Articles by Brent Johnson

The Way I See It!

Commentary by Brent Johnson

The essence of America - the freedom and liberty which our Founding Fathers fought and died to preserve - now hinges upon each of us. If we choose to abandon the principles embodied in the Declaration of Independence in exchange for the conveniences of modern technology and the economics of business, then America is already lost. But if we rise up and rekindle our desire for personal freedom, our passion for America - our country, a place of liberty, set apart from the rest of the world by its dedication to justice for all - then those in the government and banking institutions who wish to control us, our property, and our children cannot prevail.

I hope these commentaries and articles inspire you to stand up for your birthright... as a Free Being... as an American!

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The Rise and Fall of the American Dream

by Brent Johnson

It hurts. It really hurts me deep inside, to entitle this article. It means that I have to admit, totally and with some finality, that the American Dream is dead.

Now don’t go all sappy or something because I’ve gone and said it. It’s not the end of the world. It’s just the truth.

Also, my admission does not mean that I am g

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September 11th Relief Fund: Charity or Bunco?

by Brent Johnson

It never fails to amaze me the depths that human beings will go to in order to harm their brethren, all for the love of money. People regularly rob, cheat, pillage their neighbors, just to increase their financial or material wealth. I find this behavior – which is socially and politically acceptable – to be abhorrent and disgusting.

As of this wr

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Sunshine Patriotism

by Brent Johnson

"These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as Freedom should no

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Terror: Tool of Tyrants

by Brent Johnson

Every day I come across complaints about incidents involving government bureaucracies, oppressive regulations, violations of due process, corruption in the courts, and a variety of similar grievances, all stemming from a general trend toward more intrusive government, one of the phases necessary for a government to successfully accomplish tyranny over the people.
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The American Nobility

by Brent Johnson

In pre-Revolutionary England, there were two distinct classes of people: nobles and commoners.

The nobles - earls, barons, princes, regents, etc. - comprised the aristocracy. These were the people who made the laws, administered the government, held positions in the Houses of Parliament or Royal Court, etc. The nobility were the only people allowed to own lan

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The American Patriot

by Brent Johnson

What is an American patriot?

Is he (or she) a citizen who obeys all rules, regulations, statutes, and edicts issued by the federal or State government? Does the patriot blindly follow the procedures established by the Executive Branch? Does he pay any and all taxes quietly and without objection or resistance, simply because the government

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The American Reich

by Brent Johnson

Many people will say that to even suggest an analogy between today's America and Nazi Germany is both excessive and unwarranted. Others will just come right out and call those who think as I do crazy. These are almost always emotional reactions. They do not involve honest, objective, clear-headed thinking, but are only automatic reactions to a comparison which evoke