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When people make these lists with bankers and corrupt politicians, they are called terrorists, and they become subject to assassination themselves. Are they terrorists or patriots? Surely our founders would have been on our current government's watch lists; some perhaps on kill lists.

The government stopped declaring war over 50 years ago, now they use police actions, and the battlefield is everywhere. I don't know about you, but when bombs rain down, when no-fly zones are implemented, when trade is suffocated, spying, infiltration and data collection is happening, that's a declaration of war.

In America, our government has outlawed raw milk, set caps on small farms, criminalized small farming in some areas, set up checkpoints, spy on and collect data on virtually all Americans. Those of us who oppose the actions of the government are put on watch or potential threat lists, and some lists are claimed to be worthy of killing those on it without a trial. Maybe it's hard to find people guilty who have committed no crime. If it is a crime to fear government tyranny and the punishment for that crime is government tyranny, well then maybe it’s too late, maybe the Government has crossed the line and already declared war on its people.

As the gradual loss of liberty increases, many of us will instead focus on distractions and the liberties we do have. The question you must ask yourself is this: when is enough, enough? Where will you draw the line? If they raise your taxes 10%, if costs rise 10% if they put you on a no-fly list if they kill a friend of yours if they start making guns and ammunition difficult to attain? If you are no longer allowed to use your own land, maybe when growing your food becomes a crime? Or do you wait until your standard of living becomes precarious until you cannot fight back?

There is no better time than now to have a plan, own a gun and ammunition, talk to your friends, family, and neighbors, become independent and community strong. Ignore the Federal government...by force if necessary. I will not comply and if opting out means defending myself by force, then let it be known the aggressor is the one coming to my door with demands. If refusal to submit to authority is a crime, then you may as well try and arrest me now because I will not bow to an unjust authority. I have committed no crime but to demand my freedom.

Please stand with me; this is not a partisan matter, this is Liberty verse tyranny, freedom verse oppression, any citizen that bows down to an authority that attempts to violate your rights, might as well admit he/she is already a slave.





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