We've been told all your lives that we live in a free society. So by now many probably even believe it. But we are not free. We have not been free for a long time. In these dark days we are living under the shadow of twin evils, feminism (sexism against men) and polcor (political correctness).

Over recent years governments have been marching us into the horribly nightmarish world of their making. All that remains now is to decide what we intend to do about it. But what can we do about it? I don't know but we had better come up with an answer, quickly.

The Brit/US governments already realize that we're not going to put up with their shit for very much longer. That's why the US establishment already has eight fully-manned concentration camps at the ready. Probably the Brit government has similar camps at the ready too.

I, for one, freqently advocate a return to freedom. It seems though that most men are satisfied in their controlled little lives, with a tyrannical police state governemnt controlling them from birth to death.

Blessings

Bob

"The cost of freedom is eternal vigilance"

People get the government they deserve. If the populace is fearful and lazy, then the government will take more power from them. If the people are sedated by materialism and hedonism, the same thing happens.

Freedom does not mean lack of responsibility. That is the child's definition.

I have looked at the logistics and placement of the detention centers you refered to...it is my analysis that they are not intended for long term confinement of dissidents...rather they are muster points for mass expulsion....probably of Mexicans.

As for the idea and issue of freedom....personal entitlement to freedom requires a high degree of personal morality and discipline...otherwise the imposition of control becomes justified.

The re-discovery of freedom that you speak of begins there....this is by no means my own personal insight...this is a very old concept.