Uncle Emanuel Watkins
10-11-2008, 01:01 PM
One expresses the truth simply as from point A to point B.
Example:
From point A) Newspapers were once inventive back when they had a stable market and few competitors. They were locally owned while their editors served the written political content of their columnists by reviewing it for the likes of grammatical errors, irrational premises, faulty transitions and mixed metaphors.
To point B) The market for newspapers today has tremendous competition as it is being threatened by the Internet. Rather than it be the inventive business it once was, these newspapers have been bought up by national corporations who have turned to lobbying the Federal government for their survival. This conflict of interest has led to an unhealthy conflict of interest between the nation media and the Federal government while many suspect it has caused newspaper editors to edit political content rather than serve to review it for faulty mechanics as they once did.
The truth expressed here from A to B should be sufficient enough according to the Lord Jesus Christ. Nothing more is needed. The "doings" that happen as a result of knowing the truth only corrupt the people's freedom. This is how our tyranny transfers our individual need for happiness into a state need for responsibility.
There are always "evil doings on" happening preceding the declarations of the truth as there will always be tyrant-desires to "do" something after it has been established.
Please take this into account when considering today's modern movement of American transcendentalism and its fifteen rules of "Legal Abstinence."
Rule #1. Never have too many rules.
Rule #2. Hate is un-American.
Rule #3. Never blame the people.
Rule #4. Unlike the Europeans, never use the political spectrum as a playing field to bicker about politics.
Rule #5. Never give an interview with the media that isn't spontaneous, unscripted, unedited and unrehearsed.
Rule #6. As Protestants worship the authority of the Holy Word in the bible over the worship of legal-precedent rituals established by the authority of the Pope and the Vatican, Americans should consecrate the Civil-Purpose in the Constitution over every traditional legal-precedent established outside of it.
Rule #7. As law abiding American citizens, we should prefer imprisonment, torture, and death -- even the fragrance of an outhouse -- to that of legal tyranny.(Never smile in a courtroom. Always show up as late as possible while leaving as quickly as possible.)
Rule #8. As a winning political campaign is a victory for tyranny, establishing a bipartisan American Movement to consecrate Civil-Purpose is a victory for the people (The intention here is not to establish a totalitarian single party, for this view is a disillusioned one; rather, the intention is to reestablish an eroded two party system).
Rule #9. False American Movements are Administrations which fail to implement fresh measures while they dig up obsolete legal precedents from the past to implement. (American Movements lead Americans back to the consecration of the Civil Purpose in the Constitution, the Founding Fathers, the formal documents of The Declaration of Independence and The U.S. Constitution, and to improvements in contentment in the lives of Americans, while altering, tweaking, clarifying and ammending the Constitution, our lightingning in a bottle so to speak, as little as possible. A false American Movement, on the other hand, just tells us what we want to hear).
Rule #10. The debt of the people should not be burdened with any legal counterfeit created by any tyranny whether foreign or domestic. (If THE PEOPLE must spend 20 trillion to fix a national dinner table divided by a tyranny that spent 10 trillion to do so, so be it. The people must own the purse!)
Rule #11. As legal-lobbying on the Federal level concentrates on the responsibility of the state and thus benefits the rule of tyranny, civil-invention on the local level concentrates on contentment thus benefitting the rule of the people (The local invention of a comfortable chair invented with the intention of making THE PEOPLE "happier" is far greater in value than the Federal lobbying of tyranny by special interest groups which serves to divide up our national dinner table).
Rule #12. There are 3 kinds of people: those with feeble minds who persecute people, those with immature minds who laugh about persecution, and those with the kinds of sober minds that get persecuted. To be an American is always to be the latter.
Rule #13. As our Founding Fathers established themselves on a foundation of a great history, tyranny establishes itself on a foundation of its own greatness.
Rule #14. Taxes are created with the intentions of benefitting some while cheating others. (Give 10% to the widows and orphans and be governed by the pure hearts of the widows and orphans)
Rule #15. Disillusioned is the idea that problems are solved with lots of change. The U.S. Constitution should be cherished as lightning in a bottle while its contents should be altered, tweaked, clarified, and ammended as little as possible in order to improve the lives of American citizens (The best change comes in small, precious packages).
