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“There is no silent majority.  The only thing that exists is an unthinking majority and unthinking they will remain…”

These are the words of Harold W. Rosenthal, former administrative assistant to New York Senator Jacob Javits. Rosenthal has made other odious comments regarding his general contempt for the American people. Regardless of whether you think his opinions to be true or false, he was a man of some influence and dubious prestige.

Rosenthal’s statement is enough to turn my stomach and make the hair stand up on the back of my neck.  Nevertheless, he accurately described that the American people have been controlled and manipulated.  He branded us as “unthinking” and condemned us to remain that way forever.

In Mel Brooks’ brilliant comedy, Blazing Saddles, there is a scene where movie villain Hedley Lamarr (that’s HEDLEY) is hiring bands of criminals to further his evil designs.  During the assignment of badges to these social reprobates, one group of Mexican banditos is heard to comment, “Badges!  Badges!  We don’t need no stinking badges!”

The reverse is true in modern Amerika (spelling intentional), where outlaws have taken over the administration and management of our country.  Amerika has literally become a country where organized crime wears a badge.

I am 52 years old as I write this commentary.  I have lived all over the united States of America.  I have also lived in a number of foreign countries.

For over 15 years, I have been teaching people who genuinely desire to learn, how the American people have been defrauded of their birthright and inheritance by a federal government entirely staffed with criminals (i.e. people who do not obey the Law of the Land, which is the Constitution).

Over that period of time and due to my commitment, like Patriot Patrick Henry before me, to see the truth, the worst of it, and prepare for it, it has become apparent that modern America looks and acts nothing like the country in which I grew up, or the Republic founded on individual freedom that was established over 231 years ago.

We need a change.

I do not mean a political change. I do not mean that we need a new President or Prime Minister or that the current United States and British regimes need to be replaced (even though they do). I do not mean that there needs to be a change in the political leanings of the House or Senate or Parliament.

I also do not mean that there needs to be a change in the political nature of any given society, including among others, the United States and Britain.

No, the kind of change to which I am referring is foundational and systemic, and will affect the entire social structure of the modern world. I believe that a change must be made in the foundational structure of society, if future generations and we are to survive, and it must be made now!

If you knew… really knew… with every fiber of your essence… that you were king or queen… that you were royalty, literally and in the truest sense of the word… if you knew this without any room for doubt... would you behave any differently when dealing with your public servants? Brent Johnson

Recently, a listener commented to me that he finally realized what it means to be sovereign. He correctly explained that sovereignty is a statement of character. A sovereign carries himself differently, with an air of power and authority about him (or her), so that all the world can see by his demeanor that he is special, he is majestic.

By Lee Parker

Denial!  I know about denial. And it is NOT a river in Egypt!!  We all know denial, but few recognize that he or she uses it as a form of protection that maintains The Lie.  “What lie?”, you may ask.  “Any lie.” I respond.  Denial is obfuscation of the facts at hand, aka, a lie.

Recently, I had occasion to view a segment of NBC’s The Tonight Show in which host Jay Leno walks around New York City asking ordinary people a series of simple and basic questions. I was stunned by the general lack of education of the respondents.

by Brent Johnson

In his brilliant and well-circulated essay, Common Sense, Revolutionary Founding Father Thomas Paine wrote, “government at its best (i.e. when it is doing everything right and nothing wrong), is a necessary evil.”

In other words if like me, you view government from the Thomas Paine school of thought, then governments - all governments - are inherently evil.  This means that government is never your friend and only your ally when its own evil objectives benefit from the alliance.

Couple this characterization of government with the growing paranoia being displayed by numerous governments around the world, and what you get is a very chilling image of the future. I for one find it to be very frightening, indeed!

by Brent Johnson

I frequently find myself thinking about the type of person who is willing to prioritize his (or her) values to place principles before money and possessions. This is the kind of person who fights for freedom and opposes tyranny, stands for truth and exposes lies, lives and dies so that others may benefit from his struggles. This is the kind of person I am, and I often wonder what it would take to raise up more people of this character.

by Lee Parker

Man is unique in the animal kingdom in that he has the ability to create, through choice, that which he experiences. However, regardless of man’s claims to advanced technologies, there are some natural elements over which he has no control. Nevertheless, man’s ability to choose how to react to these natural elements makes him different than all other animals.