Perhaps the most familiar criticism of the
British government in 1776 was summed up in the slogan, "No
Taxation Without Representation"
Historians estimate that the British government attempted to impose
taxes on the colonies in 1775 at a rate between 3% and 5%. The U.S.
government of 2008 directly takes ten times that
amount. An equal amount is indirectly taken through taxes imposed
on businesses and passed on to consumers. About 30-40% of the cost of most
everything you buy represents taxes passed on to you in the form of higher
prices. Much of this revenue is spent by a Congress that exercises powers
which the Founding Fathers never gave it, for things like abortions and
welfare (corporate and individual), which the Founders would have
strenuously opposed. And by far the most important governmental decisions
are made by unelected federal judges; many of their decisions are
so contrary to the beliefs of America's Founding Fathers that any one of
them would have independently triggered the American Revolution. The banning
of the Ten Commandments represents the culmination of a long
war on Christianity which would have been intolerable to the men who
risked their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor for "Liberty
Under God," but these decisions
are tolerated by most Americans today.
The American Revolution -- the taking up of
arms to abolish the British government over the colonies -- is
based on these ideas in the Declaration of Independence:
We hold
these truths to be self-evident, that all
men are created
equal, that they are endowed
by their Creator with certain unalienable
Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and
the pursuit of Happiness.
That to secure these
rights, Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the
governed.
That whenever any Form of
Government becomes destructive of these ends, it
is the Right of the People to alter or
to abolish it, and to institute new
Government, laying its foundation on such
principles and organizing its powers in such form,
as to them shall seem most likely to effect their
Safety and Happiness.
[W]hen a long train of
abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the
same Object, evinces a design to reduce them under
absolute Despotism, it is their right, it
is their duty,
to throw off such Government, and to provide new
Guards for their future security. |
|
|
The majority of Americans today simply do not agree with the principles
of the Declaration of Independence. They don't believe in risking their
cable TV and SUV to protect abstract "rights" or political
principles. They don't care what form of government they live under as
long as they can get gas for less than $2.00 a gallon. (Oops! Make that $3.00
a gallon. Next year they will be content with gas prices under $4.00 a
gallon. Every year we accept less prosperity and more slavery.)
"Liberty Under
God" is what made America great. It is what the Signers of
the Declaration of Independence risked their lives and estates to defend,
it is what this website endorses. Most Americans today oppose this
ideal, as indicated by their unwillingness to sign the Declaration today.
This website contains the evidence that leads irresistibly to this
conclusion:
| If the men who signed the Declaration of
Independence and the U.S. Constitution could see 21st
century America, they would take immediate steps to abolish
the government they had created. |
|
Stated another way,
| America's Founding Fathers would
immediately see that the government that exists today is
not the government they created. It represents a hostile
and anti-Christian foreign power far more dangerous to
the ideal of "Liberty
Under God" than
the British government under George III could even
imagine being. |
|
Remember, America's Founding Fathers created a new
system of government. They abolished the King altogether. Most people --
even most Americans -- did not believe that society could survive without
a king, with the people governing themselves. Surely such a headless
nation would collapse into chaos and "anarchy." Conservative
Christian Physician Benjamin Rush eventually signed the Declaration of
Independence, but at first he was very skeptical about the idea of a
society remaining organized without a king.
Never before had I heard the authority of kings called in
question. I had been taught to consider them nearly as essential to
political order as the sun is to the order of our solar system.
"If you eliminate the king altogether, what will you put in its
place?" many probably asked. The answer: "Liberty
Under God." It was a radical
proposal in its day. It is still radical. Implementing it would be
revolutionary.
A search at Amazon.com reveals hundreds of books which describe "The
Second American Revolution" -- something that is supposed to be
as momentous a change in America as the first American Revolution.
Candidates include the Civil War, The New Deal, Coca-Cola, and Newt
Gingrich.
It's time for
another American Revolution
The LAST
American Revolution
The LAST American Revolution will not be a
revolution of muskets and cannons. It is a revolution of ideas. It is the
21st century version of 1776: the right of the People to abolish the idea
of a king, to destroy the legitimacy of the idea of a monopoly of
violence. To secure The Wealth of Nations by unleashing creativity
and productivity as the means to success, and abolishing the idea of
coercion and force as legitimate means to instant gratification.
If we don't make this commitment, the juggernaut
of "the State" -- the legitimized monopoly of violence -- will
be extended to a global level.
|
“[The
governments of Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic,
El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and
the United States of America] resolved to: …
contribute to
hemispheric integration and
provide an impetus toward establishing the Free
Trade Area of the Americas.”
