of our Republic is the invisible government which like a giant octopus sprawls its slimy legs over our cities, states and nation. At the head is a small group of banking houses... This little coterie...run our government for their own selfish ends. It operates under cover of a self-created screen...seizes...our executive officers...legislative bodies...schools...
courts...newspapers and every agency created for the public protection.”
N.Y. Mayor, John Hylan
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A BRIEF CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY IN FAVOR OF A REPUBLIC
Read a Brief Challenge of Democracy and Educate Yourself on Why the Founding Fathers Started a Republic.
Allow me to offer you a brief challenge of democracy.
There’s a huge misconception in America today that we were formed as a democracy.
This is false.
While it’s true that we’re currently run as a democracy, this isn’t the way the founding fathers intended things to be.
Our founding fathers thought democracy was a BAD form of government and were explicit in the fact that they weren’t founding one.
Instead, they were very clear in telling us that they were forming a Republic.
BRIEF CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY: WHAT’S A REPUBLIC?
Sadly, most Americans in the 21st Century have no idea what a Republic is, thereby necessitating this brief challenge of democracy.
A quick definition of a Republic is that it’s a form of government ruled by law. The United States Constitution was signed with the purpose of spelling out the law of our land. In a moment, I’ll discuss how a democracy differs from a Republic. First, let’s consider what the founding fathers meant when they established the law and what it’s based on:
“(O)ur citizens should early understand that the genuine source of correct republican principles is the Bible, particularly the New Testament, or the Christian religion.” - Noah Webster, in History of the United States, 1832
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BRIEF CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY: WHAT’S A DEMOCRACY?
The founding fathers described a democracy as a “mobocracy”. Rather than being ruled by law, a democracy is ruled by the majority vote. Instead of adhering to law based on unalienable rights given to us by God, whatever 51% of the population votes on wins out.
The mob rules. The mob allows into existence laws based on how it’s “feeling” at the moment, not based on the above noted Webster’s “correct republican principles”.
In this brief challenge of democracy, let me point out that this type of government usually gets reduced to a situation where the unproductive majority elects officials it knows will take away resources from the productive minority. In America today, the majority allows the confiscation of rights and property by the state as we get reduced to a form of socialism (define socialism).
One of the very basic ideas of our Republic was that government exists to protect the rights and property of the sovereign people. In today’s American democracy, the government has been given the power to confiscate your car, house, and any other property you’ve worked hard to gain. They can do this on any number of whimsical laws voted in by the majority mob.
These laws aren’t valid in a Republic. Why? Because they break one of the Ten Commandments: Thou shall not steal.
Within our original Republican rules of government, making laws was a slow process utilizing “checks and balances”. In our current democracy, new laws are made at breakneck speed as long as 51% says it’s OK. Most of these laws have no validity according to the Constitution.
"To embarrass justice by a multiplicity of laws, or to hazard it by confidence in judges, are the opposite rocks on which all civil institutions have been wrecked." - Johnson (engraved in Minnesota State Capitol outside Supreme Court Chambers)
BRIEF CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY: MADISON & FRANKLIN TRIED TO TELL US
James Madison offered his own brief challenge of democracy:
“...democracies have ever been spectacles of turbulence and contention; have ever been found incompatible with personal security, or the rights of property; and have in general been as short in their lives as they have been violent in their deaths."
“Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!” - Benjamin Franklin
BRIEF CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY: BE A PART OF THE SOLUTION
As you consider my brief challenge of democracy and discover what our country was really founded on, it may become clear to you that we’ve been infiltrated with propaganda and secret groups like the Bilderberg Society. It shows the necessity of the Christians against Freemasons fight as we watch a small, secretive banking cabal attack all aspects of the Republic.
This cabal already controls all our lives through their complete banking domination. Every month, you’re forced to send payments in to their corrupt banks that report to our corrupt central bank, the Federal Reserve, which in our country is run in secret. The debt they created for you is fraudulent. It’s what provides much of the funding they need to continue blurring any lines of difference between communism and socialism as they work toward a New World Order.
Educate yourself beyond this brief challenge of democracy. Then take action in taking our Republic back.
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