Today In History (December 15 1791) Bill Of Rights

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TODAY IN HISTORY

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1791: The United States Bill of Rights becomes law when ratified by the Virginia General Assembly. Today — after over 100 years of assault by the Jewish power structure, desperate to eliminate free speech and widespread gun ownership among White Americans — only a tattered remnant remains.

[fluxmaster]

What's almost as amazing as the rights enshrined in that document is the penmanship exhibited in the document itself. That document wasn't produced with Microsoft Word using TrueType fonts. It was written by hand using a quill, in other words, a bird's feather, dipped in an inkwell. But look at those letters! I doubt that there is anyone alive today who can produce letters like that by hand. This is a fine example, in an unexpected place, of how technology makes us not stronger but weaker.

[Jim Mathias]

Sublime words and concepts that serve the higher interests of the White race cannot be upheld without men of backbone present and ready to cut the throats of those who would violate them. As for the Constitution and Bill of Rights, it was written in such a way that made it easy to pervert and before the ink was dried it's purposes became distorted and perverted, mostly to protect monied interests over our racial ones. The clique of perverters in black robes ensured the twisting too. It's not worth lifting a finger for now, what little good for our race that those words had have been turned completely against us.

Better to stick with the Fuhrer principle guided by Cosmotheist life-philosophy in our community.