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“National sovereignty is never a license to slaughter your people,”

Published April 23rd, 2012 in Culture and Political Well Being. 0 Comments

The head of the regime spoke out against hate on the holocaust remembrance day. In his try hypocritical style, he spoke with a forked tongue. This same person who said, “National sovereignty is never a license to slaughter your people,” is the one that has bent over backwards to fund planned parenthood and its annual slaughter of Americans via abortion.

This same regime, whose head spoke out against hate with comments like ‘the world must never again allow hatred to take root into the “madness” of mass atrocities’. Instead of listening to his rhetoric, look at his actions. The FEMA concentration camps are now called ‘closed hospitality camps’, which the regime has done nothing to prevent. The regime supported the militants who now preach hate in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia.

The 0-regime has done more to foster hate with its handling of Trayvon than it has to diffuse the situation. The regime has also taken steps to incite hateful rhetoric than to tone it down. When I hear statements like “national sovereignty is never a license to slaughter your own people”, recall that the same regime is the one wanting death panels and continued taxpayer funding of abortion mills.

Instead of lies and murder by another name, we need liberty. We need freedom of speech. We need less government rather than more.

Liberty for Texas and the South!

J Murrah

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Living large off the government

Published April 20th, 2012 in Culture and Current Affairs. 0 Comments

Years ago, in the book, “I’ll Take My Stand”, an article entitled ‘The Hind Tit’ addressed the issue of people living on the government. Since the book was written, the number of those living off the government, or eating at the government trough has increased. I was reminded of this when I saw an article on how the number of people on disability has increased under the present regime. I know that disability is not the only trough, there is also medicaid and its variants along with the other government programs. It was always astounding to me that for years, those persons who signed up people for medicaid were given bonuses for doing so. They were actually encouraged to sign up more people. When the government does things like that, there are serious problems. What bothered me more was that the practice was commonly discussed and no one saw anything wrong with it. The mindset that began with FDR’s social security has managed to work its way through society like a cancer.

Such a government handout ought to be the last option after everything else has failed. When there is no where else to go in terms of family, church, community, then turn to the government. Instead we have a system where people go to the government first. It is no wonder that there are problems in our families, churches and communities.

Until the people, even those in the churches change their thinking, there will be continued bondage and problems. In order to have a free South and a free Texas, people will need to change their thinking. They will need to not even consider living off the government as an option. Dependency on the government is something that should not even be considered, whether it be for healthcare, disability or other options. Instead, we need to shoulder the responsibility of taking care of family, and helping those in our church family and communities.

It will take time to get to the place where government is no longer an option. Since we have had three or more generations that have accustomed themselves to the government feed trough, it will be a tough habit to break.

Instead of more and more people at the government trough, we need self-reliance. Instead of government handouts that continue growing, we need reductions in handout programs.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Confronting deceptions

Published April 6th, 2012 in Culture and Current Affairs. 0 Comments

I recently became aware that a prominent Texas pastor claimed that “the United States and Israel were the only two nations that God established”. On hearing that, my dander was raised. I inquired further into the issue and he reportedly based that statement on how those were the only two nations that he was aware of that were founded on religious liberty. When I heard that, I blew a gasket! I immediately rattled off how the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America and Scotland were each founded on religious liberty (e.g. freedom of religion).

The statement bothered be due to its error and deception. It also alerted me that there are many deceptions, even within the church body. There are people in pulpits who do not know their history or are aware of the spiritual heritage of Texas and the South. Although the nations of Texas, Scotland and the CSA are not presently at the table of nations due to them being under occupation, it does not erase their spiritual heritage. The CSA Constitution takes a stronger stance toward acknowledging Jesus Christ than does the US constitution.

Let us not forget that the Republic of Texas was founded on the establishment of religious liberty as well. In the ROT, people were allowed to practice their beliefs as long as they kept the peace with others. The kind of rioting that happened in Egypt and Libya based on religion would not have been tolerated in Texas. Killing others and burning churches in the name of religion, whether through terrorist attacks, rocket attacks or via mass murders like John Brown would not have been tolerated in the Republic of Texas.

This episode alerted me to how we need to be alert to lies and deceptions in every area of our lives. People are being led astray not only by the occupational government, but also by the schools and churches. In some cases it is intentional misleading and deception and in some cases, the deception is based on ignorance.

We need to remember our heritage and history. There are many that will distort, misrepresent or pervert that heritage. We need to confront those errors when we encounter them, whether it be in the schools, on the streets, in the malls or at church.

Liberty for Texas and Happy Easter!

J Murrah

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What does it mean to be Un-American?

