We didn’t fall from Grace. We jumped head first.
Too much success has nearly done us in. Too many people now believe that life should be easy and that the government should make it so.
“Too much success has nearly done us in.”
No, it’s not the success, c’mon now. It’s the taking it all for granted. It’s forgetting that we are still on planet earth and that nature STILL has rules-absolutes that must be obeyed.
It’s binary, you see. A principle is on, or off.
Conservatives can’t argue for taxes and against them at the same time—this is a contradiction and contradiction cannot exist—the conservative that argues for “just a little, ‘necessary’” taxation is arguing FOR the left.
Reagan cut taxes by ARGUING AGAINST TAXES!!!!! He limited government BY ARGUING AGAINST GOVERNMENT!!!!!
A man is either free, or he isn’t. A state is maintained or it is changing. Freedom needs proactive defense (inertia) to remain intact, real-time.
Our founders were very close to nature and very far from their King—America was bound to spring up. :)
We have been VERY poor stewards of freedom. Now, we either clean up the mess or get “comfortable” with something other than living free. It’s very simple really.
Success is perfect for us, ignorance of the nature of things is our death.
My dad always said that success can kill worse than failure. When a person fails he learns but success leads to arrogance and a dramatic fall.
How many Americans will die because of O-mans lack of experience? This is a sad time for the USA and we did it to ourselves. What can we do?
1. Get your emergency kit ready—at least three days supplies in case of disaster or attack.
2. Post a copy of the declaration of Independence and the Constitution on your wall and study them each day.
3. Start the bomb shelter and learn about fallout.
4. Support local conservatives or—if none will run for office—run yourself.
5. Learn all you can about the Liberals and their man—Obama. Know your enemy. Forewarned is forearmed.
6. Buy new ammunition.
7. Study your Bible and have it ready.