Attitude!

By Rick Biesada

Rick Biesada

Next to the rumble of a finely tuned Harley, the prettiest sound to my ear, is an activist with an attitude.

I discovered a sweet rhapsody a few weeks ago, while attending the FAIR Organization's 2nd Annual Midwest Immigration Reform Summit, which took place in Rosemont, Illinois, in the person of Terry Anderson, a radio talk show host.

It was a very informative meeting with some of the nicest people from around the country in attendance, including immigrants; legal immigrants; a word that our sanctimonious, arrogant media, likes to omit in their biased anti- American reporting. Mr. Terry Anderson, out of South Central, Los Angeles, is one of radios hottest talk show hosts. (Radio Station KRLA -870AM- Los Angeles, Sundays 9PM Pacific Standard Time.)

Tune into Terry and listen to him tell it like it is; " if you ain't mad, you ain't pay'in attention."

Patriots such as Jeff Bennett and I, try to inform and wake up the sheople over the subversion taking place in our country, but Terry is unique, his entire focus is on the dire effects of illegal immigration, and the consequence it bears on American citizens.

Terry had been instrumental in passing California's Prop 187, in recalling California Governor, Gray Davis, and recently helping out FAIR, and the citizens of Arizona, in their effort to get Prop 200 passed through their ballot initiative.

The thing that I admire most about Terry, is his attitude. He's from the old school and he walks amongst them in the hood, preaching against the wickedness of public servants who violate the public trust. The politicians who are responsible for usurping the constitution and violating the rights of United States citizens.

I once knew a nation of guys with Terry's attitude, and in those days our politicians either acted right, or faced the wrath of furious constituents, hell bent on kicking a little tail.

That was a long time ago, while we were still a nation of pride, perpetuating the ideas about freedom, liberty and immigration - Lawfully.

When our educational system wasn't circumvented by Marxists, and we were taught about our heritage, history, and about exercising our civic responsibility to our fellow citizens.

Somewhere along the way we lost it and became a neutered society, enslaved by political jackasses not fit to hold public office. Yet, we the people, keep on voting these same slimy scoundrels back into office to screw over us, again and again.

As a youth, I was mystified as to how an entire society could submit to the Nazi's, and Hitler's diabolical Holocaust, without offering any resistance. Today I must ask the same question. How can a nation be invaded, contrary to our laws, without any resistance from our public servants?

These people took an oath to uphold our laws. They swore to guard us from invasion by the enemy, both foreign and domestic, and yet, they violate their oath and still walk around holding public office. I find this not only preposterous, but treasonous, and if this action is not corrected, I believe that our Declaration of Independence calls for the people to change the government.

We have grown from a nation of organized, self reliant pioneers to a configuration of government fearing wimps - too fearful to exercise our intrinsic and constitutional rights out of fear of reprisal from an oppressive government.

Government forced obedience should not be tolerated in a free society where our representatives power is derived from the people; but it is, because we do not hold these perjurous despots accountable for their treasonous actions.

We let them mess over us with impunity, when we don't hold them accountable for violating the public trust, or for not enforcing our laws.

Arizona's Prop 200, requiring state officials to enforce current laws requiring U.S. Citizenship for voting and for collecting welfare benefits was passed in accordance to the will of the people. Now U.S. Senators M'cCain and Kyle with the aid of some local officials want to nullify the will of the people, and countermand the very essence of freedom in government. If the people of Arizona were smart, they'd start proceedings for recall against these usurping varmints.

I had interviewed Terry Anderson on my radio program last week, and we both fully agree that politicians like these, should be targeted and impeached. They are not fit to hold public office when they violate the will of the people.

Our laws were made for American's, and when these pandering oppressors violate their oath of office, our law demands impeachment.

Impeachment is the tool against political fools, but we have to be willing to step up and hold these double-dealing connivers, accountable for their devious actions.

We have to step up and put up the good fight. We can't fight dirty little usurping fascists, by The Marquis of Queensbury Rules. It takes a little action by people... with attitude. It's going to take action by people showing a little righteous indignation over being ripped off by autocratic bullies, and a socialist leaning government.

That old American warrior spirit must be exhibited to target and run these anti-American despots out of office.

The only thing that we have to fear, is fear itself, and once we start up-rooting these tyrants from office, who are impeding our pursuit of happiness, you'll feel a whole lot better about yourself.

That's why it was so refreshing to hear Terry Anderson speak. He sounded like a voice from out of the past, but the significance of his message, and of his philosophy, is important for the preservation of our heritage.

Tune in to Terry Anderson (www.Theterryandersonshow.com) and develop an attitude too. Then call your congressman and ask him where he stands on obeying and enforcing our constitution... then tell him what you want him to do.

Federal Observer contributing columnist Rick Biesada hosts Perspectives On Our Heritage - The Angry White Male Hour over Radio Station WJJG 1530 AM, Chicago's Hometown station, Wednesdays from 5 to 6PM Central Time. If you've got a story about a public official violating the public trust, and would like to...share it, send Rick an email. While you're at it - Visit his Web-site and you'll have a little fun. While you're there - pick up a copy of his book, Angry White Male and The Horse He Rode In On.