Bloated central government, excessive
government spending, high government debt, socialist government welfare
schemes, open borders and weak immigration laws destroy national sovereignty.
Governments that attempt to do too much
always fail. Voters need to demand less from government and restrict what
government is allowed to do. Governments need to expand their private sector
economies and reduce government footprint.
Europe is the posterchild for the loss of
national sovereignty. Many European countries bargained it away when they
joined the European Union. The UN is the
“doctor evil” who concocted this debacle to implement UN Agenda 21.
The Europeans are learning about national
sovereignty the hard way; they experienced new laws not written by their
elected representatives and are now experiencing a Muslim invasion because of
those laws.
US citizens are also learning about
national sovereignty as the new administration attempts to undo the damage done
by the previous administrations that threaten sovereign bankruptcy.
National sovereignty is as critical as
recognizing the family as the primary “economic unit” of each community or the
need to obey the laws of economics. Nations and families cannot sustain
themselves without adequate savings and reserves. Nations and families should
refrain from going into too much debt. Nations and families fail when they
ignore these laws.
When families fail, their relatives
usually help so they do not starve. When
nations fail, people die. They may die from starvation and exposure or die from
violence.
Citizens don’t learn from history or from
applying simple economics to know that governments must be kept in their
box. Citizens wait until conditions are
unbearable before they react. Citizens
are bribed with welfare and bamboozled with promises and need to apply more
critical thinking about the sustainability of their elected representatives’
proposals.
Nations that fail to elect honest
reformers are doomed to just elect another bunch of incompetent crooks.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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