(CAFTA
Agreement, Preamble)
|
|
|
America's Founding fathers were brilliant statesmen,
highly-educated, and savvy way beyond most Americans in the 21st century. If
they were here today they would recognize that the government they created
through the Constitution no longer exists. Further, they would see the
trends, and realize that what's left of Constitutional government is about
to be abolished. They would see the need to abolish the federal government
by returning its powers to the states and to The People, rather than giving
those powers to an unelected
global government. Click this link to learn what America's Founding
Fathers would see were they here today:
Who
will be First to Abolish the United States?
The real issues today is not "taxation without
representation, but rather "taxation with
representation." Bill
Gates did not raise taxes on anyone to build a software empire. Sam
Walton did not build the largest corporation in America by threatening
anyone with prison terms. Americans enjoy the highest standard of living
because of "greedy capitalists," not "public servants."
Our lives are improved by business, not government.
I deem [one of] the essential principles of our
government, and consequently [one] which ought to shape its
administration,…peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all
nations, entangling alliances with none.
— Jefferson, First Inaugural Address (1801)
The message of 1776 was summed up by Ben Franklin:
"Rebellion
to Tyrants is Obedience to God."
"Obedience to God" means no support for tyranny.
200 million church-going (or not) Christians in America lend their support
to men America's Founding Fathers would call "tyrants." This is
where "the LAST American Revolution" will be fought. Jesus said we
are not to be or lend our support to "archists"
- tyrants. We are to serve others, not threaten them. We are not to seek to
be kings over our neighbors. This message must shape our individual lives as
well as our foreign policy.
This website seeks to remind 200 million Christians what
1776 meant, and what it means today.
While we are zealously performing
the duties of good citizens and soldiers, we certainly ought not to be
inattentive to the higher duties of religion. To the distinguished
character of patriot, it should be our highest glory to add the more
distinguished character of Christian. The signal instances of
providential goodness which we have experienced, and which have now almost
crowned our labors with complete success, demand from us in a peculiar
manner the warmest returns of gratitude and piety to the Supreme Author of
all good.
—George Washington, General
Orders, (May 2, 1778.)
Christians today are unwilling to get out a musket and kill
an employee of the IRS, even though the IRS seeks to confiscate ten
times more than the Redcoats did. Is this because Christians are
more spiritually mature than Americans in 1776, and realize that violent
revolution against tyranny is wrong? Or is it because Christians are more
like well-treated slaves, willing to forego freedom in exchange for shorter
workdays and a longer hoe?
•
Killing Redcoats was the wrong way to object to "taxation without
representation."
• Taxation
WITH
representation is wrong.
Christians today know less about "obedience to God" than Americans
in 1776. We must learn what they learned, and then move ahead to apply that
knowledge the way they would were they here today.
Does anyone in America in 2008 recall the
words
of America's Declaration of Independence?
| We
hold these truths to be self-evident, |
"self-evident"
means you don't need a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law
to figure it out. |
| that
all men are created
equal, |
created,
not a cosmic accident. |
| that
they are endowed
by their Creator with certain unalienable
Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the
pursuit of Happiness. |
not
"endowed by the government" |
| That
whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive
of these ends, it is the Right of the People to
alter or to abolish
it, and to institute new Government, laying
its foundation on such principles and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most
likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. |
If we
had a time machine which could bring the Signers of
the Constitution into the 21st century, those great
statesmen would be apoplectic
with rage at what our America had done to their
America. At great risk,
America's Founders took a stand and abolished the
colonial government imposed on them by the British.
We have lost nearly everything they fought for.
