decent life for your family, you are about to be met rather rudely by reality. From here on, it’s just a constant stream of brutalities committed against you by the foreign conquerors enlisted by the domestic government.

The truth, and as long as I’ve been trying to warn people, it never sinks in, is that this whole concept of a nation is done. It can last in a dwindling, increasingly abusive and horrific version of itself, but images even from the 1990s seem idyllic to the jaundiced eyes of today.

We aren’t going to take on the government, that’s something that is so wholly outside the psyche of the American that it’s our biggest strength in previous times and our greatest weakness today. We are in revolutionary times and refuse to think of ourselves as revolutionaries. I’m not sure why we need more proof that the government is warring against the people than the open border and the looting of our treasury, but apparently we do, because we’re still just complaining and watching it happen.

My conclusion is that it’s going to take a seismic rift in society. Maybe that’s as a result of WWIII that seems inevitable, the incineration of a good many of us. Maybe it will be a rebellion by those sent here to conquer. Martial law, perhaps or UN troops in the streets. All I know is that it’s coming. Now, will some states recognize the utter uselessness of the overall government of the United States first and attempt to carve out a territory safe from the greater ills? Will any of them recognize the value of their patriotic citizens to help them secure their states? It would be so easy to institute state militias to secure the state that the purpose of their interminable silence must be out of fear of those militias themselves. Well, fearing one’s citizens is a time-honored American ideal.

It’s going to come one way or another, under one circumstance or another. The government itself has ensured it by their reckless, lack of concern for the people. Of course, they could always close the border and stop spending money they don’t have. And, that statement alone lets one know exactly their intentions.

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