Volume 2, Number 3 Simpsonville, South Carolina July 2010

Contents
Greetings from the Writer-in-Chief..............................................................................................1
Ode to the Single Mother............................................................................................................1
Quote of Provocation, from Edward Gibbon................................................................................2
Republicanism: Another Red Herring..........................................................................................3

Ode to the Single Mother Greetings from the Writer-in-Chief

Sixty hours she puts in each week,
To provide for her children: Jane, Jill, and Pete.
She manages for a fast food joint,
A Mexican worker nods at her point.
‘Irreconcilable differences’ brought to an end,
The business of marriage pledged death only rend.
Beth Ann resented how milk was had free,
Prince Charming for four, oh where could he be?
High in glass towers so far away,
Banksters and barons were busy at play.
Orgies were had and deals were struck,
There was no limit to whom they could f#@%.
They knew they were better, as master to slave,
The proof was in how the masses behave.
Serfs are found plenty, but for the best slaves,
Get single mothers: they dig their own graves.
A manly father was said to know best,
His tough love set limits at nature's behest.
Now mothers' love reigning, boundless and pure,
In consumption of resources, no greed was that sure.
Industrial Revolution expanded rewards,
Rise downtrodden masses! Rise coveting hordes!
With affirmative action, what distinction need be?
When oaks are like maples, all will be free!
Minority hues were not license to take,
Until the woman could vote for her sake.
A spending spree like never before,
“I am woman. Hear me roar!”
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viable for civilizations in the world.
—Douglas Morris
Bubbles burst, the New Deal was made,
No shame's in welfare, so be not afraid.
A second world war to finish the first,
of violence stymied by lips to be pursed.
The Progressive Movement had started so well,
Wage slaves stood upright, plutocrats fell.
But a feminist movement was nestled within,
Schooling was changed from logic to whim.
Precedent was set and culture was made weak,
But World War II declared, the secret did keep.
The Fifties was a time of cultural peak,
When whites could be proud, and workers, freely
speak.
In such a clime a movement was born,
Content of character, not skin color worn.
The past hundred years black Americans have been,
The most affluent and free of blacks ever been.