Consider just three examples: |
|
| Taxes:
Scholars estimate that America's Founding Fathers
took up arms against British tax rates in the
neighborhood of 3-5%. |
Like
docile sheep, unflinchingly waiting to be sheared, Americans
today blithely accept taxes ten times
as great as the taxes that provoked the War
for Independence. Why did "taxation without
representation" matter so much to America's
Founders? Americans today couldn't say. |
| Morality:
John Adams said,
[W]e have no government armed with power
capable of contending with human passions unbridled
by morality and religion. . . . Our constitution was
made only for a moral and religious people. It is
wholly inadequate to the government of any other. |
The
ratification of the federal Constitution was held
hostage by the states until a Bill of Rights was
guaranteed. The First Amendment prohibited the
newly-created federal government from imposing any
religious views on the states. In our day the
federal government imposes the
religion of secularism by prohibiting the states
from posting
the Ten Commandments in public, prohibiting the
states from allowing school children to say the
words "under God," pray, or read the Bible
in school, and in ways that are now everyday
occurrences, prohibits the free exercise of
religion. |
| Government:
The Constitution created a government of limited,
delegated powers. There was a "separation
of powers" |
Today
it would be difficult to name a single area of human
life and politics where the federal government does
not claim power. |
| The
"separation of powers" has long been
abandoned. Scholars and political scientists will
tell you what most people don't want to think about:
we no longer live under the Constitution
with its three branches of government. We live under
"Administrative
Law" in an "Administrative
State." James Freedman has called "the
administrative state" "a fourth
branch of government,"[1] but
it is actually a form of government which Madison,
as he wrote in The Federalist, would have
called “the very essence of tyranny.”[2]
|
|
|
America means Liberty and Limited Government. Our
official national motto is "In
God We Trust," meaning our Liberty is Under
God. "Trust and
obey." But today "Liberty
Under God" is seen as a threat to the government's "war
on terrorism." Perhaps it doesn't take a Ph.D., but it does take more
than you got in your public school civics class. The conclusion seems
inescapable: America's Founding Fathers would abolish the government of the
United States if they were here today.
What we advocate is
In no rational sense can we be said to be governed by the Constitution as
intended by its Framers. The
Constitution is dead meat. It is only emotion and sentimentalism that
leads anyone to claim that the Constitution has not already been abolished.
In its place is a form of socialism, communism, fascism, or some other
totalitarian and atheistic system.
The more you know about the heart and soul of America's Founding Fathers,
the quicker you reach this startling conclusion.
If they were here today, America's Founding Fathers would see that their
Constitution has been abolished, and would ask you what you
are going to risk to abolish the unConstitutional system that has taken its
place.
What
will you risk to defend Liberty
Under God?
|
And for the support of
this Declaration, with a firm
reliance on the Protection of Divine Providence, we
mutually pledge to each other our Lives,
our Fortunes and our sacred
Honor.
|
|
America's Founding Fathers risked a great deal in defense of an ideal.
That ideal was
“Liberty
Under God”
Is there anything you'd give your life or your fortune for? Is there
something you would be willing to spend a cold winter at Valley
Forge in order to defend?
- "Our Lives"
- Someone has said that if you don't have anything worth dying for, you
don't have anything worth living for.
- "Our Fortunes"
- America's Founding Fathers risked sizeable estates in defense of
“Liberty Under
God.” What have you risked to
defend the principles America's Founders fought for?
- "Our Sacred Honor"
- Does anyone in America care about "honor" any more? Does
anyone in America care about anything "sacred" anymore?
- "Our Lives"
Too many Americans have no way of measuring the value and success of
their lives other than the brand of car they drive or the number of HBO
stations they receive.
But not only do most Americans not have
anything worth dying for, they exhibit the most callous disregard for
life in general. Four thousand mothers kill their unborn children every
day, day after day in America. During the 20th century, ten
thousand people were "legally" murdered every single day,
day after day (on average) by governments which are a part of the
"New World Order." Your tax dollars have funded these
governments, including the
Soviet Union, the Taliban,
and Saddam
Hussein.
How will your grandchildren remember the value
of your life? |
- "Our Fortunes"
It's quite likely you don't have "a sizeable estate"
because the government takes half of everything you own. Perhaps
America's Founders had a fortune because they were willing to risk what
they had to fight taxes which were less than one-tenth what you
pay.
Are you reluctant to criticize an
out-of-control government for fear that the IRS will audit you? You are
like a monkey in a pet store. You were trapped in the jungle by clever
trappers who place peanuts in a container with an opening only large
enough for a monkey's empty hand. When the monkey reaches in the
container and grabs as many peanuts as his little hand can hold, he
can't get his full hand out of the opening. He will not let go of his
handful of peanuts in order free himself from the container, and he
loses everything as the trapper enslaves him. |
- "Our Sacred Honor"
America's Founding Fathers were worthy of our honor, because they
stood for "Liberty
Under God"
Do people think of you as a person of great
honor, for the stand you take?
Suppose you went on public record as a
supporter of "Liberty
Under God," and as a result, the forces of atheism and
big government began a smear campaign against you, encouraging your
customers to stop patronizing your business, your friends to shun you,
and professional organizations to strip you of professional recognition.
