I wanted to show that in fact we are being heard.?

Question

Ppl need to wake up from their apathetic slumber and focus and i do mean focus on what's truly taking place before us. Read the article in this link and judge for yourself, We the people are our only hope of turning this situation around. Its up to us and us alone. Your thoughts?
http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst020507.htm

For those who don't completely have their heads up their butts. You know what i'm talking about. And that you probably have memory retention longer than 2 seconds.

To rug: Go back and read my questions asked, you might have to go back a little ways to find what you need to, but it's there. Hope it helps shed a little light.

To informer_attitude: Contact Daneen Peterson.
http://www.stopthenorthamericanunion.com.
Read everything she has on her site. Then contact her. Help this lady out as much as you can. And yes i have, but you'll see how those two things you posted links for a part of a much,much larger picture.

www.stopthenorthamericanunion.com

http://www.fuse.tv/videos/index.php?p=clip3773

To truthbknowntoday: I hope so sir. For all our sakes i hope so.

Answer 1

Americans are waking up.

Answer 2

The problem is that politicians are not supposed to have power over us-- we're supposed to be free. We seem to have forgotten that freedom means the absence of government coercion. So when politicians and the media celebrate political power, they really are celebrating the power of certain individuals to use coercive state force.
Remember that one's relationship with the state is never voluntary. Every government edict, policy, regulation, court decision, and law ultimately is backed up by force, in the form of police, guns, and jails. That is why political power must be fiercely constrained by the American people.
The desire for power over other human beings is not something to celebrate, but something to condemn! The 20th century's worst tyrants were political figures, men who fanatically sought power over others through the apparatus of the state. They wielded that power absolutely, without regard for the rule of law.

Our constitutional system, by contrast, was designed to restrain political power and place limits on the size and scope of government. It is this system, the rule of law, which we should celebrate--not political victories.

Very interesting,thank you .Absolute powers breeds absolute domination and corruption.

Answer 3

Our forefathers, when they designed our government, did not know what the impact of political parties, money, media and lobbyist groups would have on our government, hence the state of it today. The voter and citizen has become disenfranchised by those with access to money or media, and really there is little you can do except acquire money or influence to get your point across.

Answer 4

Powerful Stuff. But so true. Pardon my lack-of-intelligence. But I don't know who Ron Paul is. The day of Politicians doing whatever they want. Needs to end. asap. We have a Voice. We need to use it.

Answer 5

Thats scary,thanks for the link.If you have time heres some interesting and also scary links.Maybe you have seen them? I write my congress with these issues but I never get replies,I wonder if they even read them?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5871651411393887069
http://towardfreedom.com/home/content/view/911/

Answer 6

That was good reading, Thanks.
Most of these people are sleepers, they won't wake up until they are tagged & bagged.

Answer 7

I would rather stay asleep