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![wrest: American Manufacturing
supports an estimated
17.6 million iobs in the
United States!
ca.com
Help Build A Stronger America,
By Buying American Made!
Preferring American-Made Products BY Thomas Jefferson:
"Experience has taught me that manufactures are now as necessary to our independence as to our comfort; and if... [we will purchase] nothing foreign where an equivalent of domestic fabric can be obtained without regard to a difference of price, it will not be our fault if we do not soon have a supply at home equal to our demand, and wrest that weapon of distress from the hand which has wielded it." --Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Austin, 1816. ME 14:392
"The prohibiting duties we lay on all articles of foreign manufacture which prudence requires us to establish at home, with the patriotic determination of every good citizen to use no foreign article which can be made within ourselves without regard to difference of price, secures us against a relapse into foreign dependency." --Thomas Jefferson to Jean Baptiste Say, 1815.
"I have come to a resolution myself as I hope every good citizen will, never again to purchase any article of foreign manufacture which can be had of American make, be the difference of price what it may." --Thomas Jefferson to B. S. Barton, 1815. ME 19:223
"In general, it is a truth that if every nation will employ itself in what it is fittest to produce, a greater quantity will be raised of the things contributing to human happiness than if every nation attempts to raise everything it wants within itself." --Thomas Jefferson to Mr. Lasteyrie, 1808.
Encouraging Home Manufacturing
"My idea is that we should encourage home manufactures to the extent of our own consumption of everything of which we raise the raw materials." --Thomas Jefferson to David Humphreys, 1809.
"The government of the United States at a very early period, when establishing its tariff on foreign importations, were very much guided in their selection of objects by a desire to encourage manufactures within themselves." --Thomas Jefferson to -----, 1821. ME 15:337
"Shall we suppress the impost and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures?" --Thomas Jefferson: 6th Annual Message, 1806. ME 3:423
"It is our business to manufacture for ourselves whatever we can, to keep our markets open for what we can spare or want; and the less we have to do with the amities or enmities of Europe, the better." --Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Leiper, 1815. ME 14:308
"As long as we can build cheaper than other nations, we shall be employed in preference to others." --Thomas Jefferson: Opinion on Granting Passports, 1793. ME 3:246
"I do not mean to say that it may not be for the general interest to foster for awhile certain infant manufactures until they are strong enough to stand against foreign rivals; but when evident that they will never be so, it is against right to make the other branches of industry support them." --Thomas Jefferson to Samuel Smith, 1823. ME 15:432
The Manufacture of Arms
"To make [arms] within ourselves... as well as the other implements of war, is as necessary as to make our bread within ourselves." --Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 1779. Papers 3:126
"The establishing a manufacture of arms... would make us independent for an article essential to our preservation." --Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Henry, 1785
.
"Our citizens have been always free to make, vend and export arms. It is the constant occupation and livelihood of some of them. To suppress their calling, the only means perhaps of their subsistence, because a war exists in foreign and distant countries in which we have no concern would scarcely be expected. It would be hard in principle and impossible in practice. The law of nations, therefore, respecting the rights of those at peace, does not require from them such an internal derangement in their occupations. It is satisfied with the external penalty... of confiscation of such portion of these arms as shall fall into the hands of any of the belligerent powers on their way to the ports of their enemies. To this penalty our citizens are warned that they will be abandoned; and that even private contraventions may work no inequality between the parties at war, the benefits of them will be left equally free and open to all." --Thomas Jefferson to George Hammond, 1793.](https://pics.onsizzle.com/american-manufacturing-supports-an-estimated-17-6-million-iobs-in-the-47209544.png)
![wrest: American Manufacturing
supports an estimated
17.6 million iobs in the
United States!
ca.com
Help Build A Stronger America,
By Buying American Made!
