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1 posted on 05/21/2021 5:49:08 PM PDT by Yong
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great. Trump needs to act, appoint and opine just like he is the President. he should sign vetoed copies of all the legislation coming out of Congress.


2 posted on 05/21/2021 5:53:19 PM PDT by dadfly
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I suggest they use the series of books available through the Library of Congress, “Letters to Delegates of Congress 1774-1779”. Actual words of our forefathers discussing problems they were having during the Revolution, solving problems, best recipes for making gun powder, which shipwright could turn out ships the quickest, how to evade blockades, how to raise money for the war effort, etc. Fantastic reading once you get the hang of the old-time lingo.


3 posted on 05/21/2021 6:03:35 PM PDT by ryderann
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Looks like my post about the 1619 project a few days ago works here.

"The 1619 Project has never possessed any historical merit.

Before the French and Indian War, the New World contained thirteen commercial colonial corporations of Great Britain. After the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1768, the consequences of that struggle caused to emerge the distinct attributes of an American identity associating the colonies with each other; an identity separate from and antagonistic to the Crown and Parliament initiatives.

Following the beginning of the rebellion and as the Constitutional Convention met, the country had already seen six of thirteen colonies free slaves and two others abolish the international slave trade. Such initiatives had been prohibited by the Crown and Parliament, which mandated this universal system of bondage for their charters, so colonial economic activities would support the mercantile policies of the mother country.

Slavery was retained but delegates only agreed to suspend initiatives about this issue by Congress until 1808 and expected it to be dealt with as matter of conscience. I have a copy of James Madison’s notes taken at the Constitutional Convention. Discourses during debates abhorred the institution and no one defended its propriety. Gouverneur Morris of Pennsylvania said, 'It was a nefarious institution. It was the curse of heaven on states where it prevailed. Compare Middle States where a rich and noble civilization marks prosperity and happiness with….great regions of slaves presenting a desert increasing in proportion to these retched beings'. George Mason of Virginia said, 'This infernal traffic originated in the avarice of British merchants…. Slavery discourages arts and manufactures….Every master of slaves is born a petty tyrant….They bring the judgement of heaven on a country. As nations cannot be rewarded or punished in the next world they must be in this'."

4 posted on 05/21/2021 6:24:47 PM PDT by Retain Mike ( Sat Cong)
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No government, legitimate or not (and obviously the current one falls into the “not” category), is going to stop We The People. When push comes to shove I’ll bet that the average cop and soldier will stand with us and disobey the orders to shoot. Unfortunately that’s where it’s headed.


7 posted on 05/21/2021 10:57:22 PM PDT by No_Mas_Obama
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Ping


8 posted on 05/22/2021 6:50:09 AM PDT by FreedomPoster (Islam delenda est)
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