What
would 1776 look like today, and how might it play out, today, in a state
(California) that once celebrated cutting-edge innovation, before an elite
fungal globalist infection rolled in?
It was
estimated that the 1776 population of the 13 colonies' was 2.5 million. Some
constitutional scholars and historians believe that a federal Republic was
designed for a small population, not 325 million people. Jefferson envisioned a
ladder of independent Republics, from village to ward to county to state to
federal, each emphasizing freedom of the individual, each hamstringing the
power of the federal government to the strictest degree possible.
Jefferson was not alone. The whole
freedom movement of the time was conscious of the danger of unchecked
government and corporate control.
It fell
to state legislatures to limit corporations by chartering them to do business.
If a corporation harmed the public good, the legislature could, without a
trial, exile it from the state. This was in line with the prevailing concept
(eventually overturned by corrupt judges and business monopolists) that a
corporation was not a person, and did not have the rights of an individual.
This is one of the reasons Your Watchman favors the elections of senators by
their home state thus limiting the scope and expansion of the federal
government. In Your Watchman’s opinion democratic election of senators by individual
citizens has only broadened corrosive federal power and corporatization of the
United States.
In my
mind any effort in the direction of DECENTRALIZATION is a good thing. We are
long overdue in that regard.
Europe birthed
the idea of individual freedom after centuries of struggle against monarchists.
American Founders and intellectuals took their political ideas such as natural
law and innovations from Europeans like John Locke and others. The European
Union is a monster, it is a direct contradiction to the profound concept of
liberty. It should be repealed on every front and summarily dumped and left at
the side of the road, a relic of fascism that once posed as a purveyor of the
public good.
Decentalization
causes the octopoid reach of overweening central governments to loses strength.
New cultures evolve, side by side. Whatever shapes the political structures of
communities take, the underlying effort is pro-independence.
That
would be authentic secession.
Decentralization
moves toward the individual and away from the collective.
On the
education front, this is already happening, as parents, disgusted with the
crime, drugs, social indoctrination, and political correctness in public
brainwashing centers, are opting for home schooling.
You also
know that the so-called Health Freedom movement has been expanding for many
decades. It is based on the concept that every person has the right to manage
his own health and seek out unconventional and alternative treatments. Despite
government efforts to corral the population into Big Pharma medicine, citizens
have broken out of that mold in a big way.
Then
there is "alternative news." Untold numbers of decentralized outlets
have bloomed across the world, including the Watchman Report. Of course, they
are labeled "fake news," because the mainstream monopolists are
terrified they are losing their grip on the minds of populations. When I
launched my site I was acutely aware of mainstream brainwashing in the arena of
information. Ten years later, I'm still here.
Decentralization
on every front is occurring. It isn't always pretty, and it isn't always on
target, but that's what you get when you get freedom. Life pushes through worn
ground and explores new possibilities.
It all
comes back to the individual mind. Is that mind free and wide-ranging or is it
programmed? When free minds cooperate, the choices are extensive, and success
is possible in many directions. Indeed Communism and other isms are proof that
they never take in account human ingenuity to solve problems, not the state.
Decentralization
is all about imagination and ingenuity. That is the key. When individuals
conceive the futures they want, by imagining and projecting them, doors and
windows into the future open. Not one future for all---but many futures side by
side.
One
future for all is the totalitarian nightmare, our globalist, collective,
atheistic nightmare.
Cracking
that monolith is our job.
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