Preferring American-Made Products BY Thomas Jefferson:
"Experience has taught me that manufactures are now as necessary to our independence as to our comfort; and if... [we will purchase] nothing foreign where an equivalent of domestic fabric can be obtained without regard to a difference of price, it will not be our fault if we do not soon have a supply at home equal to our demand, and wrest that weapon of distress from the hand which has wielded it." --Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Austin, 1816. ME 14:392
"The prohibiting duties we lay on all articles of foreign manufacture which prudence requires us to establish at home, with the patriotic determination of every good citizen to use no foreign article which can be made within ourselves without regard to difference of price, secures us against a relapse into foreign dependency." --Thomas Jefferson to Jean Baptiste Say, 1815.
"I have come to a resolution myself as I hope every good citizen will, never again to purchase any article of foreign manufacture which can be had of American make, be the difference of price what it may." --Thomas Jefferson to B. S. Barton, 1815. ME 19:223
"In general, it is a truth that if every nation will employ itself in what it is fittest to produce, a greater quantity will be raised of the things contributing to human happiness than if every nation attempts to raise everything it wants within itself." --Thomas Jefferson to Mr. Lasteyrie, 1808.
Encouraging Home Manufacturing
"My idea is that we should encourage home manufactures to the extent of our own consumption of everything of which we raise the raw materials." --Thomas Jefferson to David Humphreys, 1809.
"The government of the United States at a very early period, when establishing its tariff on foreign importations, were very much guided in their selection of objects by a desire to encourage manufactures within themselves." --Thomas Jefferson to -----, 1821. ME 15:337
"Shall we suppress the impost and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures?" --Thomas Jefferson: 6th Annual Message, 1806. ME 3:423
"It is our business to manufacture for ourselves whatever we can, to keep our markets open for what we can spare or want; and the less we have to do with the amities or enmities of Europe, the better." --Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Leiper, 1815. ME 14:308
"As long as we can build cheaper than other nations, we shall be employed in preference to others." --Thomas Jefferson: Opinion on Granting Passports, 1793. ME 3:246
"I do not mean to say that it may not be for the general interest to foster for awhile certain infant manufactures until they are strong enough to stand against foreign rivals; but when evident that they will never be so, it is against right to make the other branches of industry support them." --Thomas Jefferson to Samuel Smith, 1823. ME 15:432
The Manufacture of Arms
"To make [arms] within ourselves... as well as the other implements of war, is as necessary as to make our bread within ourselves." --Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 1779. Papers 3:126
"The establishing a manufacture of arms... would make us independent for an article essential to our preservation." --Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Henry, 1785
.
"Our citizens have been always free to make, vend and export arms. It is the constant occupation and livelihood of some of them. To suppress their calling, the only means perhaps of their subsistence, because a war exists in foreign and distant countries in which we have no concern would scarcely be expected. It would be hard in principle and impossible in practice. The law of nations, therefore, respecting the rights of those at peace, does not require from them such an internal derangement in their occupations. It is satisfied with the external penalty... of confiscation of such portion of these arms as shall fall into the hands of any of the belligerent powers on their way to the ports of their enemies. To this penalty our citizens are warned that they will be abandoned; and that even private contraventions may work no inequality between the parties at war, the benefits of them will be left equally free and open to all." --Thomas Jefferson to George Hammond, 1793.](https://pics.onsizzle.com/american-manufacturing-supports-an-estimated-17-6-million-iobs-in-the-43633304.png)
![wrest: [14:32]The Lunar is sealed off!
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[14:32]Selene withdraws from the battlefield
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[14:32]Diabolos: Shall I thrust open the gate to the void?
The night hounds slaver at the scent of your fear
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[14:33Diabolos Noteven in eternal sleep shall you be free from the terror of my weaving!
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宿Balmung)) cool I mean we can just keep wiping it's whatever>
Jenova)) my bf is healin
Jenova)) fuck yourself
Balmung)) hey! enjoy talking to the GMs after this raid :D
Jenova)) we don't have time for this, people have jobs
Balmung)) that's a keeper right there
Jenova)) Stop persisting bad players with handholding
Jenova)) Let them die and raise them
宿Balmung)) or we could throw the fight and votekick.
