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The G20 protesters are running around like little anarchists with their faces covered, spewing anti-capitalism and damaging The Royal Bank of Scotland. I don’t see a tea pot in sight.
America was founded on capitalistic principles. The politics under Obama, Biden and Pelosi are insisting on changing America into a version of European socialism. The EU’s economy isn’t any better than ours, but citizens who want to live under socialism, should just move to Europe where they can make fun of us far from far away, but they won’t go.
With calm appeal, that leaves the rest of us who are outraged. Whatever your beef: the trillions of dollars in debt, poor management of existing regulations, unemployment, health care, education, bailouts, stimulus packages, or the heavy burdens of increased taxes, I urge you to consider attending or organizing a Tea Party on Tax Day, April 15.
I pray that the protests any tea party do not attract the type of person who, rather than peacefully hold up a sign, will protest, whine, shout and break everything within sight.
The spread of democracy continues to be fought in Iraq, and Afghanistan with soldiers blood, sweat and tears. Tea Party Tax Day is not the forum for spilling blood or violence on the streets of America.
Get your feet out of the quicksand and on to the street. You can be mad as hell, but the goal is to peacefully protest.
” These are the times that try men’s souls,” said Thomas Paine who also coined the phrase, “The United States of America.”
Rich in character and history, Thomas Paine the revolutionary democrat has been brought back to life 200 years after his death in the new video entitled, We The People Stimulus Bill by Dr. Bob Basso. See it here https://ahrcanum.wordpress.com/ Innocuous enough, until the President of The United States, That One, The One, Barry Baraq Mohammad Hussein Sottero Dunham Obama, Jr., has a problem with it and summons Dr. Basso to the White House to discuss the disturbing nature of the videos, and tries to do it secretly- in a day and age of self proclaimed transparency in government.
Why would Obama feel threatened by a patriotic message, let alone one delivered in the tone of Thomas Paine? Could it have to do with his slip in the polls or the amount of Tea Party’s and revolutionary happenings? The Hartford Courant summed it up nicely saying, “The movement takes its name, and much of its imagery, from American history. Participants — including home-schooling moms, Libertarians and Rush LimbaughRepublicans — compare themselves to the 18th century patriots who dumped tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxation without representation. http://www.courant.com/news/politics/hc-tea-party-politics-0329.artmar29,0,2154911.story?track=rss
The Crisis is a collection of articles written by Thomas Paine during the American Revolutionary War. In 1776, Paine wrote the cornerstone of American democracy, Common Sense arguing for Independence from England. The essays constitute Paine’s ongoing support for an independent and self-governing America through the many severe crises of the Revolutionary War. http://www.ushistory.org/Paine/crisis/singlehtml.htm He also wrote the best sellers of his time, The Rights of Man and The Age of Reason.
While Britain operates under a parliamentary system, both British and American stories of liberty are intertwined. Heck, even the famed Beatles hailed from Liverpool, and came to fame with the song Revolution among other famous hits. The youth today can probably name every Jonas Brother yet have no clue who Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, George Harrison or Thomas Paine were.
The British Library’s has a super free exhibition called Taking Liberties about the struggle for Britain’s freedoms and rights that uncovers the roots of British democracy over a period of more than 900 years. It’ s interactive and available on line http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/takingliberties/interactive.html where you are placed right in the center of current debates about vital rights and freedoms in society: detention without charge, the right to privacy, devolved government, free speech and so on. As you give your answers you can see, on clear and innovative 3D graphics, how your views compare to everyone else’s. Are you content with things as they are or do you want change? How do you balance order with freedom?
“These rights didn’t simply happen. They were hard won, the product of hundreds of years of debate, struggle, bloodshed and war. Many people died for them: heroes, villains, and some who were both. Nor are these rights ours forever. They can be changed or removed, and at various times in our history, they have been.”
America may have The Constitution and The Bill of Rights, but here you will find the Magna Carta of 1215 and taking in the death warrant of Charles I, the 1832 Reform Act, the Holloway prison diary of suffragette Olive Wharry, and concluding with the Beveridge Report and the Human Rights Act, this is the definitive story of British liberty told through the printed pages.
What has Obama authored? Dreams from my Father, The Audacity of Hope and oh yeah, he signed into legislation pork filled stimulus bills that even he, did not bother to read.
Thomas Paine my be dead some 200 years but his legacy lives on. Obama’s legacy is yet to be determined in the history pages of The New World Order.