Would you renounce "Liberty
Under God" to salvage your reputation?
At the end of your life, will you have more
honor for taking a stand for "Liberty
Under God," or do you think you'll have less?
Americans today risk living their lives without
honor, by refusing to take a stand in defense of "Liberty
Under God." |
“Liberty Under
God”
Americans in 1776 were willing to fight tyranny because they
valued liberty. Americans in the 21st
century do not fight tyranny because they don't care about liberty.
The comforts of slavery (we call it "security") are
preferred over the risks of liberty.
- Americans do not fight for “Liberty
Under God” because they want to be their own god. In Paradise
Lost, Milton put these words in Satan's mouth:
- "Better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven."
- To update Milton:
- "Better to live under tyranny with 5 movie channels on my cable
TV
than to work at obeying the Ten Commandments and live with “Liberty
Under God.”
Liberty is good because Tyranny is evil.
Will you publicly declare what America's Founders would say if they were
here today? Will you write a letter to a government official? A letter to
the editor? Or will you remain silent? Will you take the first steps in the
race, following the footsteps of Sam Adams, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, and
other faithful Americans?
32And
what more shall I say? I do not have time to
tell about Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, Samuel
and the prophets, 33who
through faith conquered kingdoms, administered
justice, and gained what was
promised; who shut the mouths of lions,
34quenched the fury of
the flames, and escaped the edge of
the sword; whose
weakness was turned to strength; and
who became powerful in battle and routed
foreign armies. 35Women
received back their dead, raised to life again.
Others were tortured and refused to be released,
so that they might gain a better resurrection.
36Some faced
jeers and flogging, while still
others were chained and put in prison. 37They
were stoned; they were sawed in two;
they were put to death by the sword.
They went about in sheepskins and goatskins,
destitute, persecuted and mistreated--
38the world was
not worthy of them.
Hebrews
11 |
|
What will you risk? What will you do? Are you
even in the race?
Wherefore seeing we also are compassed
about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside
every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us,
and let us run with patience the race that is set
before us,
Hebrews
12:1 |
|
Taking even the tiniest baby-step will get you going in this important
race. But you must get going! Taking a few moments away from the fireworks,
the football, or the fantasies, and giving your brain a work-out is a great
way to start! The links below are like a home-study course in American
ideals.
America's Founding Fathers broke out into open revolution against a
government which was openly Christian, taxed the colonists less than 5% of
their income, and regulated only a tiny fraction of the colonists' lives.
"The propitious smiles of Heaven can never be expected," George
Washington declared in his Inaugural Address, "on a nation that
disregards the
eternal rules of order and right which Heaven itself has ordained."
But America's Founding Fathers were sensitive to violations of "the
eternal rules of order and right which Heaven itself has ordained"
toward which Americans today have long grown callous and insensitive.
Our government today is hostile
to Christianity, takes half our income in taxes,
regulates everything at a cost of some $800
billion per year to our economy, and seizes
family farms and estates on a daily basis.
But when a long train of abuses and
usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object, evinces
a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is
their right, it is their duty,
to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards
for their future security.
—Declaration of Independence |
|
America's Founders said "NO" to the mere "design" of
an "absolute Despotism." We now see the real thing and say
nothing.
Every single person who signed America's Constitution would see the
obvious: their Constitution has been overthrown, and in its place is a
government "that disregards the eternal rules of order and right which
Heaven itself has ordained."
It is now our duty
"to throw off such Government."
If you accept this duty, and if we should succeed in the
discharge of this duty, the next question will be,
What are the "new Guards" that will guarantee
our "future security?"
Another Constitution? NO.
Click here for the surprising answer.
“Liberty
Under God”
The
prophet Micah described a world of "Liberty
Under God" as a day when swords are beaten into plowshares,
and everyone -- from richest to poorest -- owns their property safely and
securely, enjoying life under their Vine &
Fig Tree. This ideal has been called "The American
Dream," and the words of the Prophet Micah were frequently on the lips
of America's Founding
Fathers. Immigrants with only a dime in their pocket came to America and
found their Vine & Fig Tree
in a land of "Liberty
Under God." America became the most admired nation in the
world because of its decentralized
material prosperity and its Christian
goodness.
But -- surprisingly -- most Americans
today
actually OPPOSE
"Liberty
Under God."
