T.L Davis on Virginia

Well said. It is the “standing up” part which is difficult. Hard right or easy left, that is the choice. A good indicator of Americans’ willingness to stand up was the Bundy Ranch situation. Thousands of people were on their way to Nevada to make sure the Feds didn’t get away with a free Waco. If that stand off had continued another two or three days, there would have been an assemblage of ten thousand (or more) average citizens armed, ready, and willing, to help the Bundys.

The Feds know this. What they have not mastered, is controlling the narrative. At the ambush site in Oregon, where Lavoy Finucum was murdered, The Feds had hoped to provoke a shoot out, justifying the murder of everyone in the truck with Lavoy. Even when Lavoy was killed, the innocents in the truck didn’t fire when fired upon. They weren’t looking for combat. It was not their mission that day. The Feds never figured on Shawna Cox’s cell phone video. They didn’t count on being discovered when they fired the first shots into a moving vehicle, attempting to provoke the occupants.

There is no way, in this day and age, the controllers can win. They have nothing to lose at this stage by going for all the marbles. The courts are now against them. Public opinion is against them. Armed citizens stand in their way. They believe their minions in Law Imposement will do their bidding, however asinine and suicidal… and some will. But their fatal flaw, is projecting their own cowardice on their victims. They are not stupid. They are mad.

Very well said, including the comments by Longbow and James. One price of freedom is eternal vigilance. There are many costs to preserving liberty. You cannot preserve what you do not practice. The world is watching. Resist the Anti-Christ agenda.