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Folks if you do not wake up and start a little community organizing of your own you will wind up before the World Court on charges of attempted normalcy

The Enemy

- Dr. Gerald Stephens
Thursday, March 31, 2011

One who feels hatred toward, intends injury to, or opposes the interests of another; a foe; A hostile power or force; A member or unit of such a force.

America has encountered its share of enemies. In each case, with the sole exception of the War Between the States, the enemy was easily distinguished as a foreign entity and vanquished. The founders of this great nation went beyond simply authorizing for our national defense in establishing armed forces. They additionally labored at length to alert the American citizen to the dangers of domestic enemies. They were deadly earnest that the liberty and freedom of each and every citizen of the country could be crushed by the enemy from within. So determined to provide a citizen the ultimate means of defending their liberty and freedom, the Founders authorized the individual to implement deadly force through the use of a gun if required. The Founders further inscribed that it was the sacred duty of the citizen, even unto death, in protection of liberty and freedom.

Historically a first clue to the identity of an enemy is hysterical denunciation of the right to possess and bear arms. Hillary D. Rodham Clinton has a pronounced active anti-gun record. This fall, United States Secretary of State Clinton made clear that the United States would support the United Nations Small Arms Treaty. Advocates state the purpose of the treaty is to make it more difficult for guerrilla movements, insurgents and irresponsible governments from easily obtaining small arms. Did you ever get a chance to read the 2700 page Obamacare bill? And one could safely bet their piggy bank that Mrs. Clinton in reference to the UN Small Arms Treaty would paraphrase Mrs. Pelosi’s observation that it will have to be passed to understand what is in it.

Full circle now to The United States Secretary of State, Hillary D Rodham, as she was known at Wellesley College in 1969 when writing her senior year thesis, “There Is Only The Fightâ€

power/conflict

Interesting. This seems easy enough at face value, yet there seems to be a missing third party? Or the illusion is that there is only two elements?

The singular is when one talks to oneself, twiddles their thumbs, picks one's own nose, etc.

The bi-lateral, which this seems to represent, is just that, two parties having fun, argueing, debating, conflicting....etc.

Then there is the tri-lateral. This is where the fun begins. Especially if the third party is the mediator, or master, over-seer, and better yet invisible to the two party conflict. A triangulation of fun. A triangle for management.