By Douglas J. Hagmann
THOSE who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, must, like men, undergo the fatigues of supporting it. – Thomas Paine
There are few hinge moments in history that cannot be subject to overstatement. This is one. I write this first message in the spirit of Thomas Paine, an activist in revolutionary politics, at which time we again find ourselves, however on a larger scale. Let us remember that unlimited power belongs only to God.
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Perhaps we should be thankful for those behind the COVID related mandates, those who implemented them, and those who forced their compliance. Never has a single event in modern history so conspicuously laid bare the inherent evil intent, hubris, and blatant hypocrisy of national and world leaders, the elected and unelected, corporate entities, the media, the overseers of our children, and others tasked with the implementation of their madness.
What once was spoken of only in hushed tones and relentlessly mocked, the existence of a cabal so despicably evil, is now being spoken to the world. Their wiles, their deviant stratagems, injurious to all areas of our lives and within the entire fabric of our moral societies, has been brought to public display.
They, and their wretched minions, have infiltrated every place of our existence in Western society. They are forcing us into our own cruel and sadistic destruction with demonic delight, while laughing and mocking our dutiful compliance. Anyone who sees not the full extent of the evil that threatens them is either a charlatan or fool. Let them suffer in their wickedness or naivete unlamented, without regret.
They have ignited the slow-burning, latent embers of the steely resolve of a disparate population across the continents. These so-called “enlightened ones,” with their self-appointed arbiters of what is true and factual, despite our unmistaken perception and rational intellects, have awakened an unrequited desire to wrest back our God given rights and freedoms from their evil designs to forever banish us from society, to enslave us, and to rob us of our Godly inheritance. We desire to live free or die in this noble quest, and so we shall, for there are no acceptable alternatives.
We inherited the ability to live free through the blood and toil of our forefathers, yet we’ve squandered our inheritance through our failures, including our unwillingness to risk our immediate comforts or our reputations, and our ill-fated tolerance of countless, irrational absurdities. Perhaps it should be with gratitude that we now have been wrested from our slumber and away from the comforts that we once considered secure. Like our comfort, our civility is our vice.
Every globalist and each criminal conspirator doing their bidding, whether freely or reluctantly, is a cuckold of the devil himself. The architects of our enslavement, wherever they exist, must be held to account, by the people if it must be. Let it be known that a peaceful coexistence with evil is impossible, and therefore, a permanent reconciliation is inevitable.
So too are the poltroons, the enablers, enforcers, and those who act under the influence of self-interest. Their cowardice and cruelty feeds from the trough of passivity and complacence. They will starve and wither when confronted with the resolve of the righteous.
No longer shall we be compelled to tolerate the absurd, the un-Godly, and the slow poisoning of our progeny, whether the latter is done without consent in the literal, or ensconced in ridiculous redefinitions that defy actual science, biology, morality, and settled norms. The same architects of faux enlightenment are involved in both and all that mock science and virtue.
It is now time not to decide, but to decide to act. Just as our brothers and sisters have suffered and been given no quarter for standing up, speaking up and showing up, we must offer the architects of fear and captivity no quarter.
As cited by Thomas Paine, “If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace;” and this single reflection, well applied, is sufficient to awaken every man to duty.
May God in heaven guide our steps.
By Peter Barry Chowka
In the midst of the myriad destructive elements that are plaguing modern society or quickly coming into play, the looming transformation of the medical system in the United States into a single-payer socialist nightmare is one of the most alarming developments facing us.
The inability of the Republican-controlled Congress to repeal and replace Obamacare, and the increasing popularity of a single-payer system, suggest that socialized medicine cannot be kept at bay for much longer. Leaders of the Democratic Party, including prominent contenders for the party’s 2020 nomination for President, now support the concept of single-payer. The current debate in the media and political circles — dominated by disagreements over costs, how many people might “lose coverage,” the issue of preexisting conditions, and cuts to Medicaid — overlooks a key point: the fact that government-run socialized medicine at its core is evil. Once enacted, it will be one of the final nails in the coffin of Americans’ increasingly tenuous hold on individual liberty and freedom.
The threats to freedom of choice that single-payer represents will impact not only the availability and quality of life-saving drugs, surgery, end of life care, and other mainstays of the American health care system. It will also adversely impact the growing field of alternative medicine that — largely under the radar of official attention — has gained the interest and support of about one-half of the adult population.
It’s All About Control — and Making Money
On March 21, 2009 Obamacare was rammed through an overwhelmingly Democrat-controlled Congress on a straight party line vote. Obamacare represented a major step forward in the long march toward socialized medicine — helping as it did to establish widespread public acceptance of the concept of “health care as a right.”
H.R. 3590 The Affordable Care Act or Obamacare (2009-2010) Photo credit
The day after the Obamacare vote, the senior member of the House of Representatives, Rep. John Dingell (D-MI), a strong supporter of government-run health care since he first got elected to the Congress in the mid-1950s, appeared as a guest on a local Detroit radio program. I learned about the Dingell interview courtesy of someone in Detroit who heard the broadcast and posted a comment about it at a blog that I stumbled upon. After some research, I was able to identify the Detroit talk show — it was the Paul W. Smith program on radio station WJR — and locate an audio file of the Dingell segment on WJR’s Web site before it scrolled offline.
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/07/singlepayer_socialized_healthcare_what_would_it_mean_for_innovative_and_alternative_medicine.html
