sparky-4
09-04-2008, 12:10 AM
Are we just a colony?
Are we subjects or citizens?
Taken from Joseph Farah's new book, "None of the Above"
"Definition of Colony: A group of people who settle in a distant land but remain under the political juristiction of their native land. 2. a territory distant from the state having juristiction or control over it.
Aren't Americans, in a sense, all colonist of the great imperial throne in the District of Columbia? We all pay tribute to this far away empire. We are in reality little more than serfs doing the bidding of those in the federal corridors of power in Washington. We're taxed without real representation. We're forced to support a growing standing army of federal police in our communities. And we face a growing threat of disarmament- on of the great fears of the colonist who touched off the American Revolution at Lexington and Concord."
Are we subjects or citizens?
Taken from Joseph Farah's new book, "None of the Above"
"Definition of Colony: A group of people who settle in a distant land but remain under the political juristiction of their native land. 2. a territory distant from the state having juristiction or control over it.
Aren't Americans, in a sense, all colonist of the great imperial throne in the District of Columbia? We all pay tribute to this far away empire. We are in reality little more than serfs doing the bidding of those in the federal corridors of power in Washington. We're taxed without real representation. We're forced to support a growing standing army of federal police in our communities. And we face a growing threat of disarmament- on of the great fears of the colonist who touched off the American Revolution at Lexington and Concord."