"Liberty"
|
"Under God"
|
|
Too many Americans are afraid of
"Liberty." |
Too many Americans are afraid of God. |
|
They think that if there's too much liberty,
society will fall into chaos and lawlessness.
But that's why we must be a nation "under God." |
They think that "under God" means an army
of clerical police telling you that you can't drink, smoke, eat a
cheeseburger or drive an SUV.
But that's why we must defend "liberty." |
| Some people say they want a nation
"under God," but they think liberty is for
"anarchists," and they want lots of laws enforced by
lots of police and lots of prisons. |
Some people say they want "liberty,"
but they want to be
their own god; they want a secular nation, not one that
reminds them of their duties to the God of our
Founding Fathers. |
| The Ninth Circuit Court
of Appeals is threatened
by schoolchildren saying the words "Under God" in
the Pledge of Allegiance, and banned those words from government
schools, to the great consternation of the "Religious
Right." |
But the Religious Right
favors abridging our liberty if Washington D.C. says it's
necessary in order to achieve "security"
through a "War on [some]
Terrorism" or a "War on [some]
Drugs." |
Those who oppose "Liberty
Under God" have been working feverishly to abolish it. Those
who claim to support it have been doing very little to preserve it.
What concrete steps are you willing to take to defend "Liberty
Under God?" Will you:
-
write a letter to a politicians
-
write a letter to the editor
-
call in a radio talk show
-
attend an educational seminar
-
invite a friend to go along
Doctors, lawyers, and other professionals are required to
take "Continuing Education" classes to remain up-to-date and fully
qualified to practice their profession. We should all be professional
Americans. We need classes and seminars in "Continuing American
Education." We should attend some such seminar at least once a year,
every year.
We are all receiving "continuing education" whether we want it
or not. "Liberal" politicians and their secular schools and the
"liberal" media have trained us all to recoil in horror at the
idea of "Liberty
Under God" and other "extremist"
ideas.
Even if you're one of the few true Americans who profess to love "Liberty
Under God," you too have been trained to sit down and
shut up whenever you're tempted to speak out in favor of "Liberty
Under God."
- You don't voice your support for "Liberty
Under God" because you know it will upset your tranquil
life.
- You're afraid that if you become a consistent defender of "Liberty
Under God" you'll be mocked by neighbors and co-workers.
- You're afraid you might lose your job or be audited by the IRS. You
don't want people to think you're some kind of "extremist."
The purpose of this website is to equip you to answer attacks against
"Liberty Under
God," and encourage you to withstand the opposition that you
will encounter if you stand up for "Liberty
Under God" consistently and vigorously. There's no reason
why you should keep "Liberty
Under God" wrapped up and hidden. The IRS should be ashamed
to harass people who proclaim "Liberty
Under God."
And since this website takes an "extremist"
position in favor of maximizing "Liberty
Under God," you will likely recoil in horror at its message,
as you've been trained to do. You must resist the brainwashing.
In fact, now more than ever, America needs powerful voices for "Liberty
Under God."
But if you've lost your job, your friends, and your neighbors shun you
because you're obnoxious and overbearing, then you deserve it. This
website does not exist to justify your bad personality.
Be warned: this is an extremist website.
"Liberty"
|
"Under God"
|
| We take the extremist
position of America's Founding Fathers: our present government is a tyranny.
The contrast between contemporary America and her Founding Fathers is
seen in the fact that the Founders were willing to risk "their
lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor" to fight taxes
which scholars estimate at 3-5%. Americans blithely pay ten
times as much in taxes without more than occasional
comment about taxes being "too high."
We believe it's time for another conspiracy. It's time for another
revolution.
The federal government has become a massive threat to "Liberty
Under God." |
We take an extremist
position against America's Founding Fathers by choosing to follow
Jesus Christ instead of taking up arms against the government.
We call our conspiracy The
Christmas
Conspiracy. We oppose violent
revolution, even
America's War for Independence, but agree with the Founders that
Britain's infringement on our liberties was immoral.
The Founders recognized that society could not be held together—and
the rights of human beings protected—without the pervasive effect of religion
and morality. The oft-repeated slogan of "separation
of church and state" no longer has anything to do with churches
or church denominations (as
the Founders intended), but in practice means the separation of God
and state, something opposed by every
single person who signed the Constitution.
|
Limitations on government power and recognition of
human rights
flowed naturally from the
Christian presuppositions of Western Civilization.
