The primary elections are coming to Texas, even though our Viceroy does not want us to have any choice in the matter. He wants the people to rubber stamp the Republican favorite, McCain. ON the other side of the fence, it is Clinton, with all her socialist plans for healthcare and the nation. Her opponent is Barack Obama, whose Houston office features a Cuban flag with Che Guevara’s picture on it.

It is a time of few lame choices. The discouraging truth is that voting only encouraged the rats in office. We have choices of 100 years of war with McCain or “no guns, no blades” with Obama (just look at how he pushes the latest UN New World Order junk, complete with removal of small arms, and Children’s Treaty in the package. He does not realize that 1. It is not his money that he is spending, 2. The UN is not benevolent, but wants to remove our freedoms) . With Barack, one must look at what he does, not listen to the eloquence of his speaking. He supports the loss of freedom. His support of the UN and Cuba/Che is a clear indication of what kind of government he desires. Although he is married to one wife, he needs to support his grandmother in Africa with his money rather than use the nations funds to do so. We already know that Hillary wants a socialist utopia. Her healthcare plans is nothing more than a government takeover of the healthcare industry.  It is not the lesser of two evils, it is the greater of two unthinkables. We can be a perpetual war or in perpetual submission. Given the magnitude of the debt and spending, we are already owned by someone else.
I resolve myself to continue the endeavor toward a free and independent South. The pitiful choices just reinforce how sick the political machine is how ignorant the masses are. Today is the 147th anniversary of the swearing in of Jefferson Davis. My how we need a man like President Davis now. He was a war veteran who did not cuss like a sailor, was not afraid to mention Jesus Christ and stood on principle, even when it cost him. He took our nation through some difficult times and gave us hope when we needed it. The Yankee invaders made us appear evil. They declared our Bibles contraband, our expectation that government follow the law rebellious and our desire for liberty a threat. People in bondage often see those who are free as a threat.

When faced with the storm warnings of rough political times ahead, draw on the inspiration of Jefferson Davis, pray to our Lord, and press on in the forwarding the colors. The present political landscape may wake some people up to the need for liberty.

Free Texas!

J Murrah

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