The people occupying positions in the United States Federal Government are acting much like King George III. After some dithering, the following post was made by another precursor to what we know now as a “blog.” It was the town crier of Philadelphia, circa 4 July 1776. Here’s what was said in case you missed it. Please read carefully.
In particular, I draw your attention to the following:
“He has refused his assent to laws most wholesome and necessary for the public good.”
“He has obstructed the administration of justice by refusing his assent for laws establishing judiciary powers.”
“He has erected a multitude of new offices.”
“FOR IMPOSING TAXES ON US WITHOUT OUR CONSENT.”
If any more explanation is required… forget it.
Replace the term “Tea Consignee” with “the United States Congress and President.” There you have it, what must be done with the pretenders who are doing everything they can to ruin what was once the greatest nation to grace this earth.
Thanks to my editor, I made some last minute changes that truly improved the story. Happiness is having a good editor who makes you’re writing better, even when you thought you had the story exactly the way you wanted it. This has been a pleasant surprise for me during the completion of Bonk’s Bar, as well as An Island Away. Soon I’ll be working with her on my next novel. I’m looking forward to it.
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