When Benjamin Franklin was asked what type of government we would have, he said, “A Republic, if you can keep it.” Now is the time to decide if we can keep it. We have be ready to make a stand.

posted 92 days ago by PikachuJohnson 92 days ago by PikachuJohnson +30 / -0

Fellow Patriots,

I am but a humble man, one amongst billions, but I feel I have an important message to share with all of you. We mock and disparage the Doomers who have given in to despair. (And to those Doomers, I feel ya. I really do. I’m in that boat some days myself.) Let’s face it: When it seems like everyone and everything is out to get us and destroy all we hold dear, it’s hard not to.

But that is exactly why you should NEVER acquiesce to this sense of dread. We should ACT on it. We the People need to rise and make our voices heard. Elections are rigged. We’re being censored and purged from the Internet. We’re being deemed domestic terrorists by the very people who have dispossessed us of the ability to defend ourselves against these slanders. We have been deprived of our right to choose our leaders and our right to voice our anger. There is no other option now. When Benjamin Franklin was asked what type of government we would have, he replied, “A Republic, if you can keep it.”

Now is the time that will determine whether nor not we can keep it. The very constitutional provisions and institutions that were conceived to restrain the government and those in power and preserve our liberty and freedom are now being perverted to enable their abrogation. This is the exact reason the Second Amendment exists. In some ways, we should welcome a Civil War. Why? Because victory would mean freedom and prosperity for ourselves and our posterity; defeat would mean annihilation. But doing nothing? Utter humiliation for our generation until the end of humanity for condemning ourselves, and the world for that matter, to the darkness and slavery of communism. In short: We have nothing to lose, but everything to gain.

As others here have said: No regime has remained in power after at least three percent of its subjects rise in defiance. The United States has a population of 330 million. Three percent of that is just under ten million. At least 80 million of us voted for President Donald J. Trump (likely well over 100 million sans fraud). Do the math.

It is not treason to dethrone a despotic regime, rather it is one’s most patriotic obligation to his country and his fellow countrymen, as well as future generations, to restore liberty and freedom to his Nation.

As a proud and young American, it pains me more than anything to be saying these things. I take no joy my view that, without a Trump Card from the President, or Patriots once again taking up the cause of liberty just as our forefathers did on July 4, 1776, the Shining City on a Hill that is America will be lost, and the American Dream extinguished—forever. I always thought that America was beyond this. I saw nations around the world devolve into endless cycles of tyranny and civil war and back again. I was naïve. Yes, America is the greatest nation to ever grace the earth, and we have, I believe, been blessed by Almighty God Himself. However, that does not make us immune to the corrupting influence of evil. And communism is as evil as it gets.

Our President is a great man, one with God by his side and who will never give up fighting for us, the People. But he is still just that: A man. We are up against the forces of true evil that will stop at nothing to attain power, and, although I still remain hopeful and optimistic that he will pull through for us, the pessimist in me screams that we must prepare ourselves for the possibility that he may fail.

I’ll just leave you pedes with one question. When your grandchildren ask you about what happened between November 2020 and January 2021, how do you want that conversation to unfold?

“Papa, where were you when they took over America?”

“Well............ we just stood by and watched.”

Or would you rather regale them with tales of patriotism and heroism? How you, amidst a raging tsunami of obstacles emanating from every conceivable hall of earthly power—the government, media, academia, The Swamp, Deep State, and even foreign agents of evil such as China and Iran, you stood your ground and, against all odds, saved America (and the world) from the fist of fascism thrusted upon you by the Global World Order. How you earned your name a place amongst those whose efforts and endeavors are synonymous with bravery and courage, amongst even the Greatest Generation by enduring the most trying hardships imaginable to man, but never giving in to despair, because if you lost hope, you wouldn’t just be giving it up for yourself, but also for every generation yet unborn.

Each time in history poses its own challenges and difficulties. But one thing that has remained constant at every one of the most pivotal moments in humanity’s existence is this: The the right decision is sometimes the hardest to make. But those that do live the rest of their lives with pride that they had the guts to tell evil “NO!” I hope we all look back at this moment with the pride of knowing that we did the right thing, and told evil to go back to Hell where it belongs.