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Just have all Christians go on work strike for a day - pick a holy day - and see how the atheists run the joint with their atheist “Christians”.

Lead up to it with a lot of activism and recruiting in all churches and in on the Internet. Demand the first amendment of the constitution is restored including the freedom of association and acknowledgement that Christians have the same rights - civil rights and constitutional rights as ever other group in America.

This will require a network of many groups; any group that wants to have a part of the constitution restored as well as freedom of thought and expression as a civil rights similar to what blacks have.

Everyone has to put Christ above money and freindships/popularity with humanists on the line for now and all Christians have to support them with money, legal and moral support. If - and that is a big IF - Christians stick together for their civil rights, and viciously defend those who are persecuted - in actions like this, liberals will be in the dog house promptly.

We have to take no more abuse from humanists at all and sue them, get them fired for violating the Christians’ civil rights and break the bigots to pieces. They will get violent and we’ll end up having to shoot some of them in self defense. We have to make it real dangerous to piss off the Christians in America.

Well written article.

I have read the comments so far. It seems to me that that the pagan leftists will use the force of law to compel respect and obedience to their reprobate fantasies by continuing their tactic of lawsuits against Christian businesses and, if they control the Executive Branch, by legal harassment by the Department of Justice. They will obtain court judgments and put Christian business people out of business. They will sue churches and they will win their lawsuits in a corrupt judicial system.

The political parties in Washington DC will do nothing to reduce their own power and perks, so I do not put any hope in them or in a new President, (however desirable that may be) to be willing or able to fix the problem at the Federal level.

The one political solution I see remaining that has some chance at succeeding is the States rising up in an Article V Convention and putting these federal lawless tyrants in their proper place, as our subjects, not our masters.

Not that a few million people in Washington DC for a couple of weeks creating a ruckus would be a bad thing, but the real solution to these insane Supreme Court decisions and other lawless Acts of and out-of-control Executive and it bureaucracies is to overturn them and rein them in with Constitutional Amendments that will restore those powers that rightfully belong to the States to the States.

I spent some time in the 80's attempting to save babies and I spent some time in jail for it so I'm not afraid of it anymore. Plus I'm getting too old to be afraid in general. I think I may have helped save a few lives. In the grand scheme of politics it hasn't seemed to matter very much, but politics was not the main point of it anyway; the object was simply to physically get between the abortionist and the baby so that the abortionist could not kill the baby. I am sure it did make a difference to any who may have been saved from being chopped up by an abortionist. And many Christians continue their efforts on the front lines to save one life at a time. The wholesale slaughter continues, however, and the cries to Heaven over it still fall on deaf ears in Washington DC. We ought to have risen up en masse 40 years ago to put a stop to it but we did not. I am as guilty as the next person of passivity in the face of this evil.

I don't know if there still remains a sufficiently moral and religious people in America, but at least we could still appeal to their desire for power at the State level to restore their rightfull powers to themselves.

Just my two cents.

Cordially,

I disagree with classic civil disobedience. It assumes that large numbers of people will break the law and in so doing, force a reaction and that reaction will have positive results.

Unfortunately in America circa 2015, prisons are an industry. Prisoners are a necessary input. The kleptocrats would happily throw half the population in prison while taxing the other half for their care. Civil disobedience only works with a somewhat moral opponent, not one who would jump for joy at the opportunity to send people to jail.

The branches of gov’t have lost any legitimacy. We’re surrounded. Things just got easier.

It’s not just Christians who will show up for the festivities when gov’t agents are sent to churches, it’s the Constitutional militia, including law enforcement, including ex-military, same as Bundy Ranch.

We will not consent, we will not comply. Civil disobedience to such tyranny will be more than the domestic enemies can handle. Their edicts must be enforced and send armed men to put their will upon us. Bring it. They are that stupid to attempt to meddle and undermine culture, tradition, and fundamental religious beliefs. What is this, amateur hour? How many times in history has this caused wars and backfired? Especially in America with the stubbornest folk who love freedom? 1st Amendment is the bedrock.

Churches attacked and innocents killed means just war clause has just passed and it’s open season. Or, hunting season rather. The tyrants themselves will face personal consequences. Thus starts the reset.

I enjoy Mike Vanderboegh’s post on the matter:

http://sipseystreetirregulars.blogspot.com/2015/06/the-reset-button.html

“I was having this conversation with a reader the other day in reference to the firearm laws we are breaking in the various states and he asked me what we were going to do about previous infringements, going back to GCA 68 and the NFA of 1934. I told him, when they start the shooting we don’t quit until we have pushed the reset button on the last 100 plus years of infringements. They lose it all — the Federal Reserve, fiat currency, the income tax, all the gun laws, all the nanny state fascism, the murder of innocents on demand, the tortured rendering of the Interstate Commerce clause, the bloated federal bureaucracy, everything. EVERYTHING.”