Rory Bricco

My Fellow Patriots,

We have reached the crossroad in our nation wherein all the
great empires of the past eventually found themselves.  We must either choose to change our course or
continue down a predictable path of self-destruction.  Our nation’s founders well understood that
limitless government tends toward total control of the people.  If we are to remain free, then we must rise
up and throw out those in government, who have no regard for the constraints
placed upon them by their oath to “protect and defend our constitution against
both foreign and domestic enemies”.   The
US Constitution along with most state constitutions, were birthed during a time
when tyranny reigned supreme.  Those who
came before us knew they must find a way to shackle government lest it rise up
and enslave them.  They collectively
called upon our Creator for His direction as they wrestled to formulate a
system of government.  When we read the
text of our founding documents it is abundantly clear that the founders modeled
our government principally from the Word of God. 

With great sadness and grief I remind you that our current
President denies the fact that the foundation of our government is principally
Christian by design.

It has been said that “the government is a reflection of the
governed”.  I believe the American people
can and must do better to be rightly represented by those in government. 

In starting this New Year, I am asking every God fearing,
freedom loving American I know to get in the fight for freedom.  “The price of freedom is eternal vigilance”.

For Faith and Freedom

Rory Bricco

I’ve heard a lot of talk about “heavy lifting” coming from the democratic camp.  Undoubtedly this is the mantra used to support Barrack Obama’s approach toward governing. 

When one considers how political talking points are carefully choreographed it seems odd that the current president’s continued use of the term “heavy lifting” sends an unintended message. When I think about the left’s bent toward wealth redistribution along with the creation of an ever increasing class of government dependent citizens it reminds me of a pick pocket.  We are continually told how “hard decisions” must be made.  The decisions I see coming  from the current regime in Washington to take from those who work and give to those who do not is anything  but difficult.

Instead of helping create jobs for the unemployed the current administration is busily destroying the American dream for future generations.  They use deceptive  metaphors in an attempt to make their idea of government control more palatable for the masses.  Fortunately the majority of American citizens are not as ignorant as many in government believe them to be.   Americans have spoken overwhelmingly against the government takeover of healthcare yet their government ignores their concerns. 

Borrowing from and painting a very different picture than the original idea used to describe the need to clean ones house I have coined a new metaphor.  You’ve heard the term “spring cleaning” how about a “fall flushing.”  As you can see, the picture I intend to paint in your mind is very clear.   If our representatives in government cannot find the courage to follow the rule of law then we must discard them. Just imagine as you go into the voting booth in Novemebr that the button you push is the handle on a toilet.  

For Truth and Freedom,

Rory Bricco

How do we get America, yea, the world, to see that many who hold power are not interested in what is best for the average citizen? Rather they are more concerned with retaining or obtaining power by any means.

When we look at America’s current financial crisis, while considering the loose money policy started under the Clinton administration, it’s pathetic. Here once again we had self-serving elected officials so bent on retaining power that they jettisoned established guidelines which governed the lending institutions of America for decades. Now here we are some 10+ years later and the consequences of their short-sighted policy making is upon us.

It’s ironic to me that people express disgust with their elected officials yet they seem to fall prey to the same old lies. Although I too am disgusted I do not intend to give up the fight for a better future for those who will come behind you and me. I am encouraged by the sounds of a great awakening one in which the thunderous footsteps of the giant marching are already reverberating across this great land. 

For Truth and Freedom,
Rory Bricco