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I have done my homework on many federal issues that endanger our liberty and the framework of the Republic. Two wonderful friends of mine and I did combine our research. We spoke to local citizens about the foundation and reformation of the public school system. We demonstrated a path by which states relinquished the right to govern themselves in exchange for grants. We provided examples of the pervasive nature of the social engineering taking place in the classroom. How did parents react? "WELL, WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO???!!!"

I thought these parents would be genuinely concerned about the conditioning of their children. NO, the parents were indignant, pouted like children, and shot arrows at us. That demonstrated to me that they did not give one whit about their children. They cared about themselves...me, myself, and I. Their offspring were no more than a pair of shoes or a handbag, except they couldn't be crammed into a closet.

There are people who actually fight with more than telephone calls and letter campaigns. We jumped into the trenches to expose the atrocity. People looked at us like we were vermin. Those who I thought were friends no longer spoke me. Parents made fun of us..."did you see any black helicopters?"

Interestingly enough, after I began to homeschool my daughter, I saw these same parents during our harvest candy expedition. The same parents who shot arrows at and ridiculed me approached me and said, "Those things you said during the school year...well, our kids began to tell us things over the summer that they were taught in school. You were right." Guess what? They took their children out of the public school system.

What else surprised me was that my fellow Christians reacted with the most venom because they realized they fell down on the job. It didn't matter that most of them were Republicans, who more often than not react with the same harsh attitude. I forgive them. It is a bitter pill to swallow. Who ever thought the American government would gladly march us toward disaster?

As far as the town hall forum is concerned, it is governed by Hegelian dialectic. When you watch the town hall forum during critical elections remember that the questions are submitted and approved by both parties before the forum takes place. That way the machine behind the candidate has time to gear up for an orchestrated response. Participants are also told that if they attempt to ask a question different from that which was approved, question the candidate further, or make a statement the microphone will be turned off (then they will be escorted out).