I was asked if I'd be willing to write a few articles on a smattering of subjects and though I don't think of myself as a writer or a great thinker I do consider myself a patriot and for me that means to stand up and be counted for my beliefs. I found out some info the other day that scares me more then anything else I have ever seen and mainly it was not something I didn't know but rather it was something that was placed into words and I could see it with my very own eyes. Here is the quote and then let me discuss my views on this.

When a journalist stated in April 1995 on Cable Network News that he considered the 1993 Waco federal attack a terrorist act, Labor Secretary Robert Reich rushed to distinguish between what the feds did at Waco and the bombing at Oklahoma City: "We are talking about acts of violence that are not sanctioned by the government - that are not official."

{Source: The Hypocritical War on Terrorism, p.27 Freedom Daily The Future of Freedom Foundation December 1996}

You know what this means don't you? I remember under the terrorist laws that the federal govt can declaire any group that it wishes as a terrorist organization. Then proceed to disband it and make it illegal to belong to that group. Who will disband the terrorist organization known as the United States Govt?

Our forefather's placed into the constitution the right to disband our govt and never said how to do it. Where are our freedom's? America where are the rights our grandfathers enjoyed?

People I have books that have information that used to be published in scientific america for our grandfather's knowledge so that he could make his life easier and better. Some of them things were taken away from us , "for our safety". what ever happened to freedom of choice in this country. remember "For the children" is why waco occured.

We all know of abuses of govt. Why is it that when the Govt wants answers it searches deeply like in the case of the embassy bombings in Africa.How many parking lots were used for evidence?

Yet when they get a Waco or A Federal Building bombed they tear it down quickly and bury and trash the evidence. Oh that's right it was for the children , ooops nope it was for the survivors that the murrah building was taken down so they wouldn't have to see it oh and for our safety again.

Hmmmmm , personally it isn't abuses I am worried about it is our choices disappearing that bothers me.

When my ancestors arrived in Penna in 1690 and got land near Ephrata, Penna they did so to have a life of freedom. Well I hear plenty of folks say well we are free. Well are we really? Every day I hear of the govt cracking down on this or that for our safety where does the constitution allow the govt to say what is safe?

The federal govt. had very limited powers once upon a time. and then what happened? Well, parts of our constitution was violated and war broke out across the land it was called a Civil War. Was it really that civil?

I moved out west mainly cause Washington has a grip so tight on the East coast that it is strangling freedom and our way of life. As far as I am concerned we have had a type of communist govt since Roosevelt was in during the depression.

The Berlin Wall came down because we became more communist not because they became more free. We were sold a bill of goods to expensive to pay back.

In my eyes we need to cut the Fed Govt. down to where it is small and out of our lives and where the feds can't go is up to the states and as far as what are our rights?

Well as it was said along time ago we have rights that are God given and can be taken by no man. And just those listed ain't all we have though plenty of folks also believe we no longer need anything but Uncle Sam to tell us what to do. Uncle Sam, get out of our lives and only centralize to hold the states together and let us decide what is best for us.

"The makers of the Constitution conferred, as against the government, the Right to be let alone; the most comprehensive of rights, and the right most valued by civilized men."

United States Supreme Court Justice Brandeis Olmstead v. United States (1928)