Published March 28th, 2012 in Culture and Current Affairs. 0 Comments

Critics, especially liberal ones often hatefully throw out names in order to intimidate and stifle their opposition. One of the labels that is used is accusing someone of being un-American. This is an intriguing label, in that other nations do not have such a label. There is no un-French, or un-Czech, or un-Polish label in those nations. One of the reasons that kind of label exists is that the definition of American has changed. It used to refer to someone born in the States, but it has shifted to referring to someone who adheres to and practices the “American proposition”. By redefining the nation (empire) as one based on an idea or proposition rather than a geographical location, there are consequences. One of those consequences is that when you do not espouse the ‘party line’, you are labelled as being un-American. So what is this proposition? To the liberal, it is about we are all ‘equal’. Never mind that God did not create us equal, or with equal talents, the job of government in the liberal mind is to “make” us equal.

To a neo-conservative, the American ideal is adherence to Constitutional law. When you uphold those truths, you are seen as an American. To a paleo-conservative, you are a Texan first, which being a citizen of Texas, you become American due to being born in Texas. Hard core paleo-conservatives know that the United States began as a revolt against big government, that avoiding government money grabbers was honorable and expected. Now the modern definition is that you are a good American if you pay your taxes. It astounds me how one of the tax preparation services uses people dressed up as the Statue of Liberty as a way of sending the message about their version of what it means to be a good American is. Somehow being a debt slave and using symbols of liberty do not make sense to me, but I was born a Texan and am not one of those American by adherence to proposition people.

This shift in definition is part of what is contributing to the confusion of what makes for citizenship and other issues as well. Even Superman was part of the propaganda with his “Truth, Justice and the American Way”. The modern liberal has even changed that phrase to mean “Accept the truth the media tells you, accept social justice and accept the American proposition”. You may have thought that it meant “Live honest, speak the truth, and follow (along with holding the empire accountable to) the Constitution”, but you would be wrong.

Beware of those using the label of un-American to stifle your opinion. The very things they claim are un-American are often historically what Americans have done.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Censorship and reconstruction

Published March 22nd, 2012 in Culture and Current Affairs. 0 Comments

The Los Angeles City Council has decided to use censorship as a way to improve (reconstruct) the subjects of their domain. In a 13-2 vote, the city council decided to censor free speech over the airwaves of their city. Censorship has long been a tool used by the left to move their progressive agenda forward. The evil twin of censorship is redefinition.

The liberals cry censorship when the Texas State Board of Education works at removing errors and lies from text books, yet they cherish censorship when some of their constituents might get their feelings hurt. (Note: I know that the link is out of date, but the liberals only gear up their sights when they are on the offensive)

In a recent series of exchanges with local liberals, I was told what I was “calling “fascism” is they called “corporate welfare, not government takeover”. My comments prior to that concerned how the imperial government effectively took over control of healthcare, GM, many banks, etc. I have always been under the impression that when the government buys you out, they own you, since I was raised on ‘the borrower is servant to the lender’, but what do I know since I was not indoctrinated at one of their liberal diploma factories.

In the liberal world, common sense does not apply. They consider when the imperial government, which is acting like fascist Italy (where government combined with businesses to control the nation) is not fascism, but that they are actually engaged in ‘corporate welfare’, not fascism. Since I come from the duck school of if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and swims like a duck, its a duck, that looks like fascism to me. The politicos and their liberal friends may call it corporate welfare, subsidies, or tax breaks, what it amounts to is that they are still in bed together.

Through ‘redefinition’ and censorship, the left is working hard to change the values and priorities of the people. The purpose of such techniques is ‘confusion’. What you think they are saying is often not what they are saying, neither is what you think you are saying what they are hearing. When the target of their brain-washing is confused, then they are more vulnerable to being brainwashed. The censorship and redefinition are not the tools used for brainwashing, they merely confuse us and get us doubting ourselves, at which time, they will hit you with the constant droning of their talking points to win you over. Since you are doubting yourself, you wonder if you know what you are talking about. It is at that moment, that the liberal mind benders (modern reconstructionists) go to work.

Instead of more reconstruction through censorship and redefinition, we need liberty.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah
Playing word games like these

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Texas State Senator attempts strong arming private group

Published March 18th, 2012 in Culture, Current Affairs and Political Well Being. 0 Comments

The Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools recently took action to deny a Mohammeden school admission into its ranks. Since it is a private agency, it was well within its authority to do so. The Mohammedean School (known as the Imman Academcy SW) has a soccer team that wants to compete with the other private schools. Although the story should have ended with the TAAP making their decision, it has not. State Senator Rodney Ellis (demokratic) intervened by writing letters to pressure the organization into accepting the Mohammedeans into their ranks.

“For the second time in a week, the views and rules of your organization have clashed with the reality of a changing Texas and have put your organization center stage in the discussion of religious freedom and the best interest of our children,” Ellis continued in his letter. “What I fear you fail to understand is the role athletics play in breaking down barriers and bridging the differences between peoples and cultures, and how your decisions can further prejudice and discrimination.”

It seems that the State Senator is trying to force the organization to accept a group into its ranks that wants to in other nations seeks to kill Christians. Ellis’s actions show that he has little regard for boundaries or respect of differences. TAAPS has made their deicision, it is not a government entity and he has no authority over them. He can not strong arm them like a state agency.