Example:
From point A) Newspapers were once inventive back when they had a stable market and few competitors. They were locally owned while their editors served the written political content of their columnists by reviewing it for the likes of grammatical errors, irrational premises, faulty transitions and mixed metaphors.
To point B) The market for newspapers today has tremendous competition as it is being threatened by the Internet. Rather than it be the inventive business it once was, these newspapers have been bought up by national corporations who have turned to lobbying the Federal government for their survival. This conflict of interest has led to an unhealthy conflict of interest between the nation media and the Federal government while many suspect it has caused newspaper editors to edit political content rather than serve to review it for faulty mechanics as they once did.
The truth expressed here from A to B should be sufficient enough according to the Lord Jesus Christ. Nothing more is needed. The "doings" that happen as a result of knowing the truth only corrupt the people's freedom. This is how our tyranny transfers our individual need for happiness into a state need for responsibility.
There are always "evil doings on" happening preceding the declarations of the truth as there will always be tyrant-desires to "do" something after it has been established.
Please take this into account when considering today's modern movement of American transcendentalism and its fifteen rules of "Legal Abstinence."
Rule #1. Never have too many rules.
Rule #2. Hate is un-American.
Rule #3. Never blame the people.
Rule #4. Unlike the Europeans, never use the political spectrum as a playing field to bicker about politics.
Rule #5. Never give an interview with the media that isn't spontaneous, unscripted, unedited and unrehearsed.
Rule #6. As Protestants worship the authority of the Holy Word in the bible over the worship of legal-precedent rituals established by the authority of the Pope and the Vatican, Americans should consecrate the Civil-Purpose in the Constitution over every traditional legal-precedent established outside of it.
Rule #7. As law abiding American citizens, we should prefer imprisonment, torture, and death -- even the fragrance of an outhouse -- to that of legal tyranny.(Never smile in a courtroom. Always show up as late as possible while leaving as quickly as possible.)
Rule #8. As a winning political campaign is a victory for tyranny, establishing a bipartisan American Movement to consecrate Civil-Purpose is a victory for the people (The intention here is not to establish a totalitarian single party, for this view is a disillusioned one; rather, the intention is to reestablish an eroded two party system).
Rule #9. False American Movements are Administrations which fail to implement fresh measures while they dig up obsolete legal precedents from the past to implement. (American Movements lead Americans back to the consecration of the Civil Purpose in the Constitution, the Founding Fathers, the formal documents of The Declaration of Independence and The U.S. Constitution, and to improvements in contentment in the lives of Americans, while altering, tweaking, clarifying and ammending the Constitution, our lightingning in a bottle so to speak, as little as possible. A false American Movement, on the other hand, just tells us what we want to hear).
Rule #10. The debt of the people should not be burdened with any legal counterfeit created by any tyranny whether foreign or domestic. (If THE PEOPLE must spend 20 trillion to fix a national dinner table divided by a tyranny that spent 10 trillion to do so, so be it. The people must own the purse!)
Rule #11. As legal-lobbying on the Federal level concentrates on the responsibility of the state and thus benefits the rule of tyranny, civil-invention on the local level concentrates on contentment thus benefitting the rule of the people (The local invention of a comfortable chair invented with the intention of making THE PEOPLE "happier" is far greater in value than the Federal lobbying of tyranny by special interest groups which serves to divide up our national dinner table).
Rule #12. There are 3 kinds of people: those with feeble minds who persecute people, those with immature minds who laugh about persecution, and those with the kinds of sober minds that get persecuted. To be an American is always to be the latter.
Rule #13. As our Founding Fathers established themselves on a foundation of a great history, tyranny establishes itself on a foundation of its own greatness.
Rule #14. Taxes are created with the intentions of benefitting some while cheating others. (Give 10% to the widows and orphans and be governed by the pure hearts of the widows and orphans)
Rule #15. Disillusioned is the idea that problems are solved with lots of change. The U.S. Constitution should be cherished as lightning in a bottle while its contents should be altered, tweaked, clarified, and ammended as little as possible in order to improve the lives of American citizens (The best change comes in small, precious packages).