Thoughts from Bill English

As a kid growing up in America, I thought that American could do no wrong. I also thought and believed that wel were the good guys whose job it was to spread the message of freedom around the world and help those who wanted to experience that freedom.

 

As time passed I began to realize that our nation and it greatness was one based upon lies. Lies told to us by our Congress and a succession of Presidents whose only purpose was to advance an agenda that would ultimately drive the American people and the world into total domination by an elite few.

 

At the very beginning of my race for the United States Senate, I had thought that my reasons to run were for the betterment of my country. To keep our Congress in check and stop it from forcing laws and regulations down our throats that took from us the very freedoms that most of us believed made America what it is today. As time has pasted I have discovered that there is more to it than just that.

 

As American’s we have several obligations, to ourselves as Americans, and to the rest of the world. But most importantly we have an obligation to the Constitution of the United States, which we, as a country have ignored for some time now.

 

As Americans we must remember that our Constitution forbids our nation from open acts of aggression. This means that we cannot openly attack another nation to serve our own self interest and the wealth of others. It forbids us from interfering in the internal politics and strife’s of other nations, who in the course of their own histories will change from one government to another by the will of its people or the will of an external force. And we MUST NEVER be that external force.

 

As a Constitutional Republic formed initially to protect the rights and freedoms from an oppressive government that once ruled our nation, we have the obligation and the duty to adhere to that document which guarantees to all of us that which we believe to be not only our birth right, but one guaranteed by a higher more divine power.

 

As I write this, we are now faced with a government that for the most part has taken upon itself the belief and philosophy that it is answerable only to itself and not to the people that elected it.

 

As each day goes by we see this government try to force down the throat of the American people more taxes and government care that will do nothing more than totally destroy the Constitution of the United States and eliminate our Bill of Rights. Thus making it easier to control the American population and bring it into line with United Nations mandates.

 

Along with these sudden and dramatic changes we will begin to see the American people experience rationing on a monumental scale. Such things as food, medical care, gasoline, fuel for heat, electricity, and even the ability to own or have a home. We in short will become like all third world nations living in the poverty of our complacency.

 

How do we fight this and keep it from happening?

 

We take back our government! We go to the polling stations and we vote out those who openly admit that their one and only desire is to destroy America as we know it. We vote out the incumbents who have for years worked to create their own personal political dynasties and there by forcing the people of the United States to work for the government through excessive taxes, czars that are not answerable to the Congress but to the President of the United States only. We forced to government to recognize that it is a “government of the People, by the people, and for the People”, and that they work for us, we don’t work for them.

 

This is a call to arms. Not a call for open conflict, but a call to all Americans to stand up and shake off the complacency that over the years has overtaken them. A call to take the time and make the effort to get out of your homes and jobs and go to the polling places and express your solid commitment to this country, and the principles that it was founded upon.

 

We can no longer be a country of acquisition but one of stability. We cannot be the policemen of the world, but must now return to our core values of less government, states rights and sovereignty. We must once again reach out and take that which is ours by birth and by right, and set the example for the rest of the world.   

 

We must educate our children to the greatness of a nation that was formed not for conquest, but for freedom. And we must be the leaders who take our nation into new worlds through the development of technology that enhances that freedom and leads us to new worlds and experiences.

 

We MUST be Americans...

 

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