The September 2010 edition has hit shelves, and from its commemorative cover to the reflections upon the terrible events and tragic deaths of 9/11 and what they mean for our country today, it is nothing less than a memorial. Of course, the issue is rounded out with other news, opinions and information on the upcoming Freedom Congress!

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The August 2010 edition hits shelves today, and is full of hard-hitting pieces regarding the gubernatorial and senate races, the GOP establishment and the grassroots, and all kinds of other pieces from Fake Tea Parties to American history!

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Americans celebrate the Fourth of July in various ways: picnicking with family, boating on the lake, playing a friendly neighborhood game of baseball, cheering at parades, and watching spectacular fireworks displays. In the midst of all the activities, do we ever stop and think about what we are celebrating? Do we ponder the significance of this important holiday? How many of us take the time on July 4th to laud the sacrifices our forefathers made to obtain independence and those who fought to protect it?

For many Americans July 4th is just a day to picnic, parade and play. The true meaning is lost on the celebrants who are absorbed in their holiday festivities, ignorantly unaware of the connection to the day our country declared its freedom from tyranny.

I challenge all Americans this July to set aside time with their family and friends, to demonstrate their appreciation of this magnificent day. We should honor our forefathers by fighting for liberty today. Tyranny is afoot in our own government. Should we just ignore it and allow all that our predecessors fought for to have been in vain? Should we let our government continue to violate our constitutional rights? At times we may feel fatigued by the overwhelming effort required to stand up to the tyrants who would destroy our country, but we cannot admit defeat. Our forefathers faced more demanding circumstances than us, but they did not give up; neither should we.

As our sixth issue comes off the press, I would like to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude to our readers, our advertisers and all those who have made this publication a huge success. We are making waves and reporting the truth which makes some folks nervous, to say the least. Our subscriptions have skyrocketed. We not only have a huge readership in El Paso County, but throughout the state and across the country. It’s truly amazing how far our word has spread!

Over the past six months, we’ve seen an avalanche hit Colorado like no other. People—average everyday Americans—want their country restored to the basic principles it was founded on. From the Tea Parties to the grassroots groups, we are thrilled to be a part of this conservative revolution. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Republican and have been my entire adult life, but these monstrosities of problems we currently face are a direct result of what the politicians in both parties have put into place.

July is crucial month, as some of you will already be filling out your mail-in-ballots! Please be aware of who you are voting for. Analyze your candidates. Get to know them. We cannot continue to just check the box for the ones who do not represent you or the Constitution.

Independence Day has always been an important holiday for me and my family. It’s more than just BBQ’s, backyard volleyball games, and camping, even though we do those things every year! It’s a remembrance of what our Founding Fathers envisioned for this great land and those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for liberty and freedom. It’s honoring this great country which is like no other because of our Declaration of Independence and Constitution.

On behalf of our dedicated staff, we thank you and wish you and yours a happy 4th of July!

When Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, he shared the views of the other founders that our rights originated in “the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God.” He continued, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Our founding fathers did not believe that rights are bestowed by governments. Rather, they understood that our rights are given by God our Creator, and that “to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men…” In other words, our God-given rights are to be protected by our government. Our rulers are not to take the place of God but are to protect our inherent rights which are bestowed by “the Supreme Judge of the world,” as Jefferson referred to Him.

The American and French Revolutionaries differed greatly in their views of the ultimate source of rights. While both believed in natural rights of a sort, the Americans acknowledged “Nature’s God,” who endowed humans with their rights. The French made no such appeal. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen of 1793 states, “All men are equal by nature and before the law,” without reference to a Creator. We all know that the outcomes were very different, as the French Revolution and its guillotine degenerated into The Terror and led to the dictatorship of Napoleon. Dostoyevsky was right when he wrote, “If there is no God, then all things are permissible.”

Many of the ruling elites today ignore our history. They acknowledge no higher authority than the politicians and judges in power. They feel that only they can determine which rights we may enjoy, and which rights we must surrender for our own “safety and security” or for the “good” of society. It is not their place to determine which of our God-given rights we may enjoy. They need to recall these words by Jefferson: “God who gave us life gave us liberty. And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure if we have removed their only firm basis: a conviction in the minds of men that these liberties are the gift of God?”

As we celebrate Independence Day on July 4th, let us take time to reflect on the source of our rights. Remember the sacrifices of the heroes and patriots who signed the Declaration with these concluding words: “…with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.” Let us thank our Creator for our rights and be grateful for those who have defended those rights. May we also follow their example and pledge to defend our rights today against over-bearing government with our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.

The July 2010 edition is out, in honor of our Independence, declared 234 years ago! Choose your preferred format below, but whichever you choose, please PASS US ON! Pass your paper copy on to your local friends, and invite your friends from across the country to like us on Facebook, to read any of our digital issues, or to visit our website!

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The June 2010 edition has hit the streets, in honor of Father’s Day and Flag Day!

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May 2010 edition is here, in honor of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for liberty.

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What’s that? You’ve already devoured our first two issues and are hungry for more constitutional musings of We the People? Fret not—the April 2010 edition has arrived! As usual, we have several ways for you to absorb the wisdom of our Founding Fathers:

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We must understand the actual science behind climate change to defend ourselves from loss of liberty and wealth that will be forced upon us by the global warming advocates. Anyone who comes into contact with our visible geology in Colorado understands intuitively that dramatic climate changes have occurred ever since the earth had enough atmosphere to create a climate. Many people have suggested one cause or another for climate change. This is the first presentation to bring together all of the causes for global climate change and show how they work together to produce the world we experience.