TO HOLD TOGETHER IN THE COLD WHAT MUST WE DO

If you are reading this you are now part of the resistance

It is 1777 it is cold and our new country in the balance yet there is no fight at hand. Around us men of the Continental Army, bloody foot prints in the snow they were sick, starved and discouraged and the question was can we make it. George Washington whose first concern was always his soldiers would accuse the Congress of "little feeling for the naked and distressed soldiers. I feel superabundantly for them and from my soul pity those miseries, which it is neither in my power to relieve or prevent."

As there was no fight at Valley Forge it was none less the importance to our country and to our history in this our first steps toward freedom in this new land. It is cold today here in Indiana I have a coat that is very warm, I have shoes on my feet and the heat works to keep my family and me warm. So why did they stay and what drove these men to stay in the face of what would have seemed hell on earth?

There comes a time in which people have to find in them a choice to fight or to give up. What would make a person endure the torture of the cold, little food, and the thought that your government had forgotten you? The answer is simple it was the thought of living in freedom. With the thought that if we win we will not be ruled by a government or a king we will be a free nation under God to be ruled by our laws and a government by the people for the people.

Today we see that dream slipping away. We find that the elected leaders have forgotten the past of our future. They make laws that they enforce at will on some. They feel that they understand what it is to be a farmer or a person of little means yet they look down at a country that says no not now please listen to our voice as to say we will give you what we think you need to fight the war no more and no less. I wonder will we see them in the cold. Will they fight when their stomach is empty? Will they stay with us bloody feet and discouraged. I think we know the answer to that, for it is the common men and women that pay the price to save this country. It has been on our back that they have made their halls of granite and marble.

Today it is cold and I wonder where we will make a stand. What will we do to understand why those men stayed with Washington in the cold? What will happen to a dream that our men and women fought for? Where is the cause of freedom today? It is here with us in our hearts and minds. We share it with our families and friends and we understand that today the cause of freedom will not come from those how say they our leading this nation but, it will come from the farmers, and the common men and women that work to make their country great.
Long live the fighter

So I ask you my fellow American to join me in the fight at “I am the resistance 2010” I ask that you think about what we can do with our vote and why it was so important that we had been given it. That we make one loud and clear stand and write in the vote or look to the outside of the parties for a real person some one that will take the job not because of power, but because it is the right thing to do. Sometimes it only takes one person to change the world in which we live. Please do not allow the real dream of this nation to be laid to rest without a real fight. Find people tell others and write in your vote. The message we send will tell the world that we are one country that believes in the people not the government.This can be found on my blog and you can respond there. Below you will find links to our store get a shirt tell others
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