written by: James

Johnathan Swift was quoted of saying “I would rather live in a country where I know I’m not free than a country that makes you feel you’re free when you’re not. What would make him say such a thing? Did he see or know something when he was alive that the rest of Americans weren’t seeing?

The United States where so many can escape the persecution of their mother/father lands. A country we were taught did everything in the pursuit of life liberty and happiness.

Many Americans argue that we have the most free nation in the world. If this is true than what is it in our lives as Americans that defines freedom? It’s certainly not freedom to be scanned at an airport where perverted airport personnel can look at the genitals of your family members.

It’s not freedom to drink fluoride water or chemically altered food. It’s not freedom to pay taxes to the organized crime syndicate of the I.R.S. when the law was never passed.

Freedom is not living within a country where the governing body doesn’t let you talk when you want to. You do not have the freedom of speech unless you agree with the programming of the current puppet in office.

If you exercise these rights a) you’ll be labeled as a terrorist b) have federal agents harass you c) kill you or a combination of any of them. I’m speaking of the United States government. This government didn’t develop into this monster on September 11th 2001. The fact is that our government was always a monster.

The elite has always been behind the curtain since time began. Of course one of many major time lines for the elitist was the creation of the Federal Reserve or the Aldrich bill. This bill is a cartel of banks to create debt that taxpayers pay interest on.

The important thing about this is the debt never disappears it only grows. If the debt disappeared the government couldn’t survive. They create debt out of thin air that has interest attached to it that taxpayers pay and the bankers pocket the money.

Is it freedom to be constantly monitored and spied on by digital technologies created to use against us? There are cameras on every corner of city streets, internet sites monitoring where we visit. In every business we visit there are cameras watching everything we do. Is this freedom? How about freedom to our privacy?

A very small percentage of American people agree with sacrificing their freedom & privacy for security and protection. Recent internet polls show that 65% don’t want it compared to 25% who don’t mind. 10% were unknown.

Is it freedom to be labeled a terrorist for the right to assembly when American people gather in protest of government actions? These protesters such as the Tea Party movement are being put on watch lists as terrorist including supporters of R. Paul, D. Icke, J. Ventura and A. Jones. I thought the right to assembly is protected by the U.S. Constitution.

The founding fathers agreed that if the American people found fault in the elected officials they had a fundamental right to overturn the government. The people who elect the officials, also have the same right to impeach the governing body.

Is it freedom to be forced to succumbed to a mandated law passed? Did you ever find yourself asking yourself “Hey when was I supposed to vote on this decision?” That somehow flew under the political radar. Just remember your vote will always count as long as it’s one of their two party figures.

After all, its vital they keep their family line in office. This family line isn’t new, its thousands of years old. Dating back to European royalty and even further. Father George and mother Barbara Bush are descendants of Godfrei de Bouillon King of France and Duke of lower Lorraine.

They are also descendants of Pierce bloodline that changed its name to Percy after fleeing England in the Gunpowder Plot. Other distant relatives include: Franklin Pierce, William Howard Taft, the Roosevelt family and cousin John Kerry. Genealogical data has proven this accurately.

These bloodline have been ruling countries for thousands of years until some major countries went bankrupt. When they became corporation to the Bank of England. The American war of Independence was a created victory to make the English colonies exchange overt dictatorship from London for a more effective covert dictatorship. This dictatorship is what we like to call freedom and democracy.

During the mid to late 1700’s the Virginia company, a British controlled corporation simply changed its name to the U.S.A. The war was a staged event to ensure the public gave credence to a fallacy that people are free.

For such a covert dictatorship it was truly the climax and the most free a man can feel. Still however it was staged, the real country was being run by secret societies which I’ll talk about that later.

There is over 50 pages white college paper of this written speech I have made this is the 1st 5 pages. I am going to put my article in sections due to its length. Thank you all for your paitence.