It's way past time to quit buying into the idealist illusion that it matters which of our 2 ethically bancrupt and constitutionally illiterate parties has a solution to the problems facing the republic within the context of the existing monstrously morphed model of federal government. Legislatures and executives from both Republican and Democratic parties have given the American people large government, more debt, more regulations, more restrictions on individual liberty and more fear and uncertainty concerning what the United States of America has increasingly become, and what our country will look like in the future.
Even with a whole new crew in congress and oval office, we are still left with a federal behemoth bloated with countless intrusive, un-constitutional agencies, bureaus and departments, whose functionaries never run for elected office. This army of governmentalists amassing power like a black hole spending untold trillions of worthless, borrowed, fiat currency with interest, from a decidedly un-federal, manipulated Federal Reserve that has already declared that it is unanswerable to the American people and above the law. All this to further
regulating everything from pencil sharpeners to toilet paper. There is ZERO likelihood that this monster will ever be dismantled or even cut down to size, by it's own volition.

The only way to radically reduce the size and power of government over regular people, and thereby regain self-determination, and at the same time, to re-establish a social status quo typlified by common sense and reflecting the will of the people. I believe, is to start over. Why? Because it is easier to give birth than to raise the dead. How could this happen? Secession. Normally not counted among the establishment, since the federal government's militant responce to the last attempt had such a disasterous outcome. But the constitution no where gives to the Federal government the authority to prevent such a move, nor prohibits states from voluntarilly leaving the United States. Freedom to choose one's own government is the very essence of liberty. Our comparitively young country was born out of secession from Great Britain, siting causes of government abuse far less severe than we seem willing to tolerate today.

Texas, a state which possessed nation status prior to admittance into the U.S. would have the most obvious justification for declaring that maintaining the existing arrangement was no longer the best option for the people of Texas. With what would amount to one of the world's largest economies, No one but the most anti-libertarian could claim that Texas had no right and no ability to succeed once she again took her stand as the born-again Republic of Texas. Likely, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas would ask to join Texas, as states within the new confederacy, followed by Missouri (sans St. Louis and Kansas City). Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and S. Carolina would follow suit, along with N. Florida, splitting away from it's growingly liberal brethren to the south. They would thus declare their ultimate
liberation from the Washington DC leviathan.

Rather than seeking the destruction of the sacro-sanct union and a charge of treason against the United States, this is merely Americans seeking what the patriots of the original 13 colonies sought. They did not seek to overthrow Great Britain, they merely sought a divorce from her.

Imagine, no privately-owned, european-based, globalist-serving central bank posing as FEDERAL, no government bailouts, no Internal Revenue Service to extort a tax on the labor of a person's own hand, no United Nations, no bloated, inefficient federal bureacracy, no collectivist world view forced on the populace by judges legislating from the bench. Nothing but the constitution and the Declaration of Independence from whence they came; and in pursuit of nothing more, and nothing less than “government by consent of the governed.”
Unlike the confederacy of 1861, this new southern nation would possess enormous resources. Possibly Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, and the Dakotas would follow suit.

There would be no war I think; for politicians and their globalist masters are cowards, prefering subtrafuge to head-on confrontation. To be sure, lawyers and courts would be up in arms, but at the very least, those whose charge is to represent the people will get the message. Meanwhile, those who are content to live off the federal tit while remaining under it's thumb, will flee in droves to what remains, while freedom loving Americans will move wholesale to the newly formed nation(s) that they will recognize as resembling the fabled country they read about in their history books. We can call it America 2.0

P.S. I love my country and my state, and took seriously my oath to “protect and defend the constitution of the United States from all enemies foreign and domestic. I am likewise, sadly persuaded that the greatest enemy facing the constitution, is the bureacracy, now bought and paid for by moneychangers who seek to coopt the patriotism of loyal, law-abiding citizens and wrap themselves in a flag soaked in the blood of true patriots, while they desecrate the constitution they also took an oath to defend.

