A government big enough…

A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have.

Gerald Ford, in an address to a joint session of Congress on August 12, 1974.

“All branches of our government today…

“All branches of our government today are controlled by individuals who use their power to undermine liberty, and enhance the welfare-warfare state and frequently, their own wealth and power.”

Ron Paul, Farewell Speech, 2012

Politics: Creating National Celebrities out of Civil Servants throughout the USA

“Real patriotism…

“Real patriotism is the willingness to challenge the government when it’s wrong.”

Ron Paul, Farewell Speech, 2012.

We are meeting the consequences of our complacency…

Happy Thanksgiving from a Sick Chick

As I sit on my Metro-Sectional (yes…that’s really the name of my sofa), sick with bronchitis, counting down until my Active Duty days are over…I’m sending my friends and family the very warmest, albeit germy, wishes for a safe and fun-filled Thanksgiving.  I miss my children, family and friends so very much, but it won’t be long, and we’ll be reunited!  I take great pleasure in knowing that in mere months I can engage in personal debates on the impeding threat of a socialist republic, Marxist influences on our educational system, and offer you all culinary tips from a woman that’s lived on Ramen for the past four years (if you add a little curry, it’s not too bad).  Love you!  B.

We are not…

We are not a nation of classes. We are a nation of individuals. Once we recognize that fact, our fundamental individual liberties will be far more important than rhetoric from 545 people that have been made celebrities by We the People.

-B.K., imaconstitutionalist

Unions: The Marxist Benchmark of Destroying Capitalism

 

 “That these Unions contribute greatly to nourish the bitter hatred of the workers against the property-holding class need hardly be said.” 
– Frederick Engels, Condition of the Working Class in England: Labor Movements, 1845.

Engels, co-writer of The Communist Manifesto, was Karl Marx’s long-time friend who had assisted in the development of Historical Materialism, a decisive theory of historiography which included the dialectic of economic transformation.  The premise of this dialectic stated that in order to overthrow the dominant class subordinate people must become aware of their oppression.  In other words, by inciting a class war designed to corrupt and overthrow any sense of capitalism and production, the proletariat would cause massive disruption that would force the bourgeois to fall.

On Parental Responsibility (or, How to Avoid Raising Marxists in America)

As parents, we have many responsibilities.  We need to feed and clothe our children, make sure they get to school on time and study hard.  We are hopeful that they excel academically and maybe even athletically or artistically.  As parents, we make sure they brush their teeth, go to bed at a reasonable hour, and chew with their mouths closed.  But what are we teaching our children about work ethic, equality, and individual freedom as it pertains to fundamental Constitutional Rights as set forth by our Founding Fathers?  Evidently, we are slim on the individual and heavy on socialist entitlement sentiments.  We proved that this month in our elections.