"Why Do 57% of Americans Want MORE Government?"
from "In Defense of Rural America"
By Ron Ewart, President
National Association of Rural Landowners (www.narlo.org)
and nationally recognized author and speaker on freedom and property rights issues for over 11 years
© Copyright Sunday, January 7, 2018 - All Rights Reserved
From Ron Ewart, President of the National Association of Rural Landowners
Happy New Year to all of you and may this New Year be a special and prosperous one for each American.
This week's article is attached as a WORD document, with the accompanying image attached as well.
We have no idea how many take the time to read our articles out of the over 700 e-mails we send it to. But here is one gentlemen that read THIS article when it was first published and was "taken" by its message. See if you agree.
Howdy Mr. Ewart,
I read your latest article: "Why Do 57% of Americans Want More Government?"
Just a word of praise and appreciation to you for a beautifully written article that expertly articulates the reason our great country is in strong decline. Aided by the Rothschilds and their ilk, it has taken the socialist/Marxist infiltrator's approximately 2 centuries to reach their goal in taking down America, which I suspect is now nearly complete.
Your article is a show piece in simply explaining how this terrible tragedy has happened to a once great culture of freedom and prosperity.
It is truly a shame that more young adults with families are probably more interested in entertainment, sports and their smart phones than reading your enlightening articles.
Your article should be read and explained to the children in every public school in America, but as I'm sure you know this will not happen, which is so sad.
I guess all we can do is hope from now on that more Americans finally wake up from their self imposed slumber before it is too late.
Keep on writing, it remains one of the few weapons we have against the relentless approach of NWO tyranny.
With respect,
Fred
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