The type of globalist organizations spoken of in the article below, directly in opposition to the sovereignty of the United States under our Constitutionally Limited Republic, are a danger to the liberty and freedom of all individuals in the United States. If you care about the Constitutional protection of your rights, it would do you well to study up on such issues.

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In my opinion, we currently stand at the crossroads for such choices. Do we hold firm to the values of America laid out in the Declaration of Independence and United States Constitution, or do we begin to align ourselves even more closely with a one-world governing body and international courts? This is a question every citizen of the United States must ask themselves before voting in the upcoming elections. If you fail to do so, you will be making an uninformed decision.

I would also like to mention that the reason you have likely never heard of much of this debate, is due to the fact that the traditional big media is owned and operated by individuals who believe more in the idea of globalism and one-world government than the ideas of limited constitutional government.

My clear personal belief is that the limited government and individual liberty framework laid out at our nation’s founding is what has made this country unique and is the fountainhead of its greatness. The downfall of our country is directly associated with the expansion of our government, the increase in global police force duties, the seizing of power at the hands of financial, military, media and medical elite power structures who favor a gradual disabling of our Constitution, and the gradual elimination of the core values of individual liberty, personal responsibility and self-determination.

If you believe in personal sovereignty, as well as the sovereignty of this great country, you will choose to support the candidate who most clearly understands this dichotomy and supports America and the Constitution. That candidate is Ron Paul.

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