If I were British, I would be angry that my standard of living had to be compromised so that this family of drones could live in unimaginable splendor, but apparently the average Brit takes a measure of pride in the results of his oppression. Of course, the slaves made it all possible, but none of it belonged to them, nor were they allowed the use of it. Perhaps Waco, or Ruby Ridge, might have provided that stimulus. If the productive, working people of this nation decided to avail themselves of their Constitutionally-guaranteed rights for a week or two, those who systematically rob us would find nothing to take. Our enemies realize this, and tremble lest a sufficient number of us realize it also.
Ideas are more powerful than bullets.
The shooters at Waco were more afraid of the ideas there than the arms the Davidians possessed. You could, and you would be free. Paul Hein , an ophthamologist, is author of All Work and No Pay . Copyright 1999 Paul Hein.