Declaration of Independence and Bill of Particulars

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Since the dawn of civilization, the history of mankind has been framed by the
struggle between those who desire freedom and those who seek to restrict it. This
struggle has spanned thousands of years, led to countless wars,revolutions, and
other forms of civil strife all across this planet,and yet there has never been a
time when the freedoms and natural born rights of Americans as well as all of
humanity have been so gravely in danger. In this technologically advanced age,
where several nations possess arsenals of weapons capable of destroying the entire
planet, the greatest threat to the survival and continued progress of Americans is
not nuclear weapons. Rather, the greatest threat to the life, liberty,and pursuit
of happiness of all mankind is the ever increasing power of oppressive governments
around the world, the most heinous and dangerous of them cloaked in the guise of
democracy and freedom, when the reality couldn’t be further from the truth. When
we analyze humanity’s past, we find that it has always been the case that the most
prosperous societies have also been the most free. For it is only when men and
women are free that they can prosperous and fulfill their full potential. “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. — That to secure these rights,
Governments are instituted among Men,deriving their just powers from the consent
of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of
these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to
institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing
its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety
and Happiness.” – Thomas Jefferson With those eloquent words and the
ideas they represent to guide their hearts,Thomas Jefferson, as well as the other
founding fathers and the first generation of Americans, in the interests of
securing their freedom and liberty, waged a war against what was at the time the
most powerful empire in the world. Even though an almost insurmountable task lay
ahead of them, they did not shirk their duty because they knew that liberty is
more important than even life itself. In the end it was their passion for the
cause of freedom and justice that enabled them to defeat the British Empire, and
establish a free and prosperous nation. Although a similar,and in many ways even
greater task awaits us, unlike our founding fathers, we are not opposed by an
overseas threat. Our enemies and the enemies of freedom and justice, although
foreign and vile in their beliefs and sense of morality, are from this great
nation and feign allegiance to it. Their stated goal is to enslave Americans and
eventually the entire world in order to return us to the backward and oppressive
system of feudalism which Europeans and Westerners in general have long ago
shunned. They do this so that they and their descendants can form a small class
of elites which will rule over us all and control every aspect of our lives. In
order to accomplish these goals they have shown themselves to be more than willing
to try anything and everything at their disposal, including the use of biological,
chemical, and other forms of weapons with the stated aim of decreasing the
population of mankind to more manageable levels. They have done the following
against the interests of this nation and it’s citizens in order to profit from the
death and destruction and enslavement of the people they claim to serve. They
have instituted a privately owned central bank which creates fiat currency,
loaning it to our government at interest, and created the unconstitutional Federal
Income Tax in order to pay off this debt. For three months every year, American
citizens work solely to fill the coffers of a small group of bankers, financial
elite, and the governments of other nations, and yet the national debt is
increasing and is unlikely to ever be paid off completely. They have waged several
wars in the past century alone which have resulted in the loss of tens of
thousands of American lives and trillions in taxpayer money, purely for the profit
of a small group of bankers,politicians, and financial elite, the most recent of
which is the illegal war in Iraq. In instances when they could not find a good
justification for war, they have instigated calamitous events or have tried to do
so, in order to manipulate the public into favoring war. For instance, the
Japanese were allowed to bomb Pearl Harbor even though the military leaders and
president Roosevelt knew days in advance that they would do so, because they were
looking for a way to get America involved in WWII. Similarly, the attacks of
September11, 2001 were perpetrated by our own government but blamed on Arab
terrorists, in order to wage several wars in the Middle East and Africa for the
theft of oil and other resources in those nations. They have waged a war against
the liberties of the citizens of this nation, through countless new laws and other
forms of legislation being passed which infringe upon the natural born rights of
all Americans. These new laws now grant our government the ability to set up
illegal checkpoints in American streets and search the homes of citizens without a
warrant, which is a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution.
They also have the ability to monitor all sorts of information regarding the daily
lives of Americans including what books they check out from the library, what they
do while using the internet, what they say while speaking on telephones or cell
phones,among various other things which are too numerous to list. We the citizens
of this great nation have become slaves within our own country. And, lest we
think this is the end of government interference and control over our lives, there
are even more dangerous laws and technologies on the horizon, all designed to
further enslave and oppress us. The government now possesses the technological
ability to implant microchips inside all Americans and track their every movement
and every financial transaction as well as various other devices and plots which
they have devised in order to see us further enslaved. Therefore, due to all of
the above violations and numerous others, we the citizens of these United States
declare our independence from this corrupt and tyrannical government and affirm
our natural born rights to life,liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, which our
forefathers fought and sacrificed for in order to secure for us. Our stated aim
is to return this nation to it’s founding principles and once again create a
country where elected representatives serve the bests interests of the people and
uphold the Constitution. We shall pursue this difficult but noble quest to the
best of our abilities so that one day we and our descendants can experience true
freedom and justice. As long as were main true to our cause, we shall not suffer
defeat because we have within us the capability to see our nation become free and
prosperous once again or to become further enslaved and destroyed. For just as
Abraham Lincoln once said, “America will never be destroyed from the outside. If
we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.”
Therefore, whether we choose the path to freedom and justice or the path to
turmoil and oppression is within our own control. We can choose to lay back and
allow a small group of bankers, politicians, and financial elite oppress us, or we
can resist and once again reclaim our natural born rights and free our nation from
all threats both foreign and domestic. Because, humanity always desires freedom
over oppression, there is no doubt that the American people will resist in order
to secure their rights and take back control of this great nation.

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One Response to “Declaration of Independence and Bill of Particulars”

We Are Change Georgia Says:
September 26th, 2008 at 11:58 am
I like how it is framed in a post modern context by recognizing its place in history. Needs to be better organized with a bulleted list of points. Again, it draws the big picture and tries to fill in the details rather than give the details and hint at the big picture.