American Resistance Movement: Snowman Actual's Thanksgiving

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American Resistance Movement: Snowman Actual's Thanksgiving Address

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Good morning patriots, the sun is rising over our great nation, families are waking up, coming together, and preparing for a Thanksgiving meal with loved ones and friends.

In my family, it is often tradition to go around the table, each person saying a few words about what they have been thankful for in the past year. Alas, for the last eight years, my family and found less and less to be grateful for: A terrorist attack on America, two incompetent, two presidents butchering our constitutional rights, two illegal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, innocent civilians and soldiers on both sides dying to line the pockets of the bastards at Haliburton? With all this tragedy and outrage in our nation and abroad, things seem bleak.

Today, however, I have not woken up at the break of dawn to tell you why we should not be thankful for. Instead, I wish to tell you what I myself am thankful for.

I am thankful for the true patriots of our nation. Brave men like July4Patriot, Jim Stachowiak and Illchemist, who have risked the expose and danger that the spotlight bring to give us all information, motivation, and inspiration. Without these people I would still be an unquestioning, docile soldier. I would still be going about my daily business, watching the news, shaking my head, and leaving it at that. Four months after I was awakened, so to speak, the thought makes me cringe.

I am thankful for over two hundred million firearms in the hands of over eight million free men and women in the United States of America. A free nation is reliant on it's citizens to keep, maintain, and bear arms, both for their personal protection, and to remind the trained apes in Washington that we may not need them to get by, but they sure as hell need us. These gun owners are the bread and butter of the American resistance movement, they are our soldiers, our comrades, and our enemies' worst nightmare. Japanese Military Officer Isoroku Yamamoto once believed to have said You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass. Even though the liberal gun control cultists have gone out of their way to deny that he said these words, they most certainly ring true, no matter who said it. Anyone who rises against the people of the united states and their constitutional rights will soon have an uncontrollable wildfire of armed, angry citizens to contend with.

I am thankful for the Oathkeepers in our Army, Marines, Navy, Airforce, and Coast Guard. I speak not solely of the organization founded by Stuart Rhodes, but the legions of men and women in uniform that remember just what their oath to the constitution really means. They are the ones who will not trade honor for a paycheck, they will not betray the American people to get that promotion to colonel, or to avoid the stockade. They are the vanguard of the American resistance movement. They are our trainers, our teachers, our subject matter experts. If you are an Oathkeeper, thank you. We need you.

I am thankful for the training and expertise my six years in the Army has given me. While I regret the time I spent supporting an illegal war in Iraq, the skills I gained at home and abroad will be used to train, mentor, and fight alongside my fellow patriots before and after our enemies make their final, and stupid mistake.

I am thankful for my father, who taught me to be independent, to rely on my own strength and that of my friends to get by, to never take a hand-out, to repay my debts, and to never give up in the face of adversity.

I am thankful for my beautiful wife, who continues to give me a reason to keep preparing, to keep fighting, to never stop working for a future when we can raise our children without the threat of servitude looming over them.

Above all, I am thankful for my constitution, my amendments, and my bill of rights. Without these three things, this broadcast would not have been possible. Were it not for my rights, this video would be off the internet within five minutes of posting, and i would have my door busted down and disappear into a black DHS van within the hour. It may not always be this way, however. Gears and wheels are turning in Washington that may result in our most basic freedoms being abolished. We may not be able to stop these legislations from going through, but we damn well can stop these bastards from carrying their twisted designs out.

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American Resistance Movement: Snowman Actual's Thanksgiving Address

Above all, I am thankful for my constitution, my amendments, and my bill of rights. Without these three things, this broadcast would not have been possible. Were it not for my rights, this video would be off the internet within five minutes of posting, and i would have my door busted down and disappear into a black DHS van within the hour. It may not always be this way, however. Gears and wheels are turning in Washington that may result in our most basic freedoms being abolished. We may not be able to stop these legislations from going through, but we damn well can stop these bastards from carrying their twisted designs out.

Above is a frequent misnomer I hear oft-quoted in the paytriotard community. Not all paytriots are paytriotards, however, it seems the pentagon/mossad business has enough employed posters, and there are enough patsies out there, or dupes, not to realize where rights extend from.

Rights are god-given. Every man has them.
For the reader's information, benefit privileges, such as food stamps or welfare, are not rights, although these *are* already paid for from the time of birth of the given man or woman, so someone receiving them is *not* a 'slacker' or a 'drain on the economy' by the sole evidence they are receiving them; there is probably so much excess in an industrialized economy, that if only five percent of the people were fully employed, they could easily support the rest. What Rothschild et al skims off, is where all the wealth is going. That 'money' (the credit) the recipient gets is drawn on their own private credit, and converted to public liability funds. The 'Food Stamp Program' is essentially an elaborate notary, as are Banks, doing this conversion and pocketing a chunk of the proceeds, although only the top brass are aware of it. The situation might be different if the people were receiving silver or gold specie, a concept almost universally abandoned.

Rights not claimed are no rights at all - That is a maxim of law. How many people would not claim those rights they had anyway, today, were it not for their ability to read the 1812 Constitution, distributed widely, itself a modified version of the original? I guess in that sense it serves a purpose. Safe to say, the principals were so well-known among the people and actively lived on a daily basis, the framers could not help but to include many of them in the original document. Did the people know and have the 'freedoms' at the time of writing, without the constitution/Constitution: absolutely! It is a document to elaborate the limited powers of de jure government; however, since most positions became abandoned, and most participants became officials of a corporation in the 1860's, none of the rules apply from one day to the next, although to keep up the mirage, lip-service is given.

It is a widely-held misnomer to believe 'rights' extend from a dead piece of paper signed by some people who are no longer around. That's my main point. :mrgreen:

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GLOBAL UPRISING- Why i left ARM

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THIS IS A DETAILED VIDEO AS TO WHY I LEFT THE AMERICAN RESISTANCE MOVEMENT.....IT IS THE TRUTH...AND I AM AN HONEST MAN