National Freedom Assembly-California

Spokesperson for the California Chapter of the National Freedom Assembly.
Take a deep look into your soul. Ask yourself “why do I love my country?”. If you question whether or not you do, remember why you have the right to feel that way and express it freely and then go back and answer the question. There is no shame is questioning your government. The Constitution grants us those rights, and the rights to speak freely of them. Now ask the same question to those on the left, who undermine our country and her principles at every pass. Do they offer reasons such a so called ‘unjust’ war in Iraq? Or do they suggest that we, as a nation, are not providing enough collectively, ie. Spreading our wealth to take care of those who invade our land? To those who loathe the country which gives them the right to do so, ask them “what are the principles this country was founded upon that has made us the most prosperous nation in the free world in barely 250 years?”. The answer is in the foresight of our founding fathers. In 1776 in Philadelphia they made some of the boldest statements and declarations ever made by man. It was those men who laid the path of freedom that we walk today. There are those who would like to see those freedoms taken away from us. There are those who want to take the fabric that this country is woven is on and burn it as they do the flag that represents our freedom. We will no longer stand for those indiscretions. We are here to uphold the rights set forth for us in the Constitution and Bill of Rights, without apology. We will maintain the fight of those who stood before us in the face of a much greater adversity to make our way of life possible. The land of the free, because of the brave.Defenders of the Constitution. The Bill of Rights, U.S. Constitution 10th Ammendment clearly states: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved for the States respectively, or to the people.Which made explicit the idea that the federal government is limited only to the powers granted in the ConstitutionGive Power back to the States. Give the power back to the citizens.