Patriot's Lament February 23, 2013: Stop Talking and Get Sanctioned

In this episode, ok, in this episode, or at least during, I was seriously thinking of never doing this radio show again. It all just seemed fruitless, helpless, worthless. In the 20 months we have done the show, I felt like not one day had made any dent on the statist front. One caller said we needed to quit talking cause theory and thought is stupid (obviously) and we needed to just start shooting people in the face. I have long told that a revolution has to start with theory and thought. Not murder. Then, we have a caller who says if we don't revitalize the republican party all hope for the world is lost. You see why I seriously thought to never have the show again? But victory and Liberty is not for the faint of heart, my God said to Fear Not! So I shall not. A couple of callers inspired me to keep up the good fight, thank you all who support us with your calls and thoughts and prayers. Fight! THIS BATTLE IS NOT FOR THE WEAK. Liberty, She is beckoning, She is Right there, waiting for those who seek Her and wish to have Her. Liberty will prevail, despite all of Her enemies, we will have Liberty.

If we faint not.

I love this song, not to mention the band, yes, one of my favorites when I was a much younger man.

You say you're getting tired of the spiritual march, your life is slowly growing cold. Life just seems so much harder: all the battles day by day. That's when we must stand up and be bold. Be bold. So, let us not grow weary in doing what is right. God shall renew our strength to fight. Remember, we reap what we sow. Flesh sows corruption, Spirit everlasting life. It's yours. We shall reap - if we faint not. Seeing that we have a great high priest, Jesus: the Son of God. In all points tempted as we are. Sinless, He won the battle; given power to His own. Look up, your redemption is not afar. Be ready. We shall reap - if we faint not.

Another song that I like a lot, "What a Joke," has these lyrics: "Law enforcement, politicians, and businessmen, these days for most of them, corruption is a synonym."