This is just the latest example of an out or control government is disrespecting boundaries and trying to ‘intimidate’ others and use force to comply with its vision of multi-culturalism. Rather than respect cultural differences, he wants to force the group to expose itself to corrupt cultures who are hostile to their views.

Patrick Buchanan was right. We are in a cultural war. This is just another blatant example of it, and a blatant example of meddling by government officials where they have have no business meddling. It also shows Senator Ellis’s true priorities.

Instead of government meddling, we need the freedom to associate with who we choose to associate with rather than the government tell us who we can associate with. We also need a government that respects the boundary between public and private organizations, rather than government attempting to violate those boundaries.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Obama versus Rutheford B. Hayes

Published March 15th, 2012 in Culture and Current Affairs. 0 Comments

The head of the O-regime spoke out against Rutherford B. Hays, claiming he was backward looking.

“One of my predecessors, President Rutherford B. Hayes, reportedly said about the telephone: ‘It’s a great invention but who would ever want to use one?’” Obama said. “That’s why he’s not on Mt. Rushmore.”

“He’s looking backwards, he’s not looking forward. He’s explaining why we can’t do something instead of why we can do something,” Obama said. “The point is there will always be cynics and naysayers.”

The truth is that Hayes was a very progressive President in regards to technology. (Policy-wise he rewarded several of the socialist 48′ers that he fought alongside when they were invading the South with plum jobs as ambassadors to foreign nations). He was the first president to have a telephone in the White House, along with being the first to use the typewriter. Additionally he had Thomas Edison visit him at the White House to demonstrate the phonograph.

Hayes appointed the Socialist/Communist Carl Schurz as Secretary of the Interior as has ‘O’ done with Ken Salazar. Schurz not only read Marx, he knew him personally.

So what has “O” done? Other than appointing a socialist to a cabinet position like Hayes, he has worked to eliminate Thomas Edison’s light bulb, prevents the development of the Keystone pipeline, and pours money into energy companies that go bankrupt and electric cars that they quit making. Although “O” jokes about how Hayes is not on Mt. Rushmore, he will share that same distinction as Hayes has. Hayes was a Yankee veteran product of the political machine. ‘O’ is also a product of a political machine.

O has not let me down. What ever he says, the opposite is true more than what he says. This is just the latest example of this. He apparently did not learn US history in Indonesia, nor at Harvard. The proof is in the pudding.

Instead of historical distortions and re-writing, we need the truth.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Equality uber alles!

Published March 3rd, 2012 in Culture. 0 Comments

Recent news about how medical ethicist s advocated killing young children for the benefit of society was disturbing. It was disturbing that the medical ethics experts seen no difference between killing newborns and abortion. It was also disturbing that this is the cutting edge of medical ethics. It seems that twisted ethics has not only impacted businesses, but also medicine as well.

In thinking through the situation, I realized that in today’s society, equality is the trump card. Laws are passed and policies put in place to equalize things. They want ‘redistribution’ more than doing what is right. They want equality over life. They value things and people being equal more than life itself. The big thereat is not death, but inequality. Although it is a fool’s errand to ever achieve equality of effort, much less equality of outcome, the powers that be in the empire continue down that path.

Instead of those seeking equality, we need common sense. We need policies that respect life, and property rather than disregard them. Presently, the government is more concerned about copyright protection than the property rights of those whose property is along the border and needs protection from illegal immigrants.

The twisted values of this regime are bizarre at times. Part of what strikes us as bizarre is that we hold onto Biblical values. They on the other hand want Equality. Equality is their number one priority, and they do not care who or what must be destroyed or laws violated in order to achieve that.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Deguello

Published February 28th, 2012 in Culture. 0 Comments

On a cold morning, as the winds from a recent norther blew across the plains, the sound of Mexican trumpets cut through the air like a knife. From 13 different bands which Santa Anna brought with him, the sounds surrounded the embattled garrison. The song, which originated from the days where the Spanish fought against the Moors in liberating Spain from Mohammedean occupation was used originally by Mohammedeans then by the Spanish and finally by Santa Anna. The kill all the inifdels mentality behind it comes through. The tune meant ’slit throat’, it was a call to the troops that all the defenders were to be killed. There would be no mercy, there would be no prisoners. Texas knows about the influence of Islam very well. We know what it brought us at the Alamo, in the form of such a song as this.

We need to remember our history and remember the sacrifice of those who went before us.

Listen. Listen and let your heart be moved by the Deguello horns. Let them resonate in your heart and soul. Stand firm in your convictions, as did the men at the Alamo. Let us not be deterred by Mohammedean threats, not the ridicule of those who have sold out the nation to international bankers, not those who care nothing for their birthright and heritage. Stand firm in your convictions.

Remember the Alamo and remember you are a Texan.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

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Remember, remember, remember

Published February 27th, 2012 in Culture. 0 Comments

It does the heart good to remember the sacrifice of those who walked before us at the Alamo and Goliad.

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