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Marked in Pgh on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 6:29:46 PM
A year ago, the Democrats controlled both houses of Congress and the White House with a new unknown but popular President and the obsolute support of the Goebbelist News Media. It quickly became even worse, the Stimulus Bill and the new, earmarked littered Budget were rammed through Congress and signed into law as the Federal government took over banks, Chrysler and GM, while screwing legitimate bond holders out of their legal rights under contract law and the Constitution. The Government and the Press seemed destined to win and marched on, actively refusing to listen to the people as they went about their radical agendas.
By April, it wasn't over, but it felt like it and just in time for Tax Day. Yet on April 15, 2009 I attended a Tea Party rally in Pittsburgh and I was encouraged by the turnout and the spirit of the people present. It was a small turning point, but a significant one, culminating with the March on September 12, 2009, with one and a half to two million people rallying in Washington, D.C.. We began to realize, individulaists that we were, we were not alone and were finding our voices of opposition.
The support of the Gobbelists still remained intact, but the people were now in revolt, in the form of the Tea Party and the 9/12 Movements. This was coupled with the confrontations of our supposed representatives and Senators at townhall meetings across the country. The entrenched Democrat politicians didn't help their cause by becoming more and more arrogant and unresponsive while the Economy declined.
We went from despair to hope and increasing resistence to the alternative reality presented by the Press. We began to realize we had the power to change America, to stand up for our rights and freedom, to bound together and bring about real change. The momentum is now with us. We are creating the second American Revolution against the new oppression from the supposedly insolated government and against the New Intolerable Acts of a Congress and a White House who tax us without representation or consideration while pushing through Health Care Nationalization.
We have been presented throughout 2009 with more and more examples of the incompetence of the Obama administration and Congress as they prove themselves incapable of handling the Economy, while refusing to leave it alone. They are even moving enemy combatents from military tribunals to civilan courts with all the rights of a citizen, while they violate all our rights of citizenship. Then the Senate passed their form of the Healthcare Natianoliztion Bill on Christmas Eve and Rush's aptly named Fruit of Kaboom Bomber fizzled on Christmas over Detroit on Obama's inept watch.
We are now confronted with a great irony, that full revolution has already broken out in New Jersey, Virginia and in a congressional district in New York and soon in the Bay State, the site of the outbreak of the first American Revolution against the first Intorlerable Acts and taxation. History does repeat itself, when the citizenry and the tax payers of America are driven to the point of action. If Scott Brown wins the special senatorial election for the peoples' seat (not the Kennedy seat or the Democrat seat) in the Senate, then the Revolution is just revving up; the ramifications of which the Liberal Democrats can not even comprehend. The Liberal Statists in the Federal government are Hell bent on nationalizing as much of the American Economy as they can and we are just as determined to derail their efforts. We have the chance now to stop the radicals and they know it.
So do not despair; we have accomplished a great deal in one year and our movement will only grow throughout 2010 and lead to an overwhelming victory in the November Elections. We shall win against tyranny; just as the American Revolution turned around from the Winter despair of Valley Forge after the Declaration of Independence. That turn around led to our founders' victory at Yorktown and the treaty of Paris. 2010 will be an even greater revolutionary year.