Hey Judi Judi Judi......the Real Patriot Act

[Guest guest]

When you read what the founding fathers had to say for themselves, they

sound more like " terrorists " . " The spirit of resistance to government, "

Jefferson wrote, " is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it

always to be kept alive. " Imagine an American president saying that

today. Like the remarks of an outspoken old grandmother, the sayings of

the founding fathers have embarrassed generations of their less

confident successors. They remind us where we come from. They remind us

that it is the people who break rules that are the source of America's

wealth and power. Those in a position to impose rules naturally want

them to be obeyed. But be careful what you ask for. You might get it.

[Guest guest]

It is also, the folks who resist what is that are the spirit of

change and the on-going evolution of humanity. This is the basic

foundation upon which America was built.

 

from another post I sent to another group:

 

I am of the conviction that the information needing to be presented

in this day and age of terror, of immediate dissemination via all

the various technologies, what needs to be promoted is what is

working rather than what is not working.

 

We in America with enquiring minds have known this for a long time.

 

We are all engaged in what we are and what we do or not do; all

systems are breaking down, have been breaking down,

political, economical, psychological, educational, religious.

 

It is called the Evolution of the Spirit of America. The free

spirit which is/was/will ever be the call that brought America into

being shall keep her ever yearning for freedom on her deepest level,

and as long as one person with conviction and insight remains on her

shores, America is America.

 

End of my speech;-)

 

Love,

Ana

 

 

 

 

Nisargadatta , " roberibus111 "

<Roberibus111 wrote:

>

> When you read what the founding fathers had to say for themselves,

they

> sound more like " terrorists " . " The spirit of resistance to

government, "

> Jefferson wrote, " is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish

it

> always to be kept alive. " Imagine an American president saying

that

> today. Like the remarks of an outspoken old grandmother, the

sayings of

> the founding fathers have embarrassed generations of their less

> confident successors. They remind us where we come from. They

remind us

> that it is the people who break rules that are the source of

America's

> wealth and power. Those in a position to impose rules naturally

want

> them to be obeyed. But be careful what you ask for. You might get

it.

>