Where Did All the Americans Go?

Once upon a time Americans were willing to defend their freedoms with their lives.  We are talking about the freedoms mentioned in the "Declaration of Independence" and the "Bill of Rights". Freedom from the oppressive ACLU that regulates school classrooms to the seating in restaurants, and even freedom from the gestapos of"Christian" based colleges that regulate what you read, where you go to church, if you smoke, etc.

The first freedom of our "Declaration of Independence" states that: "We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal,that they are endowed by their CREATOR, with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life,Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness..."  

Read every word of that first declaration with care, and decide what each word means to you, and then work it into your meaning of freedom, and what it means to be an American.

An essay by Chuck Baldwin is being promoted by "Right Side News". It is called "Do Americans Cherish Freedom Anymore"?  I read it twice and had to admit that there are certain aspects to my thinking that are no longer in keeping with the Fore-Fathers, simply because I was not even considering the loss of my own freedoms.

Read this great essay.  Your ancestors were brilliant, and they fought to give you true liberty.

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Where are The Americans?

February 8, 2009 Right Side News We read Chuck Baldwin's article and he is exactly right.  Where have the Americans gone?  Their spirit has left our country.  Think about it, but then do something....We believe that if you are a true American, then run for a local political office and do what Obama says....change this country from the bottom up and kick his butt out and his socialist agenda out of here!  The socialist left  (double-negative violation) needs to be tarred and feathered.  This is OUR country!  This country if for Americans! Do Americans Cherish Freedom Anymore? By Chuck Baldwin February 6, 2009  I am often guilty of using the term "freedom-loving Americans." But I think the question now needs to be asked, Do Americans really cherish freedom anymore? I believe an argument could be made that not many do. In fact, I doubt that most Americans today remotely understand what freedom--as envisioned by our Founding Fathers--even is. Freedom is more than not being in prison (although America incarcerates more people than any nation on earth). Freedom is more than driving a car, or taking a vacation, or being able to choose your place of residence, or attending a sporting event. People in totalitarian regimes have, for the most part, been able to do the equivalent of all that. CONTINUED