MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of this site is to facilitate the efforts of the sovereign citizens of Colorado and our Republic to secure their rights under the laws of nature and Nature’s God and to restrict the government “false-god” within the bounds of the Constitution of these United States. We stand in support of State Sovereignty, Honest Money, Constitutional well-regulated State Militia and the right of We The People to seek redress for those petitioned grievances served upon the Citizen’s employees serving in governmental capacities. It is our prayer that We The People be fully informed and stand together with courage to accomplish these purposes, including acting as sovereigns and raising up Statesmen to replace the usurping politicians now controlling the “false-god” government. To make the contrast more visible, we offer the following differences between Statesmen and Politicians:1
- A Statesman loves the Constitution.
- A Politician hates the Constitution.
- A Statesman enforces the Constitution.
- A Politician violates the Constitution.
- A Statesman uses truth to keep power in the hands of the people.
- A Politician uses lies to gain power over the people.
- A Statesman's primary concern is to secure freedom for future generations.
- A Politician's primary concern is to get elected or re-elected.
- A Statesman will not play politics with the people's money.
- A Politician will buy votes with tax money.
- A Statesman knows the people must control government.
- A Politician believes that government should control people.
- A Statesman knows the people must limit government's power to tax.
- A Politician believes government should have unlimited power to tax.
- A Statesman gives his allegiance to the people and country.
- A Politician gives his allegiance to government.
- A Statesman will demand a balanced budget.
- A Politician will spend money stolen from future generations(deficit spending).
- A Statesman will cause peace.
- A Politician will cause wars.
1M.J.'Red'Beckman, "Walls in Our Minds" (1992), p.6-7.