Statement by Jim Robinson Regarding the State of our Free Republic

October 20, 2003 | Jim Robinson

[Lady Jag]

A number of Democrat presidents have been socialistic, but The Clintons were the most criminal and hostile. Thirteen, fourteen years ago when I first saw their faces on the evening news I pegged them. They are to be feared because they've been able to make blantantly telling statements and the media won't report and the people don't get it.

Two events that stick in my craw:

They, including Gore, said at the outset they intended to rewrite the constitution. That isn't even legal, but I didn't hear anyone disagree (Republican in Mass.)

And in a state of the Union speech, I think his last, Clinton said about tax cuts, "we could give your your money back but you don't know how to spend it!" Ever since then I evicerate him in my dreams.

Jim, I agree with you wholeheartedly, always have.

[Bob J]

"Before a big ship stops, it's got to slow down."

Then accelerating at a lower rate will not get you there.

Only if you stop trying.

[eddie willers]

Jesus darling!
When were you let back on the plantation?

[Chad Fairbanks]

That is the bottom line, and time is becoming very short. As generations grow up through the haze of the leftist fog created by leftist media propaganda, government schools, revisionist history and ultimately by the insane "living constitution" and international world view of the Constitution taking hold, our opportunity to make a stand runs like sand through our fingers. Without intervention, the frog will be boiled before our eyes.

Agreed. So, I guess we get the dems out of power, and out of office, then we can get the RINOs out of any position of influnce, and then we'll be making some real progress...

[jwalsh07]

Hey, if you're happy, I'm happy. :-}

The difference is that the RINO's like Alistair McSpector will NOT fillibuster conservative nominees.

[VadeRetro]

If anyone here really believes that I am dishonest, disloyal or unprincipled, then I wish you would resign from this website and leave us be.

As one who has squawked about some bannings in the past, let me say that you have had the patience of a saint in the face of serious provocations. With my cranky thyroid, I probably would have banned everyone but me by now.

[vetvetdoug]

I agree with you. Oh, BTW, I agree with what er..ahem...what he said,...JR....

God help us if prohibition comes back.....

[Sam Spade]

Might as well say hello too. I haven't been around here much myself, life's been too complicated the last year and a half or so with things and more things and more things and moving, ack... However, I've been reading these Badjoe and Jim Robinson threads the past couple of days and saw your name here (which I haven't seen in forever).

So, I thought I'd say hello. I hope you're doing well and everything's going your way, Cindy... :-) Take care.

[Tamzee]

The country has been hijacked and brainwashed by the left since the 1930's (or perhaps longer) through our schools, newspapers, and other information institutions - corrective action isn't going to occur overnight. We will get to those RINO's after we remove the greatest threats to liberty - the extreme leftists and their minions.

Well stated. A large portion of the voting base has been corrupted by years of deliberate and underhanded manipulation...

[LadyPilgrim]

I too love our Free Republic!
And you Jim!
God Bless you!

[glock rocks]

I have no qualms about letting RINO's know we're watching, and that their day will be at hand, but not to the detriment of defeating marxists.

[Bob J]

These are the kinds of Republicans that have to go.

A moderate pub will at least listen to what you have to say. There is a chance of changing their minds.

A liberal democrat has already shut their mind before you speak.

It reminds me of a line from "And Justice For All".

"The court doesn't guarantee justice, just a shot at it."

[jwalsh07]

Hey, long time no see you're moniker. Welcome back.

[Fred Hayek]

Translation: To paraphrase Cato the Elder:

The power of the Democratic Party MUST BE DESTROYED (thanks Hugh Hewitt)

[OWK]

In what ways do you believe the government is coercing and initiating theft ?

The founders disapproved of military conscription (which is certainly coercement).

The founders disapproved of income taxation. (which is certainly theft).

The founders disapproved of ANY governmental redistribution of wealth. (which is certainly theft)

The founders disapproved of farm subsidies, arts subsidies, industry subsidies (which are certainly theft).

The founders disapproved of government prohibition of food or drink (which is certainly coercion).

The founders disapproved of restriction and regulation of firearms ownership (which is certainly coercion).

The founders disapproved of robbing citizens to pay for "foreign aid" (which is certainly theft).

The founders disapproved of federal mandates, on the number of gallons your toilet may legally flush (which is certainly coercion).

Do you think the federal government should be elminated?

I believe the federal government is 20 times larger than it is constitutionally empowered to be.

Reduce it to it's constitutional limits, and I'd be just fine with it.

Make it a voluntary assocation, and I'd be overjoyed.

[Peace will be here soon]

I am one man, with one voice, standing in a crowd. Alone , I can only yell out to those around me, hoping they will here my call. For those that do hear my voice, I ask them to join me. So that our voices may grow louder ,and reach out farther, to those who may not be near enough to hear our call. And soon , our voices will be so loud that not a soul could not hear us, and our voices will become one. One single voice , in a truimphant roar , that cannot be ignored.

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I here you Jim Robinson.

[DoctorZIn]

Good Job Jim!

[Bob J]

That photo from PF Changs at our last get together is still posted on the wall at the antifreeper site.

[Chad Fairbanks]

A few strategically-placed anti-ship mines would work wonders, actually ;0)