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08/07/2010 08:29:00
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"Do not separate text from historical background. If you do, you will haveperverted and subverted the Constitution, which can only end in a distorted,bastardized form of illegitimate government."--James Madison
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Of course, that is exactly what has happened in this country, we haveallowed a certain political ideology, composed of members of both the left and theright, to infect it with particular brand of Statism that is little more than a hybrid of Fascism and Socialism.
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So, what happened to the Constitutional Republic, why, as Statists claim,didn't the Constitution remain viable and continue to work if it were such a sublimedocument as touted by those, like myself, as the ultimate political form for theadvancement of society and the individuals who make it up?
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What Statists fail, utterly fail to realize or admit, is that this country and itsgovernment has fallen to the Statists. Nationalization and Centralization began inearnest during the reign of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln and his cadre of RadicalRepublicans, Hamiltonians and Nationalist set the stage for the growth andexpansion of the State. After Lincoln, the Reconstruction Act of 1867 began theconsolidation of the corrupt State ideology.
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With the election of James Garfield, the Statists believed that they hadfinally buried the Ideals of Jefferson. The Sentinel said it best: ""Garfield's rulewill be the transitory period between State Sovereignty and National Sovereignty.The United States Senate will give way to a National Senate. State Constitutionsand the United States Senate are relics of State Sovereignty and implements of treason. Garfield's Presidency will be the Regency of Stalwartism; after that-REX."
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REX was a particularly interesting word to use; it described the ideal of creating the State Oligarchy, a Nationalist Central Government as the dominatingpolitical and social power within this country through the elimination of theConstitutional Republic. Indeed, the State has succeeded to a large degree increating its all-encompassing political machine.
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On July 3, 1881, Mr. Garfield himself stated: "The influence of Jefferson'sDemocratic principles is rapidly waning, while the principles of Hamilton arerapidly increasing. Power has been gravitating toward the Central Government."
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These Radical Nationalist, these Hamiltonian Statists wrenched power fromthe former Constitutional Republic through hook and crook, through blunt forceand continued through the 1800s to the present to forcefully wield the NationalistBrand upon this country, dragging it through periods of interventionism both athome and abroad. The example of just how necessary war is to the Statists can befound in the Presidency of the Nationalist McKinley, who was the first to use theStatists instrument of interventionism, on a massive scale, to accomplish thegrowth of the State Empire with his "fine little war". So, for the last 110 years thepolicy of interventionism has dominated the ideology of the State, it has alsoproven to be dominated with failure.
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If such a doctrine were effective then we would live in and witness a farmore peaceful world and have far more security within our own country. But underthe guise of national-interest/national-defense, and that is all it is, a guise,interventionism is nothing more than the life-blood of the State. The waste of waris absolutely necessary to the State, for it allows the unquestioned expansion of itspower and authority. Peace is the enemy of the State, that fact has always been thecase. Peace, unlike war, does not allow the State to function as it pleases; peaceinhibits the State from the power of imposition and coercion. The State calls it"foreign policy", but in reality it is simply a medium to enforce its ideals, itsideology and its attributes on both the foreign and domestic fronts. The State hasmanipulated, as it always has, the use of the term "defense" simply to justifyinterventionism and imperialism abroad and a specific social construct at home.
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To the State, war is an essential system for its own existence and the stableinternal structure of politics by which it can legitimatize its right to rule. Withoutthe existence of an external threat, the war system loses its meaning and thenecessity of the Massive State Machine can no longer be validated in the minds of the People.
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Peace and Prosperity can never accomplish the goals of servitude; onlywaste and destruction can make servitude possible on a scale that will suit theneeds of the Statists. Peace and Prosperity are necessary to create a system that isanathema to that which The State seeks, Peace and Prosperity creates anatmosphere where the Individual can thrive in Liberty to fulfill the ultimate goal of the Natural Rights of Man.
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Another essential ingredient for the Statists to accomplish their goal for theState is the Centralization of the economy. These Statists elements have increasedthe depth and breadth of the reach of the State; its growth depended on a particularmonetary system that has always played an important role in every Statists regimein history that system is Money by Government Decree or Fiat. 1913 saw a hugeleap forward for the supporters of the State with the passage of the 16
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Amendments, as well as the formation of the Federal Reserve Act.
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For at least the last 75 years, the economy has undergone a completetransformation into one of the most centrally planned economies in the world. Of course, this began much earlier; in fact the Statists began increasing the ideals of Corporatism in the late 1800s. While many call that period one of "laissez-faire",the fact is the period was not that of a free-market, but one in which big businessfound a very comfortable and very profitable bed partner with the fledgling Statistsgovernment. The big Bankers of the day were held in particular esteem by theStatists and realized their prize with yet another attempt at a "National Bank", thistime it was a complete success for the Statists and yet a continuing disaster for thePeople of this country.
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The problem with the Statists Monetary System is that it, and therefore theentire State Machine, is built upon a system that has an inherent terminal life span.Fortunately, when the Monetary System Collapses under the weight of itsirreversible debt, so too will the State, in all its corrupt power and glory, collapse.Ah, on that day, after duly being tried for their Treason, the Central Bankers andtheir Statists Hacks will dangle, as they piss themselves, hanging from the LibertyTree to the delight of all Constitutionalists.
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