BETRAYED; A CROSSROAD IN HISTORY

To me, my father was the wisest man in the world. I discovered this in my youth and it was reaffirmed man times since. Soon after he emigrated from Hungary, he walked down Second Avenue in New York City, not spending the few nickels he was given for carfare, and returned as a Plumber. I have equated all human events, trades, politics and surviving to enjoy the fruits of life with plumbing. In puberty, I learned from a remark from my father that all politicians were crooks. “See that, don’t do that.” was the foundation of all decision-making for me. Yes, he was a man of few words.

I became a student of history and can say that all subjects, absorbed while conscious, is a history lesson. Mathematics, language, science, engineering, and medicine are just a few that can only be understood through the filtered lens of their history.

My connection to living US Presidential knowledge dates from Franklin D. Roosevelt and WW2. I assumed I would become a Communist at the adolescent age of 13; however, I tripped over American History and thus began my ascent into understanding the unique advantage of US Citizenship. The US Constitution was skimmed over in public school, but looking through the lens of history, I have managed to learn how it came about; mainly through understanding the men that conceived it.

In my seventy-fifth year, I have realized that since the age of seventeen and my first fulltime job; I had been employed without interruption, with DOD Secret and Top Secret Clearance, until the day of my retirement. This included my years as a US Sailor with a technical rating. Troubleshooting large-scale computer systems consuming great floor-space became my primary employment. You might say I was a Computer Cowboy, since the life of the American cowboy lasted forty years till the railroads took over.

Getting back to my days as an adolescent communist, I learned early the ways of the inner sanctum of surreptitious cell building and ‘Fifth Column’ deception. I understood Vladimir Lenin’s dependence on “Useful Idiots,” in his rise to power. Therefore, it was from time to time that when I hear certain phrases by so-called progressives that “I’m on to you,” comes to mind. We have today an adolescent communist as President.

We are at that time when the “Useful Idiots,” are in full bloom in America as never before. We are at that time when one Government, the US Democratic Party within a government manages the omnipotent power of the ‘Triumvirate’ Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Departments.

There are not enough honorable lawmakers and enforcers to stem the tide of criminals now in power. This imbalance of power is what Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton wrote about as a real threat, which can only be stopped by force of arms. Hamilton wrote in the Federalist Papers of ‘Betrayal.’ In Federalist 28, Par., 6 Hamilton wrote: "If the representatives of the people betray their constituents, there is then no resource left but in the exertion of that original right of self-defense which is paramount to all positive forms of government, . . . . . The citizens must rush tumultuously to arms, without concert, without system, without resource; except in their courage and despair." That is why there is a Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
The ‘Separation of Powers’ has been broken by a cadre of joined and disjointed criminals; raiding the public US Treasury and of sovereign States Treasuries. The greatest economic crime being the theft of future funds not yet deposited. I coined that force, driven by the tolerance of evil as “The Mutual Blackmail Society,” as far back as the first Clinton Presidential term.

There are essentially two distinct US Citizens; those that are productive and fill treasuries through taxes of all sorts, and the unproductive that are dependent, steal or squander funds from those treasuries. Politicians lead the thieves. All can vote.