Macgregor...I love listening to this guy! He's so on target. He is devastatingly correct when he says that the Bill of Rights is what separates us from all other countries! It isn't our Constitution! These are two entirely different things.

Our Constitution was a result of a Rothschild orchestrated coup over and against the true freedom document of the Articles of Confederation. The Bill of Rights was the "Stop Gap" measure forced in place by the real Patriots of the day like Patrick Henry who wanted NOTHING to do with our current Constitution. In fact Patrick Henry said our Constitution was "Masked Aristocracy!"

I love telling Patriots, Birch Members and other hard-core Constitutionalist that America is in the situation it's in BECAUSE of the Constitution, not IN SPITE of the Constitution! Their reaction is always...HUH?!!!

Without the Bill of Rights...America would have been just another failed dictatorship before the end of the 18th Century had it not been for the Bill of Rights! As Macgregor said, "The best feature of the American Political Experiment...The Bill of Rights..."

It's interesting he also said that our Constitution no longer fits. I only partially agree with this take. I would add that it no longer fits (nor did it ever fit) to maintain or keep the fires of Liberty burning in America. It was designed to methodically cause all power to be accumulated into a Central Federal Government. This was the main issue the Anti-Federalists had with our Constitution from the onset of the Constitutional Convention. They knew clear as day that one day we would wake up as servants to a governmental behemoth that would be completely uncontrollable and a disaster to the will of a free people.

It's been my opinion that we need to do what Macgregor only hinted at...and that's return to the support and defense of a government operating under the Articles of Confederation.

For 25 years one of the most poignant questions I have ever asked is simply, "What type of government are we suppose to have in these United States?" I have probably asked that questions hundreds of times over. I can count on one hand the amount of times the people I have asked that question to actually got it right and told me a Constitutional Republic or just a Republic. 99.999999% without hesitation said...you guessed it...a Democracy! Well...I should start asking Constitutionally minded, well researched Anons and other Patriots if they have ever heard of or read the Anti-Federalist Papers? I bet the ratio of the Yes's to No's would be about similar to the question about our form of government!

McGreggor...I love listening to this guy! He's so on target. He is devastatingly correct when he says that the Bill of Rights is what separates us from all other countries! It isn't our Constitution! These are two entirely different things.

Our Constitution was a result of a Rothschild orchestrated coup over and against the true freedom document of the Articles of Confederation. The Bill of Rights was the "Stop Gap" measure forced in place by the real Patriots of the day like Patrick Henry who wanted NOTHING to do with our current Constitution. In fact Patrick Henry said our Constitution was "Masked Aristocracy!"

I love telling Patriots, Birch Members and other hard-core Constitutionalist that America is in the situation it's in BECAUSE of the Constitution, not IN SPITE of the Constitution! Their reaction is always...HUH?!!!

Without the Bill of Rights...America would have been just another failed dictatorship before the end of the 18th Century had it not been for the Bill of Rights! As McGreggor said, "The best feature of the American Political Experiment...The Bill of Rights..."

It's interesting he also said that our Constitution no longer fits. I only partially agree with this take. I would add that it no longer fits (nor did it ever fit) to maintain or keep the fires of Liberty burning in America. It was designed to methodically cause all power to be accumulated into a Central Federal Government. This was the main issue the Anti-Federalists had with our Constitution from the onset of the Constitutional Convention. They knew clear as day that one day we would wake up as servants to a governmental behemoth that would be completely uncontrollable and a disaster to the will of a free people.

It's been my opinion that we need to do what McGreggor only hinted at...and that's return to the support and defense of a government operating under the Articles of Confederation.

For 25 years one of the most poignant questions I have ever asked is simply, "What type of government are we suppose to have in these United States?" I have probably asked that questions hundreds of times over. I can count on one hand the amount of times the people I have asked that question to actually got it right and told me a Constitutional Republic or just a Republic. 99.999999% without hesitation said...you guessed it...a Democracy! Well...I should start asking Constitutionally minded, well researched Anons and other Patriots if they have ever heard of or read the Anti-Federalist Papers? I bet the ratio of the Yes's to No's would be about similar to the question about our form of government!

McGreggor...I love listening to this guy! He's so on target. He is devastatingly correct when he says that the Bill of Rights is what separates us from all other countries! It isn't our Constitution! These are two entirely different things.

Our Constitution was a result of a Rothschild orchestrated coup over and against the true freedom document of the Articles of Confederation. The Bill of Rights was the "Stop Gap" measure forced in place by the real Patriots of the day like Patrick Henry who wanted NOTHING to do with our current Constitution. In fact Patrick Henry said our Constitution was "Masked Aristocracy!"

I love telling Patriots, Birch Members and other hard-core Constitutionalist that America is in the situation it's in BECAUSE of the Constitution, not IN SPITE of the Constitution! Their reaction is always...HUH?!!!

Without the Bill of Rights...America would have been just another failed dictatorship before the end of the 18th Century had it not been for the Bill of Rights! As McGreggor said, "The best feature of the American Political Experiment...The Bill of Rights..."