What's in those dusty old boxes?
Perhaps more than you think. Imagine simple treasures, far more valuable than anything freed from an attic and featured on The Antiques Road Show. The "Three Boxes of Liberty" contain powerful tools. A legacy left behind by our founders, in the form of our Constitution, to protect us from tyranny. Tools designed to preserve a life for all Americans to be free to pursue anything that makes them happy.
For me happiness is the pursuit of a life of quiet anonymity. A life where I am unknown to those who are uninvited - you might call that privacy. Rarely does anything of value (like privacy or measurable change) become real without sacrifice, and I've little to sacrifice, except my desire for a life of quiet anonymity and my time. So, I will give those up here to create a "workshop" dedicated to the tools found in the three boxes. Please join me in blowing off the dust and putting the tools to work.
For me happiness is the pursuit of a life of quiet anonymity. A life where I am unknown to those who are uninvited - you might call that privacy. Rarely does anything of value (like privacy or measurable change) become real without sacrifice, and I've little to sacrifice, except my desire for a life of quiet anonymity and my time. So, I will give those up here to create a "workshop" dedicated to the tools found in the three boxes. Please join me in blowing off the dust and putting the tools to work.
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Blogs That I'm Watching...
Links to liberty-minded material
- Campaign For Liberty
- Chuck Baldwin Live
- Constitution.org
- Downsize DC
- Firearms Freedom Act
- Freedom Watch - With Judge Napolitano
- LewRockwell.com
- Liberty Defense League
- Liberty Maven
- Ludwig von Mises Institute
- Ron Paul's "Texas Straight Talk"
- Scholarship of the Original Understanding of the Constitution
- Science & Public Policy Institute
- Tenth Amendment Center
- Young Americans for Liberty
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About Me
- Tony
- Identity challenged renaissance soul struggling to harmonize the redneck, hippie, technophile, party boy, patriot, and ski-bum wannabe components of a fragmented psyche while pursuing a life of quiet anonymity.