Radical

The proverbial rhyme that describes how small actions can result in large consequences, has gone forgotten. Maybe through our pride we stand back in our hummers and forget that Rome fell because of want of bread as they too failed to see the strategic importance of control of supply   

For Want of a Nail For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a shoe the horse was lost. For want of a horse the rider was lost. For want of a rider the message was lost. For want of a message the battle was lost. For want of a battle the kingdom was lost. And all for the want of a horseshoe nail.

We have run all our production capacity to China and other off shore facilities to the point that today even prized technology manufacturing can not be seen here in America. It is as though a masterful plan to make the United States kill itself through its own pride and ignorance has succeeded.

Utah's first militia was called the Nauvoo Legion after a similar organization in Illinois. Abolished by the Edmunds-Tucker Act in l887, the militia was revived in 1894 as the Utah National Guard. The state established a camp for the guard in 1928, named in honor of Brigadier General W. G. Williams. The guard has participated in aspects of every war since the Spanish-American War, including island-hopping in the Pacific and invading Europe during World War II. Camp Williams also became a sub-post and training site for Fort Douglas during World War II. Prior to the Korean War, the state stationed three Air National Guard units at the Salt Lake Airport.

From... http://www.media.utah.edu/UHE/d/DEFENSE.html

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The duality of truth, Ayn Rayn  is true yet there is proof there is a God.
Will to power works if we are compared to amimals. yet we are humans hand are coverned by a differnt standard. 
 
We both want the same thing.
The reason you could not sleep last night is because this is something most people are not aware of. There has been a large and well orchestrated change in the America we knew. Today we are less free and the republic is almost gone.

The end of July marks the calm before the political storm. In the United States, the presidential election promises to be rather contentious. Both parties have markedly different versions of what’s wrong and how to go forward. However, hubris might cloud both visions. We might actually be facing dead ends.
In political campaigns, these are the desultory days before the spicket of Super PAC money is opened wide. The torrent of funds whips up enthusiasts while washing away real debate regarding the issues at hand. Both parties seek to persuade voters with what are essentially fallacious arguments. By definition, a fallacy is an emotionally appealing argument that proves nothing. For Republicans, the central fallacy is pragmatism. For Democrats, it’s progressivism. Both however are dead ends.

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