Oh, I have forgotten a bit, but not everything. And the folks who deserve much of the credit are American farmers who have been faced with government intrusion and land seizures since the late 1930's when FDR and his merry band of Communists decided to federalize everything. Those farmers, often unemployed and starving, would refuse government loans knowing the price they wanted. Here was an entire breed of people who were salt of the Earth honest, hard working, but faced with a drought and poor farming land, a depression like never before witnessed, and a growing government willing to give them a hand out in exchange for their property and liberty. Many of these brave farmers formed the American Agriculture Movement, which by this day is all but erased from memory. This was long before the internet, before data collection and 1's and 0's ruled our realities. These farmers took time in libraries to do the research, their OWN legal work, knowing they could not afford an attorney, and even if they could -they weren't any help. They fought for EVERY SCRAP of land the government tried to take, and many tears were shed. I got my information from some of these people. It's in THEIR memory that I continue to be persistent. THEY are the reason I will never give in to tyranny. I UNDERSTAND the price which was paid for this knowledge.
Back in the late 70's I became quite disturbed to finally realized that the gov was not my friend. By 83 I knew they could not be trusted with my continued health and well being and just what they had planed for the military.. Not good.. Then the family farms started to fall and I realized that if I was to survive I should learn the rules of the game. One: He who controls the corporations and the banks controls the jobs and access to money. Two: He who controls the food (farms) has an even tighter grip on the danglies.. Three:There is no such thing as real money. Four: They do not care about anyone of us and we are all expendable for their ideals and to further their plan. I still believed the constitution could still save us. Five: This all started in the 1800's and has been slowly evolving to complete subjugation. Six: Knowledge is empowerment. The more talents one has the less dependent on others you are. Seven: They control the courts and the rules and they can change the rules to further their plan and we can't stop them. This is the wrong place for this! Tin Foil anyone?
On a flat top barge, or raft. (It ain't like they go very fast anyways, ) and the barge could be a parking spot as needed.
