I was digging through some old newspaper archives and thought it might be interesting from time to time to visit some causes I have stood for and my willingness to fight for them. I'm going to post them from time to time and entitle the series "Forgotten Me". "Groups outside political mainstream united in anger at Missouri's militia report" This was the headline for a story published in the Southeast Missourian newspaper, written by Rudy Keller and published on April 15, 2009. The gist of the story is was individuals that could be considered "radical" by the government in 2009. According to the article: "The Missouri Information Analysis Center on Feb. 20 issued a report, brought to public light in late March, indicating law enforcement should be aware that supporters of the Libertarian Party, the Constitution Party, Republican Rep. Ron Paul's presidential campaign of 2008, the pro-life movement and those who oppose illegal im...

James Perloff, author of the article ‘The Secrets Buried at Lexington Green writes, “I grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts, where on April 19, 1775, a force of British redcoats, on their way to Concord to confiscate rebel munitions, encountered a small force of militiamen. Suddenly, "the shot heard round the world" was fired. In the ensuing skirmish, eight colonists were killed, and nine wounded. The British suffered one wounded. This was a causus bellum for the American Revolution. But, was "the shot heard round the world" a false flag like 9-11, a pretext for war? As explained in detail my online article The Secrets Buried at Lexington Green, Americans were deceived. It was proclaimed everywhere that the British had committed an unprovoked massacre in Lexington. The truth is individuals in concealed locations fired on the British first.” Perloff goes into more detail stating that Samuel Adams secured a pledge from the delegates of the 1774 Philadelphia Co...