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| The Texas/Mexico Border (under a bridge) |
Senator James Lankford made his way to the Texas and Mexico border last night, and
broadcast LIVE on Facebook the incredible scene underneath a highway bridge.
Citizens of Mexico and multiple South American countries are being "processed" by the United States government underneath the bridge. According to Senator Lankford, the "processing" includes asking "Do you feel ill?" There is no Covid-19 test administered, only a question asked. If the answer is "I feel fine," every "family" group (No Identification needed) who has minor children is immediately processed and allowed inside the United States. The family is given a court summons and politely asked to "report to court" in a few years. But according to Senator Lankford, nobody will show up and the United States government under a Biden administration will not go looking for them.
Thus, tens of thousands of illegals are being allowed into the United States without Covid-19 testing, without background checks or official I.D. forms, and without restrictions on their free movement within the United States, avoiding the LEGAL immigration process that has been in place for decades.
At President Biden's Press Conference yesterday, the President said the initiative to require voters in an American election to present an official Identification card
"is sick. It's sick." In the United States, a person can't open a bank account, obtain a credit card, enroll in school, get a job, buy a plane ticket, travel out of the country, or do any other business without personal I.D., but the President would have everyone vote for the President of the United States and other government officials without presenting an official I.D.
Here's the problem with easy (and illegal) immigration combined with easy access to voting.
The most recent 1.9 TRILLION dollar stimulus payment sent $1,400 to almost 97% of people in America, but only those who pay taxes "funded" the stimulus. In the bizarre financial state of the United States, there aren't enough "taxpayers" to fund "gifts from the public treasury" to all the people. Thus, the United States government has "borrowed" almost 30 TRILLION dollars over the last several decades.
In essence, the United States government is going bankrupt.
When the United States was in the beginning stages of our nationhood, a Scottish historian, intellectual, and philosopher named
Alexander Fraser Tytler wrote the following:
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess (gifts) out of the public treasury. After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship, then a monarchy."
The prescient quote above is
often misattributed to other well-known Founding Fathers, but Tytler, an expert in Classical Antiquity, is the original source.
Progressives attempt to discredit the above quotation.
The Atlantic magazine wrote in 2012 that Alexander Fraser Tytler didn't say it." Instead, wrote
The Atlantic, "a newspaperman named Elmer T. Peterson with
the Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoman's state newspaper) is the source of the quote." Peterson cited Tytler, but Tytler never said what Peterson claimed he said, according to
The Atlantic.
I laughed when I read The Atlantic article. In this progressive magazine's attempt to refute that democracy will not end when the majority vote for themselves gifts from the public treasury, they didn't even take the time to research the man whom they call "the Daily Oklahoman newspaperman named Elmer T. Peterson."
Elmer T. Peterson was not a newspaperman in Oklahoma. He was a historian and educator from Iowa. Elmer Theodore Peterson was born August 8, 1896, in Essex, Iowa. He received his A.B. degree from Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. He received his A.M. degree from Columbia University, New York,. Dr. Peterson was employed at the State University of Iowa as a research assistant from 1924 to 1927
while earning his Ph.D. He was named assistant professor at SUI in 1926 and full professor in 1935. From 1946 to 1961, Peterson was Dean of the College of Education, after serving two years as acting dean. He succeeded Dr. Paul C. Packer in that position. Peterson was professor of Education from 1961 until his retirement in 1964. He died in 1977.
Dr. Peterson wrote
The Daily Oklahoman a letter, a letter which
The Daily Oklahoman paid Dr. Peterson $5 to publish. In that letter, Dr. Peterson quotes Scottish philosopher
Alexander Fraser Tytler.
Peterson and Tytler knew what they were writing. They knew their history. They knew about just government.
"A democracy can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess (gifts) out of the public treasury.
Peterson and Tytler both believed that a dictatorship always followed a collapsed democracy.
How can you tell a dictator is ruling?
He (or she) protects the seat of government power with armed soldiers and opens the borders to illegal foreigners. Once the government "federalizes" the vote, then the federal government - run by the dictator - can dictate "no I.D. is needed to vote," and remove all opposition to his (or her) Executive Orders by changing the rules of debate (filibuster) and removing all opposition to his (or her) power.
Say goodbye to democracy.
