My
name is John Fitzgerald Byers. I was named after our 35th president,
and I keep having this beautiful dream. In my dream, the events of
November 22nd, 1963, never happened. In it, my namesake was never
assassinated. Other things are different, too, in my dream.
My country is hopeful and innocent; young again. Young in spirit.
My fellow citizens trust their elected officials, never once having been
betrayed by them. My government is truly "of the people, by the people,
for the people". All my hopes for my country, for myself...
all are fulfilled. I have everything a person could want; home
and family... and love. Everything that counts for anything
in life... I have it. But the dream ends the same way every
time. I lose it all.
John Fitzgerald Byers, of The X-Files
and The Lone Gunmen
Government in Distress
Sam Aurelius Milam III
Since
before I began writing this newsletter, I've been affixing U.S. flag stamps
to my mail upside down. In the maritime tradition, flying a ship's
flag upside down is recognized as a sign of distress. Thus, to display
the U.S. flag upside down is to declare, by analogy, that the U.S. government
is in distress. Most people who display the flag upside down are
indicating a desire to do something to relieve the distress. My purpose
is very different.
The
U.S. government is the most powerful, the most arrogant, and the most brutal
terrorist organization on Earth. It has occupied America, enslaved
Americans, and obstructed the fundamental principles of liberty for which
America should have been a haven. It's a tool of aggression for a
gang of thugs and cutthroats who are intent upon spreading their vile domination
to all of the peoples of the Earth. It's the enemy of anybody, anywhere
who seeks liberty. It's my enemy.
Among
my various goals are the termination of the U.S. government and the restoration
of liberty upon this continent. Thus, when I display the U.S. flag
upside down, it doesn't signify a desire to relieve the distress.
It doesn't represent a sense of regret or of despair. The greater
is the distress of the U.S. government, the greater is the hope that it
will soon be gone. When I display the flag upside down, it declares
a sense of hope. I hope that I might live long enough to see the
U.S. government end.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
Position
Sam Aurelius Milam III
During
my years with the Constitutional Patriots, one lesson that I learned is
that you can't divest yourself of obligations to a government all at once.
If you try to do it cold turkey, then you'll fail. Within a month
or two, you'll be back at the government's door, hat in hand, begging for
your numbers back. If you're to succeed, then you must first position
yourself.
I've
been without obligations to any government for about 20 years. When
I went through the divestment process, I didn't have a good procedure to
follow. I had to make it up as I went along. However, I can
provide a plan for anybody who wants to do it now. Here's the plan.
The
biggest step in your divestment of obligations to government, the most
difficult single step, will be to divest yourself of your driver's license.
Here's how to do it. Make a complete list of all of the reasons why
you can't live without the driver's license. When the list is complete,
copy all of the items from the first list to a new list, in the order of
difficulty. That is, put the least difficult item to resolve at the
top and the most difficult item to resolve at the bottom. Then, label
the new list "Goals".
Start
resolving the items on the new list, beginning at the top. By the
time you've resolved all of the items on the list, you'll have positioned
yourself. Then, you'll be able to live without the driver's license.
You'll be able to cancel it and make the cancellation permanent.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
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