America Is In Trouble
In case you have not noticed, America is in trouble. In fact there are so many different bad things going on, from numerous directions, and in various sectors of our country that it seems overwhelming to fathom. And it is overwhelming!
Just the thought of it all probably makes you want to go and do something distractive to forget about it, because you have been conditioned to do that for so long. But that is what they want you to do. They want you to plant yourself in front of the TV and watch the government controlled news. They want you to grab the junk food for `comfort. They want you addicted to nicotine, caffeine, pharmaceuticals, and risky behaviors. They want your mind to turn off and go to sleep when you are presented with something that is trying to wake you from your state of altered reality.
"If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and never will be." Thomas Jefferson
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In 2006, attorney Rob V. Robertson drafted a “Children’s Bill of Rights” for the Travis County Domestic Relations Office, in Austin, Texas. Ostensibly designed to protect the children of divorced parents, the Children’s Bill of Rights is a prime example of government micromanagement of the affairs of parents.
“Marriage is a contract between adults, and when it ends, the matter is between the adults also,” writes Robertson. “Yet no parental action has a greater impact on children. Children love their parents and want to be with them. Even in times of great stress, parents have a responsibility to conduct their legal affairs in a manner that will protect their children from adult conflicts.”
However, the bill transcends the realm of legal affairs and mandates how adults will conduct themselves in relation to their own children, including the displaying photographs, making phone calls, and sending and receiving correspondence and greeting cards.
Bureaucrats in Travis County have forcibly inserted the state into all manner of private minutiae, once the province of families but now apparently the business of government. The list is exhaustive…