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These are the times that try men’s souls, and I, for one, am glad to live in these times. We get to choose, openly and under risk, to stand for Christ and Country.

So, stand. Stand in the place where you live. Resist. Be calm. Note the quislings and patriots around you. Reach out to the patriots and take positive, peaceful action together. Contact your church leaders, your unions, your mayors, your local American Legion, and your chamber of commerce and demand they stand with you for Americans’ freedoms. Reach out to a lawyer if your job is threatening mandated vaxxing. Refuse to comply with illegal mandates. We can simply refuse. And we can refuse to work, or provide, for those who oppress us. Stop patronizing businesses who go along with mandates. March. Be seen. Look for “the second man” to join you. Or be that “second man” who breaks out of lockstep and joins the man who dared to stand. Hold prayer vigils in front of city hall.

We’ve spent three years, THREE YEARS, thinking about this moment and preparing for it, and wondering what we’d do. Stand in the place where you live, together. Together we have enough power. Together.

This is the hill. This is it. Stay together and pray and stand on this hill.