America's Two Foundations

            Words and ideas have consequences. Those who will change the meaning of words will change the rules and the laws to suit themselves so they can accomplish their personal agenda. Deadly ideas lay at the bottom of one of America’s two foundations.

            Inscribed on the walls of some of the Capitol’s buildings and monuments are these immortal truths:

—“Where law ends, tyranny begins.”
—“To render every man his due.”
—“Conservation means development as much as it does protection.”
—“Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.”
—“What is past is prologue.”

The following are quotes from the book America’s Two Foundations, A Solid Rock Or Sinking Sand?

“A parasite is an organism that lives off the life force of another organism without contributing to the life force of the other. These people of other faiths and no faith are living off the spiritual capital of the Judeo-Christian civilization, and at the same time, they deny the God who revealed the divine principles upon which the ethics of the country grow.”

Locked inside the Independence Hall, I found myself alone with the spirits of the Founders.

“What can you say about a country that even protects the rights of those who are trying to destroy it?”

Upon laying the chief cornerstone of the US capital on September 18, 1793, George Washington and others laid the first foundations to the new republic. And they assumed the mantles as “high priests” of this new temple in Washington, DC, thus establishing the New Order of the Ages. Who are these “high priests”? You must read America’s Two Foundations, A Solid Rock Or Sinking Sand? to find out.