As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
In the following evidence, Thomas Paine lays account in Common Sense a condemnation against those in religion and politics who joined themselves in America to that Eurasian scheme which is bowed to now by the Obama regime.
The evidence is such:
"A woman's virtue must sit very lightly on her who can even hint a favorable sentiment in their behalf. It is remarkable that the whole race of prostitutes in New York were tories; and the schemes for supporting the Tory cause in this city, for which several are now in jail, and one hanged, were concerted and carried on in common bawdy-houses, assisted by those who kept them.
"To us it is a matter of surprise and astonishment, that men with the word 'peace, peace ,' continually on their lips, should be so fond of living under and supporting a government, and at the same time calling it 'happy,' which is never better pleased than when a war—that has filled India with carnage and famine, Africa with slavery, and tampered with Indians and negroes to cut the throats of the freemen of America."
In review of this, whores, warmongers exploiting Asia to exploit America, human traffick and the inciting of attacks upon Americans by terrorists were what the European powers were about in 1776.
The Obama fruit has not fallen a great deal far from the tree in his regime engaged in the same prostitution of peoples and races, the same heinous wars for plunder and the inciting of Mexican invasion and Muslim terrorism against Americans as their "crisis are too good to waste".
Are the words of Lord Talbot not upon the lips of the image of Obama in every executive order he proclaims as despot against the American will?
"The Americans, have been obstinate, undutiful, and ungovernable from the very beginning, from their first early and infant settlements; and I am every day more and more convinced that this people never will be brought back to their duty, and the subordinate relation they stand in to this country, till reduced to unconditional, effectual submission; no concession on our part, no lenity, no endurance, will have any other effect but that of increasing their insolence."
House of Lords
March 5th, 1776.
nuff said
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