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No societal population of blacks has been more,
Yet these are as victims to settle a score.
A recrudescence of feminism ushered them in,
The soldiers of freedom committed the sin.
Hitler and Tojo had they taken down.
They fashioned together an economy crown.
“Made in America,” popular sovereigns did cry,
But by their own seed would such freedom die.
Husband deferred child's instruction to wife,
The facts abdicated to the feelings of life.
Mothers were victims in young children's eyes,
The indifference of fathers styled tradition to despise.
Manhoods enthralled took sexual gain,
Blissfully gelded in political vein,
The neurosis of feminism firmly disposed,
To neutralize manhood and see how it goes.
Politics in general is the forte of men,
The strength of women is communal, my friend.
Exceptions there've been and exceptions shall be,
But that is the case of individuality.
The right to vote is different you see,
From the right to work or own property.
The politician whose strength lies among women,
Whatever the sex, should oft be misgiven.
So long as money is an uplifting tool,
The law of conservation makes economy rule.
Verily hear ye this aphorism:
“Political motherhood makes communism.”
Matriarchies had never endured,
But yet anthropologists were not assured.
Primitive tribes they reported had been,
But such is disproved; the evidence, thin.
Our borders a sham, illegals are lured,
True rankings of cultures deemed racially slurred.
Thoughts unpleasant deserve no news feeds,
Say ‘handicapped’, nay ‘challenged’, nay say ‘special
needs’.
Churches have lost political voice,
To non-profit purchase that gives them no choice.
‘I believe’ is no longer creed,
We shall aspire as we are conceived.
Even in the Deep South, unto Bible Belt land,
Let woman enlighten the ‘simple man’.
For granted Beth Ann takes her equal rights,
Of unrelated note, there's a shortage of knights.
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Carlota at last was finally trained,
And at half the wage Beth Ann's job was gained.
Third World single moms truly are best,
Banksters and barons now phase out the rest.
Generation Fop and Generation Dope:
We survived the one; the other, we hope.
Home of the brave, land of the free,
Pledge not away your sovereignty.
Cherchez la femme.
Quote of Provocation
Turns out the Founding Fathers had plenty of historical
example from imperial Roman civilization. So do we.
Conquest can be a tool of human advancement even for
the conquered, but consolidation and efficacy is a matter
of culture. The quote is from chapter 3 of an abridgment
of Gibbon's The History of the Decline and Fall of the
Roman Empire by Low in which chapter numbers
correspond to the original work. From Edward Gibbon,
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, ed. D. M.
Low, First American Edition (New York: Harcourt, Brace
and Company, c1960), pp. 524–5:
The rise of a city, which swelled into an empire, may
deserve, as a singular prodigy, the reflection of a
philosophical mind. But the decline of Rome was
the natural and inevitable effect of immoderate
greatness. Prosperity ripened the principle of decay;
the causes of destruction multiplied with the extent
of conquest; and as soon as time or accident had
removed the artificial supports, the stupendous fabric
yielded to the pressure of its own weight. The story
of its ruin is simple and obvious; and instead of
inquiring why the Roman empire was destroyed, we
should rather be surprised that it had subsisted so
long. The victorious legions, who, in distant wars,
acquired the vices of strangers and mercenaries, first
oppressed the freedom the republic, and afterwards
violated the majesty of the purple. The emperors,
anxious for their personal safety and the public
peace, were reduced to the base expedient of
corrupting the discipline which rendered them alike
formidable to their sovereign and to the enemy; the
vigour of the military government was relaxed and
finally dissolved by the partial institutions of
Constantine; and the Roman world was overwhelmed
by a deluge of barbarians.
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Republicanism: Another Red Herring
I have heard said there is profound distinction between
(pure) democracy and republicanism. The distinction is a
red herring. Similar distinction has been made between
authoritarianism and totalitarianism, but to your later
consideration in the context of some pundit's left-right
propagandist specifics I defer that one.
Democracy is virtuous because political power is
spread evenly across the citizenry. Doing so makes
domination by elitist difficult in proportion to the political
wisdom commonly held. Republicanism is virtuous only
if pure democracy is because the crux of both is popular
sovereignty. Republicanism is democracy with a strategic
impurity of concentrated power to permit application
beyond small tribal groups.
The Achilles heel of any majority rule is the majority
being dead wrong. That is why you are to give moral
heed to the will of the majority and to deny the solution of
the Founders. The overwhelming majority of humanity
has always been so many lemmings. We say we have a
federal government. Why is that?
A worthy people will combine responsibility and
privilege just as nature combines cause and effect. A
worthy people will allow life's ruling to forge the right
civic mettle. A worthy people will require a purity of
civilized standards among themselves. The only way for
an able minority to peacefully empower and defend itself
in the face of a corrupt majority is by geographical
segregation. Behold, the U.S. Federal Government is
named after federalism!
Without the viability of State secession, federal
government has no check or balance. Without State
secession there is neither States' rights nor federalism.
The mechanisms for election of U.S. presidents and
legislators pretend State's rights and protection from
popular folly. The Electoral College is argued to protect
the masses from themselves, but how can people
appreciate politics if they do not hold their own politics in
their own hands? Congressional representation is divvied
by State and district, and committee positions are claimed
by seniority. The result is that voters are rewarded for
returning incumbents who best steal from distant
neighbors. Voters who do not maintain incumbents are
suckers unless all other constituencies are as virtuous. If
your government dole is not at least average, you are
being penalized. If most Americans are not worthy of
freedom, what escape is there for any Americans?
I consider term limits to be another red herring. We
understand how government regulations of overreaching
‘safety’ make holding companies a viable workaround
only for the rich and powerful, right? Puppet masters,
already adept with holding companies, thrive on
regulations that only they can work around. More
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government bureaucracy does not fix improper
government bureaucracy. Popular sovereigns are
responsible for real solutions in accordance with natural
law. Moreover, useful experience is not something to be
thrown away. The problem evidenced by poor
representation is not that we the people are free to elect
who we wish; it is that we are not free to elect who we
wish while being constrained by vested interest to the
good of the nation.
State secession is a solution of last resort, of course. If
freedom is to be preserved along with this Union,
effective change to the federal election mechanism is
required. The blatant need as I see it is: 1) Repeal of the
17th Amendment, 2) Election of the members of the U.S.
House by a single national election, and 3) Election of the
president by votes permitted three ranked preferences.
Repealing the 17th Amendment would return the election
of Senators to the State legislatures. Ranked preferences
would empower voters to prefer, penalty free, candidates
unbacked by the Establishment.
The popular sovereign will see conflict between
American freedom and sworn elegance to the U.S.
Constitution, whether by government officials or by
citizens. For Americans to truly be free, they must regard
the U.S. Constitution as a tool, just as the abolished
Articles of Confederation were. The original U.S. Federal
Government maintained a ‘perpetual Union’ by charter
not to be altered without the consent of all (13) States. At
the conclusion of the famous Constitutional Convention
of 1787, the delegates remaining in attendance decided,
quite unconstitutionally, that ratification by 9 out of 13
States would suffice. Those betrayers of the rule of law
included George Washington and Benjamin Franklin.
Their excuse was that ‘we the people’ may ‘ordain and
establish’ ‘a more perfect Union’. It was the wise thing to
do, done peaceably and in a matter of years. Those were
Americans.
Eleven score and two years later, a President-apparent
reached the height of public office after serving four years
as the junior Senator from Illinois. Illinois, like Chicago,
has a unique political history. Illinois is a transliteration
of an Algonquin Amerind term meaning ‘tribe of superior
men’. The State identifies itself with the copyrighted
phrase: “Land of Lincoln.” In the birth of that land
federalism was killed. The official State motto of Illinois
is: “State sovereignty; national union.” Huh? That motto
is contrary to monolithic republicanism. Many State
mottoes are incongruent with at least statism and
despotism. Those mottoes will have to be changed to
Orwellian phrases like ‘diversity is strength’, ‘majority is
virtue’, and ‘successful democracy is for everyone’.
Cherchez la femme.