[risk]

Don't get me wrong, I'm just worried about a narrow segment of the extreme right. You know they exist, and you know why they can't be trusted with power.

The proper strategy is to explain to mainstream America, even those on the center left and the agribusiness right, why illegal immigration, bun bans, and European multipolarity are aspects of another political extreme.

What the multipolarity proponents fail to realize is that people like Long Arm are a kind of a balance. Our founding fathers believed it. So should mainstream America. The task before us is to make a better case to middle America. Trust is the most important element. People need to see Long Arm as one of themselves, a true Minute Man. Captain Isaac's men on Lexington Green were trusted and loved by everyone they defended.

I still haven't read Matt's book, but it's pretty obvious to me that he's taking the approach I'm suggesting: making a case to the American people with the pen why the sword is essential to their freedoms. Sworn to defend the Constitution, he wields a keyboard like Captain Isaac hefted a Brown Bess.

[Travis McGee]

I have no naive illusions about the patriotism or lack thereof of the 'rats who would use the Constitution for toilet paper. Their loyalty is to the UN and achieving a world wide socialist super state. That being my understanding of our adversaries, I mean Enemies Foreign and Domestic to be a shot across their bow, fair warning. Their lack of understanding about our dedication and capabilities could cause them to make reckless miscalculations. A dirty civil war is not in the interest of anyone, it would be a national tragedy. My book is meant to head off that outcome by showing the 'rats the kind of explosion they might cause by their actions.