Study the connection between Liberty
and Christianity
|
| The ratification of the
Constitution was not an easy process, as Americans were concerned about
surrendering even the slightest liberty. Most of these liberties have
now been lost. Most Americans don't know what has been taken, and don't
really care. |
You cannot force someone
into respecting liberty. National coercion will not produce a nation
"Under God." Armed revolution has never brought a permanent
state of "Liberty
Under God." |
- Liberty
- Limited Government
- Human Dignity
- Opportunity
- Freedom
|
- Under God
- Rights Given by God
- Accountable to God
- Responsibility
- Moral Absolutes
|
What is the Opposite
of Liberty
Under God?
Tyranny
|
Under Man
|
| America's Founding Fathers considered
the British Government a "tyranny." Secularism has unleashed
tyranny on scale the Founders could not even have imagined.
Fighting for a Vine & Fig Tree
society, Christian America resisted a 3-5% tax rate. Secular America is
willing to pay ten times as much in taxes to keep God out
of public.
These tyrannical taxes are used to prop up anti-Christian
dictatorships like the
Soviet Union and Saddam
Hussein. These governments have murdered
hundreds of millions of people, but we don't care as long as we're
not reminded in schools and other public places that God says "Thou
shalt not commit adultery." |
Modern Secular Man considers the
Christian world of America's past to be "oppressive,"
"hung-up," "intolerant." In 1965 the Oscar™ for
Best Picture went to "The Sound of Music," a family musical
about freedom from the Nazis. In 1966 Hollywood's old Production Code
that had placed strict limits on harsh language, graphic sex and
excessive violence in motion pictures was scrapped, and by 1969, the
Best Picture award went to "Midnight Cowboy," an X-rated movie
about a homeless Texan who becomes a slave to homosexual prostitution. One
reviewer spoke of the movie as a "travelogue-type journey into
the heart of the urban darkness modern man has created for
himself, in all its native hues of gray, brown and the depressing,
dirty shades of poverty, desperation, and squalor." |
| Each
of the Bill of Rights, with its long history of liberty under
English Common Law, has
been negated by the now-secular State. Each year, half of our labor
is taken by the government, and the rest of our year is totally
regulated by bureaucrats and lawyers. "Every move you make | Every
step you take | I'll
be watching you." |
Modern Man considers gray poverty and
sexual slavery to be preferable to "Liberty
Under God" and a Vine &
Fig Tree society. In poverty and anonymous homosexuality,
at least man is his own god. But these would-be gods always cry out to
Big Brother to bring paradise. Those who will not acknowledge the
Messiah as their King live under the boot of the messianic state. |
18
When that day comes, you will cry out for relief from the king you have
chosen, and the LORD will not answer you in that day."
19 But the people refused to listen to
Samuel. "No!" they said. "We want a king over us."
1 Samuel 8 || Thomas
Paine on 1 Samuel 8 |
Even living in the grip of
what every single person who signed the Constitution would call
"tyranny," modern man does not cry out to God. He would rather
live under autonomy
than Theonomy.
"All they that hate Me love death" — Proverbs 8:36
|
But always
— do not forget this, Winston — always there will be the
intoxication of power,
constantly increasing and constantly growing subtler.
If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human
face — forever.
George Orwell, 1984 |
How To Use This Website
The author of this website has an agenda. It is a "radical,"
"extremist" agenda. You don't have to buy into that agenda in
order to benefit from this website. If you already believe there is something
good about "Liberty
Under God," then you can learn that there are more good
things about "Liberty
Under God" than you had thought of. We guarantee you will
find something here to help you defend "Liberty
Under God," regardless of how you define that. If you
find something objectionable on this website, then tell yourself that it's
not really a part of "Liberty
Under God" and ignore it. For now.
Here's our agenda, which we believe is the only effective remedy for
"Tyranny under Man." Knowing our agenda, you can read around it,
or through it, avoid being contaminated by its heretical ideas, or whatever:
The most important thing we can do to save America and the
idea of "Liberty Under
God" is to abolish the federal government of the United
States. The men who created it would undoubtedly do just that, and they
would be meeting in churches and taverns plotting their strategies before
you even finish reading this web page.
Their proposal to abolish the British government and
replace it with "the consent of the governed" appeared to be as
crazy in 1776 as the idea of abolishing the federal government in 2008.
The Republicans have been promising "reform" for
decades. We continue to move toward atheistic socialism. Your
commitment to this radical agenda will move the "reformers" in
the right direction faster than your commitment to their
"reform."
Here is a scenario to jump-start your imagination:
- • -
|
|
