The America that WAS, IS, WILL BE

I been following this and want to know if you can take some time to tell me where to find references to God or Christians in the DOI and Constitution. If it is too early for that I apologize but it sounds like you wanted to move forward without at least a teaser.

Back on point here:

So, America was founded on Christian principles by men who sought to have a constitutional Republic that acknowledged unalienable Rights. While all men have unalienable Rights, only citizens had the benefits, privileges, and immunities afforded by the government that weren't related to unalienable Rights. People had a Right to Liberty, but non-citizens couldn't vote, hold public office, draw out of the public dole (welfare, entitlements (sic), etc.) Furthermore, non-whites could not become citizens.

H.R. 40, a Bill to Establish an Uniform Rule of Naturalization and Enable Aliens to Hold Lands under Certain Conditions, was introduced in the Senate on March 4, 1790. The bill provided that “any Alien being a free white person” who had resided within the United States for two years could file a petition for naturalization in any common law court located in a state in which they had resided for at least one year. After “making proof to the satisfaction of such Court that he is a person of good character, and taking the oath or affirmation prescribed by law to support the Constitution of the United States,” such person would become a citizen. It also provided citizenship for children of U.S. citizens who were born abroad.

When you add that to the misrepresented slavery issue, Americans are divided as well as misinformed. Be that as it may, non-whites could not be citizens; they could not vote; they could not hold public office; they could not intermarry with the Posterity of the Constitution. Of course, when you get down to technicalities, even white people that didn't own property (i.e. real estate couldn't vote.) Be that as it may, non-whites had unalienable Rights and they came here from every corner of the world to take advantage of opportunities willingly offered. The facts are that America never legalized slavery. It was a states rights issue and more than half the states outlawed slavery before the Constitution was ratified. That made the United States the first place to outlaw slavery in that era (where slavery was worldwide.) Going a step further while most of the rest of the world was engaged in the slave trade, those slaves in the United States ate better, go paid more, had better health care, better housing, and much better working conditions than their white skin blue collar counterparts that ended up as indentured servants. Indentured servants were treated so bad that over half of them never lived long enough to work their way out of servitude. The coup de grace here is that in the Constitution, the practice of importing slaves was ended in 1808 (not counting the fact that over half the states had already outlawed the practice.)

My problem with liberalism that seeks to censor the truth and instill a false sense of guilt into the white race over this issue is a form of outright treason. We never question the fact that most of the inhabitants of the rest of the world: China, Japan, Korea, and Zimbabwe (just to name a few countries) are more than 98 percent homogeneous. In America we've come to destroy the homogeneity of the Posterity under the pretext of equality, but I digress.

The race situation is what it is. We'll definitely come back to this aspect of the discussion later on. To summarize the thread thus far:

America was founded by white Christians believing that they were the Israelites of the Bible, building a city on a hill, a beacon to the rest of the world to see an example of what a constitutional Republic predicated upon Christian values would look like. It's hard to marginalize the blueprint. In under three hundred years America went from struggling pioneers to become the greatest nation in the annals of history. The advances in medicine, science, travel, and a strong military were the product of our nation's values and that blueprint we chose to follow. Everything from the airplane to the transistor (that ushered in the computer age) are American inventions. The discovery of electricity was an American discovery. We led (and still lead the world) in missionaries sent out to help people all over the world. America lived up to its destiny to be the New Jerusalem. Our system of jurisprudence followed the Bible's system of jurisprudence.

That is our history and that is our legacy to the world. It was all about to change...

I've hit some of the high spots from our past and will give you a little bit of summation here:

Just as the Republic was being formed back in 1776, the Illuminati was infiltrating the Freemasons and bringing about the genesis of the NEW WORLD ORDER. Just as our constitutional Republic was being born, globalists and anti-Christs were plotting its demise. It's always been the struggle between good and evil. However, if you follow the attacks against the Constitution, a picture begins to emerge that explains where we are today.

Globalists hit America by influencing the financial end of our nation. Between the creation of a United States Inc., the illegal creation of the Federal Reserve, the federal income tax, Socialist Security, etc. that culminated in the United States declaring bankruptcy in 1933 they set the stage for our downfall.

The 13th, 14th, 16th, and 17th Amendments set us up to become a multicultural democracy with NO unalienable Rights! By the time you get to the 1940s, the globalists began attacking religion. In 1947 the United States Supreme Court decided the first Supreme Court case incorporating the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment as binding upon the states through the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment. You thought that the 14th Amendment was to give blacks the "right" to vote. In 1962 the United States Supreme Court took prayer out of the public school (and without any legal precedent to do so:)

law.cornell.edu/wex/engel_v._vitale_%281962%29

By 1965 Congress passed the Kennedy Immigration Law (aka the Hart - Cellar Act aka the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act) which absolutely guaranteed that America would become a non-white country by immigration alone. That was the beginning of the anti-white bias that began forever destroying the Republic. If a hard core MAGA supporter could tell you when America was great, they would have to say any year prior to 1965. Next time I post, we will see why.

I think I see where you are going with this. From the very beginning our faith and our race and even the form of government the founders came up with has been under attack. The effects are not always immediately realized. It takes time for the effects to be felt. The civil rights legislation of the 1960s would be felt later in the 1980s and by the 2000s the constant barrage of anti-God sentiment culminated in the third world virtually gaining control of our homeland. Now we've gone from racial consciousness to a multicultural pig sty where communism is preferred over patriotism.

This has been fascinating for me. I have never read of some of this nor heard of it before. Can you tell us where America is headed and what we should do about the future?

It has been really hard not to be pissed off as America slips into the dark pages of forgotten history. The liberals are now attacking people they call Christian Nationalists. Bizarre claims are being made against the founding principles and the founders of our country are being called racists and white supremacists. If one supports the idea of religious liberty the left wants to accuse them of being a fascist. Since the left has stolen our past and erased us from the history books it is an easy sell to con stupid people. America is on the edge of extinction and the white people are public enemy number one. It is all out genocide. Christians are being attacked. Patriots are being prosecuted in the courts for pretend crimes. The BATFE is targeting gun owners and now going door to door to begin the process of weapon confiscations. They want to make sure we cannot resist an oppressive government. The truth has become a lie and lies have become the truth.

As can be witnessed by the lack of activity on this board it is nearly impossible to rally the forces and get the word out. We may have some well meaning politicians but in most cases they are pursuing solutions that were thought up by the left. That means the solution will look good but lead down a very dark path. Specifically United States Senator Josh Hawley introduced legislation to allow states to enforce federal immigration laws. Prior to 1875 immigration was a states right. The SCOTUS illegally conferred upon the federal government all powers relating to foreigners and immigration. The downside to what Hawley proposes is that if the states can enforce federal immigration law then they can also enforce federal gun laws, federal tax laws or any other federal laws. You would think those dumb asses that pass federal laws would understand the words of the Fourteenth Amendment regarding the equal protection of the laws.

Little by little we are being locked out of the discussions in America. There doesn't seem to be a will to fight back. Without some kind of new effort as was hoped for here the short term looks very bleak.