DEO VINDICE

Bill Evans aka “Stonewall”

It's way past time to quit buying into the idealist illusion that it matters which of our 2 ethically bancrupt and constitutionally illiterate parties has a solution to the problems facing the republic within the context of the existing monstrously morphed model of federal government. Legislatures and executives from both Republican and Democratic parties have given the American people large government, more debt, more regulations, more restrictions on individual liberty and more fear and uncertainty concerning what the United States of America has increasingly become, and what our country will look like in the future.
Even with a whole new crew in congress and oval office, we are still left with a federal behemoth bloated with countless intrusive, un-constitutional agencies, bureaus and departments, whose functionaries never run for elected office. This army of governmentalists amassing power like a black hole spending untold trillions of worthless, borrowed, fiat currency with interest, from a decidedly un-federal, manipulated Federal Reserve that has already declared that it is unanswerable to the American people and above the law. All this to further
regulating everything from pencil sharpeners to toilet paper. There is ZERO likelihood that this monster will ever be dismantled or even cut down to size, by it's own volition.

The only way to radically reduce the size and power of government over regular people, and thereby regain self-determination, and at the same time, to re-establish a social status quo typlified by common sense and reflecting the will of the people. I believe, is to start over. Why? Because it is easier to give birth than to raise the dead. How could this happen? Secession. Normally not counted among the establishment, since the federal government's militant responce to the last attempt had such a disasterous outcome. But the constitution no where gives to the Federal government the authority to prevent such a move, nor prohibits states from voluntarilly leaving the United States. Freedom to choose one's own government is the very essence of liberty. Our comparitively young country was born out of secession from Great Britain, siting causes of government abuse far less severe than we seem willing to tolerate today.

Texas, a state which possessed nation status prior to admittance into the U.S. would have the most obvious justification for declaring that maintaining the existing arrangement was no longer the best option for the people of Texas. With what would amount to one of the world's largest economies, No one but the most anti-libertarian could claim that Texas had no right and no ability to succeed once she again took her stand as the born-again Republic of Texas. Likely, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas would ask to join Texas, as states within the new confederacy, followed by Missouri (sans St. Louis and Kansas City). Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and S. Carolina would follow suit, along with N. Florida, splitting away from it's growingly liberal brethren to the south. They would thus declare their ultimate
liberation from the Washington DC leviathan.

Rather than seeking the destruction of the sacro-sanct union and a charge of treason against the United States, this is merely Americans seeking what the patriots of the original 13 colonies sought. They did not seek to overthrow Great Britain, they merely sought a divorce from her.

Imagine, no privately-owned, european-based, globalist-serving central bank posing as FEDERAL, no government bailouts, no Internal Revenue Service to extort a tax on the labor of a person's own hand, no United Nations, no bloated, inefficient federal bureacracy, no collectivist world view forced on the populace by judges legislating from the bench. Nothing but the constitution and the Declaration of Independence from whence they came; and in pursuit of nothing more, and nothing less than “government by consent of the governed.”
Unlike the confederacy of 1861, this new southern nation would possess enormous resources. Possibly Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, and the Dakotas would follow suit.

There would be no war I think; for politicians and their globalist masters are cowards, prefering subtrafuge to head-on confrontation. To be sure, lawyers and courts would be up in arms, but at the very least, those whose charge is to represent the people will get the message. Meanwhile, those who are content to live off the federal tit while remaining under it's thumb, will flee in droves to what remains, while freedom loving Americans will move wholesale to the newly formed nation(s) that they will recognize as resembling the fabled country they read about in their history books. We can call it America 2.0

P.S. I love my country and my state, and took seriously my oath to “protect and defend the constitution of the United States from all enemies foreign and domestic. I am likewise, sadly persuaded that the greatest enemy facing the constitution, is the bureacracy, now bought and paid for by moneychangers who seek to coopt the patriotism of loyal, law-abiding citizens and wrap themselves in a flag soaked in the blood of true patriots, while they desecrate the constitution they also took an oath to defend.

DEO VINDICE

Bill Evans aka “Stonewall”