Mostly True Tales

I never thought I’d feel like I do today, like I’ve never felt before. I feel, exiled, like a man without a Country. I keep asking myself, What now? What will life be like for my children? Will they exist only to serve the government? Enslaved and stripped of their freedoms? Will they have any of the freedoms that I have so enjoyed?

Today is a dark day for America. Especially for the mindless lemmings that voted Barack Hussein Obama into office, for they know not what they have done, and have a few surprises coming.

I blame the results of this election on 4 things,

1. Want of a Government handout.
2. Lack of education. 
3. Blind hatred of George Bush, and finally, 
4. Racism. 

That’s assuming you don’t count campaign finance and voter registration fraud.

I think most of the Obama voters have little understanding of the issues at stake, but rather feverishly support him for one of the four reasons above. They like the icon of change, but have no idea what it is. What they don’t realize is, more government equals less freedom.

They think the Government is now going to solve all their problems. They wont have to make their house payment anymore, pay their credit cards, or even buy gas. The Government will do it for them. And a whole lot more.

They hate George Bush so bad, they are willing to do ANYTHING, right or wrong, to escape him or anything that resembles him.

And finally, they voted for him because he’s black. That reason cannot be escaped. A lack of education, almost guarantees racism. He’s black, and that’s all they need to know.

Somehow I feel, there will never be an America like there was yesterday. The future holds an enslaved population stripped of their freedoms, possibly even living with Muslim laws. I’m glad I spent the summer handing out copies of the Constitution. Those lucky people will now have a record of, the way it was.

I live in a very liberal neighborhood. My two daughters are outnumbered 100 to 1. It was a quiet morning here around the Amazing house, but before the girls left for school, I sat them down for a little talk.

Well girls, we lost. They won, and we lost.

On a day like today, there is only one thing to do, and that is, be a good sport. They are going to be celebrating today. They’ll be high five-ing each other and jumping around, acting like drunken idiots.

Don’t you act like an idiot too.

Because they know where you stand, chances are, some of them will try to rub your face in it. There are only two things that need to be politely said.

I’m happy for you, congratulations.

Don’t get sucked into a debate or an argument. There will be a time for that, but today is the day to be a good sport.

I never thought we’d have a President named Barack. I never thought we’d have a President named Hussein. I never thought we’d have a President named Obama. I never thought America would be overrun by laziness, and corruption. 

Do the Catholics think Barack Hussein Obama is going to stand up for the unborn or even the born, that he terms as a pre-viable life form?

Do the Jewish people think Barack Hussein Obama is going to protect Israel?

Will Barack Hussein Obama live by, and protect our Constitution, a document he refers to as, a charter of negative freedoms?

Did Barack Hussein Obama commit treason and violate the Travis Act during his visit to Iraq this summer?

Is his name Barack or Barry?

Here we are, and here we go.

God save the Judges.

I just got a call from my youngest daughter, Sarah. She has been invited to attend the Vice Presidential debate at Washington University this Thursday night. I am excited beyond belief. What more could parents want than an opportunity unexperienced by themselves. I find myself actually jealous. I wish I could go as well.

American Patriot, Sarah Kessel.

“Dad, I’m going to wear my hair in a bun, just like her.”

You go girl, you go.

A good friend of mine, Chris B. sent me this late last week. Since then, I’ve shown it and emailed it to a lot of people, so if you are one of those people, you’re probably disappointed it’s this weeks post. I apologize.

Since receiving this video, I’ve probably watched it a couple hundred times. Actually, I can’t get enough of it. It’s funny as heck.

Make sure you watch it to the end as he really gets going.

Meet the Honorable James David Manning.

In a close 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court has struck down the Washington DC gun ban upholding the second amendment. This is a huge victory for every American citizen.  I’m sure the NRA will now go full force after similar communities. It looks like Chicago will be next. Every American should have the right to protect his family and home. Somehow, I feel it will become quite important for America to have a strong militia in the future.

I love Justice Scalia’s comment that the handgun is Americans’ preferred weapon of self-defense in part because “it can be pointed at a burglar with one hand while the other hand dials the police.”

“Power is inherent in the people, it is their right and duty to be at all times armed.” - Thomas Jefferson

“Those who give up essential liberties to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” - Benjamin Franklin

In a separate recent decision, the Court has found the execution of child rapists a violation of the 8th amendment. This would be considered cruel and unusual punishment. I tend to disagree with this opinion as did 4 of the Justices. I think I would have to consider rape certainly cruel, and not that unusual.

This particular case revolved around the rape of an 8 year old girl. The state of Louisiana wanted to put the sick bastard down. But, now society must pay. They must pay to house, cloth, and feed this wacko for the rest of his life. At what cost? I couldn’t find statistics for Louisiana, but in Florida the cost is $19002 a year, in Texas, $22000. So let’s use the Florida number, and assume this rapist is going to live another 40 years. He gets a paid vacation for the rest of his life and the tax payers shell out $760080 to make it happen.

Think about it. Who couldn’t retire to a comfortable life with $760080 in their pocket?

I live and breath the Constitution, but I disagree with the Courts interpretation of this issue.

