Where the Grassroots Right Organizes to Take Down the American Left
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TAKE ACTION !! Who at HHS made the decision not to study COVID vaccine safety in any serious way after problems became apparent, and why? We The People have a right to know. The case is laid out here. - Write ACIP members and demand answers - To join in the effort, contact tips [at] liberato.us |
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There's Nobody Here But Us
Don't count on the professional Right to save your bacon. They do some good work, but they are more concerned with their own paychecks and reputations than with saving the country. They won't lift a finger without grant money, and they leave the field the minute the grant money runs out. Only the grassroots Right has the reach and the staying power to get the job done. That's the way it was meant to be - ordinary citizens maintaining the Republic. We can do it, but we have to organize - effectively.
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Popular Sovereignty
Self-rule by We the People is a truly revolutionary idea and required the American colonists to fight a long, bloody war to turn the idea into reality for the first time in human history. Now, the regressive Authoritarian Left wants to turn the clock back to a time when another King George and his henchmen take away our self-governance and rule over us. But We the People will not give up our sovereignty. To better understand popular sovereignty and the founding ideas that made America great, read the Instant Graduate Degree in Political Science from Potomac Tea Party.
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Darkness must fall before we are aware of the majesty of stars above our heads. It was necessary for this dark hour to fall, perhaps the darkest in history, to make us realize that freedom is as vital to our soul as breathing to our body… It is for us today, those to whom words are granted, in the midst of a reeling, half-devastated world, to maintain in spite of everything faith in a moral force,
confidence in the invincibility of the spirit.
- essayist Stefan Zweig 1932
confidence in the invincibility of the spirit.
- essayist Stefan Zweig 1932
In the Network
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