MUST READ! The MIC "won" - and the slippery slope to the Post-American Century continues

From War On Terror News:

02/05/2013

The Post-American Century: the ruler becomes the Sovereign

A popular question in politics has been "What is the American Culture?" or "What are American Values?"  There has been an emphasis in America placed on "multi-culturism" which has implied an equivalency between American Culture to "racism," and excluded it from the realm of multi-culturism.  The answer of would be rulers is that there is no such thing as "an American Way of Life," as the real answer is at odds with their own greed for power.

The truth is that American values and culture do not exclude cultural aspects of immigrants of other countries, but rather it is a culture of God-given Rights and Liberties.  Americanism means that the Citizen, not the ruler, is the Sovereign.  It is a largely unspoken and undefined definition of the American Way of Life.  It is implicit in the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, and understood, if unstated, by those that argue for the restoration of principles and policies of the US Constitution.

The American way of life is not democracy.  Democratic election of Representatives in a Republican form of government, was simply the means used to achieve personal freedom, and sovereign liberty of the Citizenry.

Competing forms of government: monarchies, socialism, islamism, theocracies, and the like that have come before, during, and after the "American Experiment" were distinctly different because the government ruled the lives of the citizenry, rather than being the servants of it.  Whether King, Ceasar, Pharaoh, Emperor, Premier, Caliph, Holy Roman See, or "Dear Leader," the difference was that these rulers dictated the rules to their subjects, rather than bowing to the rules written by the Citizenry.

The subjects of these rulers were forced to beg the Sovereign for the means of survival, and called the Sovereign a tyrant when allowed to keep too little of their labors.

The "American Experiment" was less that it afforded the Citizenry a means to peaceably change the politicians in government, than it was that it placed the Citizen as Sovereign over the government, and those politicians, by binding them with the constraints of the US Constitution.  While politicians have clung to the title of "public servant," they have shed the cloak of what it means to be a Representative....

Now, more than ever, it is critical that American citizens pay close attention to what is happening - often in plain sight - to their country.


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