Americans
fought a war to end slavery. Will we have to fight to resist becoming slaves?
Canada Free Press, by Alan Caruba, Sunday, February 2, 2014
February 1st was National Freedom Day. It
commemorates Lincoln ’s
signing of the House and Senate resolution that later became the 13th
Amendment. Lincoln
signed the Amendment outlawing slavery on February 1, 1865.
Short of another Civil War, Americans have reached a point verging
on the loss of their Constitutional freedoms as ever before. The issue then was
slavery, but Americans are rapidly moving toward having their Bill of Rights
annulled by a President intent on ruling as a despot, making them slaves of a
regime that rules as he wishes, ignoring the Constitution and Congress.
His actions have been supported by the Democratic members of
Congress and because Republicans only control the House they have seen their
legislative efforts to oppose the regime blocked, often by one man, Harry Reid,
the Senate Majority Leader. The nation’s media with few exceptions have
supported or ignored the President’s actions.
Why is this happening? A brief review of the
means put forth in Saul Alinski’s “Rules for Radicals”, written by a “community
organizer”, outlines what Obama is doing as he seeks to turn America into a
socialist state. It is a process that progressives/liberals have been pursuing
since early in the last century.
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