Bush Reveals Dark Philosophy on Independence
Vance J. Beaudreau
In an article by Ron Fournier of the Associated Press,
Washington, D.C., April 26, 2001, entitled “President ‘practical’ about cuts”
the President revealed more of his program for Taiwan, particularly the
military equipment that the United States will sell to Taiwan. The President justified his decision not to
sell Taiwan the 4 Aegis Class Destroyers they wanted at this time and instead
offered 4 Kid Class Destroyers. The Kid class destroyers could be delivered in
2002, whereas the Aegis Class Destroyers would not be ready before 2008. Bush did leave the possibility open for
Taiwan to buy the Aegis Destroyers later if China continues to threaten
militarily and Taiwan does nothing to
provoke China. Of course, China had
most vigorously demanded that the U. S. not sell the Aegis Destroyers to
Taiwan.
That is where the Republican philosophy on
independence became apparent. China
considers Taiwan a breakaway
province that must be
reunited with the
mainland. Bush inferred that so long as Taiwan does not
provoke China that the United States would honor the 1979 Taiwan relations Act
which requires Washington to provide Taiwan
with “such defense articles and defense services – as may be necessary
to enable Taiwan to maintain a sufficient self-defense capability.”
The article states that Bush hedged when asked if his
view on military force would change if Taiwan provoked China by declaring its
independence from Beijing; “I will
certainly hope that Taiwan would not do
such. Our policy is a one-China policy – that the two nations
can resolve their disputes peacefully.
And we need to work with the Taiwanese so that does not occur – a
breach of the one China policy. [By a Taiwanese Declaration of
Independence]
Well, folks, most conservatives and even confederates
voted for Bush as a lesser of two evils.
However, many have gone to sleep now believing that we are in good hands
and everything will be okay.
Yet, what we see exposed as the U. S. policy on Taiwan
is more than just appeasement under the threats from China. Rather this exposes a long time philosophy
of the Republican Party which began under Abraham Lincoln. Outgoing President James Buchanan believed
that the Southern States had a right to secede and a right to be independent of
Washington. President Buchanan even
allowed the Confederacy to peacefully take control of most Southern ports.
However, Lincoln clearly had another very dangerous
and onerous view. Lincoln believed that
the Federal government of the U. S. was not only superior to the various State
Republics who had joined under the contract of the constitution to form the
United States, but he believed that a super state had been created which was
greater than its creators and, in fact, he even believed that the United States
created the various States within the United States and that they had not been
independent prior to 1789. (Great
Britain proclaimed the American States Independent in 1783)
Although, Lincoln's Republicans continued to claim to
believe in the right of the colonies to gain their independence from Great
Britain, he did not believe the States had a right to secede nor to claim their
independence. (Remember, Lincoln was an
attorney; a rather smooth double speak attorney who could rationalize anything
to his way of thinking). Lincoln and
the new Republican party closed the door on freedom and liberty that the
colonial forefathers had fought to gain through independence from Great Britain. As it turned out, Lincoln was as bad as King
George had been.
Freedom and State sovereignty was lost. Centralist (Federal) tyranny replaced it in
Washington. While many important people
and newspapers in the North opposed Lincoln’s war and preferred to let the
South have its independence, Lincoln shut down such newspapers and jailed and
even hung the dissidents in the North like the worst of dictators. The Republicans even refused to allow some
Northern Senators access to the Senate during critical votes to prosecute
Lincoln’s war of Northern aggression against the Southern States.
Lincoln himself declared war on April
15, 1861 against
the Confederate States of America, but there is no record that the U. S.
Congress ever authorized the declaration.
Lincoln began ruling by executive order, like King George. Surprisingly, letters have been found which
were received by President Lincoln from no less than Karl Marx, who at the time
was a foreign correspondent for the New York Daily Tribune. (Communication and Appeasement with
Communists over the years, however, has not been restricted to the Republican
Party)
But, it was the Republican Party in 1861 who
established the One-United States
Indivisible policy and who viciously and militarily opposed independence by
the Southern States. We now see that
the Republican Party of 2001 still operates with the same “indivisible” policy
in the case of Taiwan. This evidenced a
deeper source for this anti-independence policy. It is the policy of the super rich establishment.
President Bush and Communist China agree on the
one-China policy. We can expect George
W. Bush to exhibit the New World Order / Bilderberg policy against independence
for the South. Help will not come from
the Republican nor the Democratic Parties.
Is it not obvious that the accelerated attacks against Confederate
heritage have been substantially backed by both Democratic and Republican
administrations?
Last year, during the Clinton administration, the
Pentagon ordered name changes on streets on U.S. military bases in the South
which had for 5 or 6 decades been named after Confederate Generals. Now that are named after Northern Generals and other Northern heroes. The department of education has been vicious
in its opposition to the Confederate flag depicting St. Andrews cross. The Federal government has had its puppet
governors of the satellite States now operating in the South remove such flags
from their States, without public permission because “someone was offended.”
So, you Republican Confederates, please take a closer
look at what is happening in Washington.
It is time for you to discard your mistaken trust in the Republican
Party and become active in the Southern confederation movement. Reform is a dead issue and will never
accomplish more than a face lift and certainly will never restore the
Confederate States of America as an Independent Free and Sovereign Nation in the world. Instead, you will get the New World Order
as directed by United Nations Troops.
There have been wealthy Republicans of influence
dedicated to this One World Plantation since Lincoln and before. They are similar to the Monarchists and
Tories that plagued America from 1776 through the Andrew Jackson years and who
were most at home with the Republican party of Lincoln.
Today, the people in the South are rebelling against
the high handed and obvious elitist control of their states and a new and
serious effort has begun to Restore the Confederate States of America as an
independent, Free and Sovereign Nation by the formation of the Southern
Independence Party sponsored by eight Southern States.
There will be a National Convention of the Southern
Independence Party sponsored by the Federation of States which will be held in
Jackson, Mississippi on Saturday, May 12, 2001 at the Edison Walthall Hotel
where the national party will be organized by the several State parties now
existing. This will be an historic
event open to the public.