Whether you agree or disagree, these Judges have the ability to preserve, or remove your rights based on their opinions. It’s important for all Americans to realize, THIS is the single biggest issue at stake in the upcoming Presidential election. What kind of Judge will Barack Obama nominate? What kind of Judge will John McCain nominate? There are currently several Justices that are over 80 years old. The next President could potentially, dramatically change the face and opinion of the Court. You and I will probably have to live with their decisions for the rest of our life.

Do you wish to preserve your rights, or loose them? Think about that when you cast your vote in November.

I first heard of the free, pocket sized edition of the Constitution, available from the Heritage Foundation, while listening to the Laura Ingraham show 2 or 3 months ago. I went to the Heritage Foundation website and signed up to receive my free copy. About a week later I received my copy in the mail. I was immediately impressed with the little book, which also included the Declaration of Independence.

Every other copy of the Constitution I had ever seen, was just that, a copy of the original, written, in not so easy to read, calligraphy. This, was a printed copy, paper bound, with John Trumbull’s, Signing of the Declaration, on the cover. The little book only measures 3.5 X 6.5 inches, so it truly is pocket sized, easy to carry around, and keep handy. Yet the type inside the book is normal sized and easy to read, even for my 46 year old eyes.

As I began to read the words crafted so carefully by our country’s founders, I suddenly began to feel empowered, and I started carrying it around with me everywhere. I would read it in the morning with coffee. I would read it while eating lunch. I would read it in the bathroom. I would read it before bed. I read it, and read it, and read it, over and over again. The more I read it, the more I understood it. I’m still reading it.

I began to love my little pocket Constitution and decided it would be nice to have some additional copies. I had read that they where available for $1 apiece. Suddenly, I had a great idea, I would hand out copies of this little book at my bar, the Amazing Bar & Grill. I decided I would call the Heritage Foundation and order 50 copies.

I called the number listed for the Heritage Foundation Bookstore (800-544-4843) and strangely got their voice mail, but I left a message with my phone number and intentions. The next day I got a call from a gentleman requesting my address and informing me they were sending out the 50 copies free of charge. Two days later, I received the package.

I was very excited when I opened the package to find exactly 50 fresh, brand new copies of the book. Using large rubber bands, I quickly bundled them up into neat little piles of 10 to take down to the bar. Before I left the condo I ran into my first two recipients, my daughters, Bonnie & Sarah.

It was a thrill to give them both their own personal copy of the Constitution, and explain to them how important it will be in their future, that, they be more than familiar with the document.

I then headed down to the Bar with two bundles of 10 copies to place in my drawer where they would wait for their new owners. It didn’t take long. The first few copies went out to my closest friends in the complex and many of their teenage children. Then, to the rest of my regular guests. I was particularly interested in the young people, the older people are generally a lot more patriotic and knowledgeable on the subject. When I gave a copy to my oldest daughter’s boyfriend (that’s right, I said boyfriend), I jokingly said,

“I expect you to have that memorized by next summer.”

He excepted the challenge and soon, the many other kids in the complex decieded to join in. The challenge was on! Ironically, Bonnie’s summer extra credit project, is a study of the Constitution, which we just found out about 2 days ago. Marcia’s response was,

“Fortunately, you have your own personal copy of the Constitution and a Dad that can, and will, help you with it.”

I was proud and excited by the opportunity.

I was quite careful in handing out individual copies of the book, as I didn’t want them to be represented as worthless leaflet trash. My policy was 1 per family, unless they had teenage children, in that case, each child would receive their own personal copy. Never the less, I handed out my first 20 copies in less than 48 hours. My approach was always the same. Talk with them a little, hear them out, and then, I would open my drawer, and say,

“Hold on a minute, I have a little gift I want to give you, it’s your own personal copy of the constitution.”

I would pull the little book from my drawer, turn it around, so the cover faced them, and then hand it to them. The result was 98% positive and always led to great, stimulating, political discussion, which is good.

I brought down another 20 copies from the condo and handed them out in the same manner. With each person, I would explain that this was a private organization providing these booklets, not the Federal Government, I would also point out the fine work the Heritage foundation does and encourage them to visit the website.

In 10 days, I had given out 42 copies of the Constitution, each with it’s own political discussion. I realized too late, I didn’t order enough copies. There are 204 condos at Parkview Bay. Counting family and friends of each unit, I could easily hand out a thousand copies. Once again, I called the offices of the Heritage Foundation, thanked them for the prior 50 copies, and requested another 100. Again, I offered to pay for them, again, they said, “no charge.” I expect them any day now. I have been extra conservative in handing out my last 8 copies, but at the time of this writing, I have 2 copies left.

This has been a great mission, as well as, an experiment in human nature. It has been very interesting and stimulating to hand a copy of the Constitution to someone and watch their expression. Most of them have been shocked, then curious, then excited. One person out of 48 threw it on the ground and walked away. I wanted to kick her ass, but I didn’t, instead, I recycled her copy and gave it to another person that appreciated it.

I’m hoping the next shipment from the Heritage Foundation arrives soon, and I can continue my mission as, “The Constitution Man” of Parkview Bay.

If you know me, or know of me, I would encourage you to come on down and get your personal copy of the Constitution. If not, please contact the Heritage Foundation.

God bless America.