A scenario for the second civil war

Forward Observer ^ | August 30, 2016 | Matt Bracken

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I hope you have a “network” of like minded proponents of Constitutional Governance and protectors of Natural Rights. We do need to have others we can depend on for help in the cause. The last best hope are those who would defend the America of the Founding Fathers and believers in the God that made it all possible.

It would be my hope that the Christian churches would be united behind the effort to save the Republic. What is it that supports and defends the Constitution, from all enemies foreign and domestic? Those people who have sworn the oath, and just contemplate for a second who that is.

All who have worn the uniform of the Armed Forces, and pretty much anyone elected to serve the public. From the President right down to County Sheriff. So if the oath keepers, and I don’t necessarily mean the group of the same name, fail to live up to their oath of office we could indeed have a civil war, but in reality never should other than a totalitarian tyrannical rule by those who fail to live up to their oath.

Contemplation of our Legislative history of the last ten years, both State and Federal, would leave one wondering what the oath means to those who have taken one in public office, when the direction of a good portion of Legislative bodies seems to be counter to law and order, to the traditions of the past designed to protect our natural rights many of which are enumerated in the very documents present day oath takers are by oath sworn to protect.

To those who have sworn the oath, your fate is sealed. You either live up to that oath, or you are the traitor to the cause and part of the problem, and have no leg to stand on. You are at the mercy of “we the people” who have legal standing to remove you from office, until order is restored. How can their be division in this country, when all in office have sworn to uphold the Constitution?

The Constitution, and the amendments thereto, are all that stands between us and tyranny, and yet despite the Constitution, and oath takers in public service, there seems to be a disconnect somewhere as there are those who would support legislative action in direct conflict with our Constitution, and with the Liberty it attempts to maintain through rule of law, and at this point the quote by John Adams is necessary, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.