,, ,:,
Balmung)) if you don't ahve time, don't... queue?
Jenova)) tihs shouldnt take an hour
Jenova)) This shouldn't take 30 minutes
* Balmung)) even today this raid,is considered difficult, if you didn't expect problems, thats on you
Balmung)) it happens mate
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[14:331(Balmung) this should take as long as it takes and that's on you if you queue for stuff you don't have
time for
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#Jenova)) If you need something explained watch a mizzteq vid
宿Balmung))that's not really."
[14:34]Diabolos: This tiresome battle hath dragged on overlong. Enough
Balmung)) a good attitude
1434]Diabölos: The ênergiês of the nether will be mine
l will bathe in primordial darkness!
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Balmang)) you must be the boyfriend
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14:34]Diabolos: Bow before the shrieking majesty of the void!
ls it just me or has mizz's quality dipped a lot recently
Adamantoise)) you are being snobby about a game people play specificaly to avoid snobbery
Balmung)) But for real. She makes good guides
[14:341Diabolos What have you done!
You seek to wrest from me control of the portal?
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le Bedraly hotefterfthaeäpha vid got retracted cuz it had so many mistakes in it
jenova)) This is past the spoiler alert window, if you don't want it spoiled, you deserve the deaths
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[14:35]Diabolos: So be it. A contest of strength, then
A contesteyou have no hope of winningonaing
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without a sippy c
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[14:36]Diabolos: Impossible! I am a lord of the void, you cannot
Balmung)) how do you manage, being unable to change your own dia
Balmung)) is that what Akemi is for
Jenova)) You don't need to baby every player that exists to where th
conten
enova
me way you manage
LT
Balmung)) Please, can we all jsut work togeth
Balmung)) you could jsut not play MMO's too
Balmung)) Just let it go
Balmung)) :D
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Jenova)) Says the instigator](https://pics.onsizzle.com/14-32-the-lunar-is-sealed-off-14-32-b-14-321-c-14-321-c-14-32-selene-withdraws-41662018.png)
![wrest: America belongs to
" "
We the People.
It does not belong
to the Congress.
It does not belong to
special interest groups.
It does not belong
to the Courts
It belongs to
"We the people...
John Jay
First Supreme Court Justice
Read these words by Founding father John Jay and first US Supreme Court Justice. We The People have allowed the courts and the legal profession to hijack our government and steal our rights. Why? Because we let them. How because we became so self-absorbed that we forgot the duties of our citizenship, being self-educated, thus allowing ourselves to be fully informed on the well-enumerated constraints and the limited power and authority given to the federal government.
John Jay also held it be our duty to only elect men with Christian values as our Constitution and our Republic was designed to function under the leadership of God Almighty. Our Constitution has its roots clearly in line with the Mayflower Compact which was derived from the book of Deuteronomy. For those who claim it is derived from English common law, remember and understand that English common law has its roots in Roman law which in turn has its roots in Levitical law, meaning it comes from the Book of Leviticus in the Bible.
It is time for the Christian men of this nation to stand up, to step and link up arm in arm and stand in the gap for our families. It is time take back our nation from the rogues we have elected in Congress and the rogues who have been appointed in the judiciary. I suspect that few of them even know or understand our Constitution and the rest of them ignore it and rely on an uninformed citizenry to wrest command and control from We The People. They are dangerously close to succeeding. The mandate sent to the former Republican majority was ignored. The result this past election was for voters to elect a Democrat majority in the House of Representatives. We have too few now serving who both understand and are in full support of constraining the rogue actions of our government. They, both parties working in concert with each other have stolen our rights, stolen our liberty and are stealing the American legacy. The legacy of a nation founded upon the moral laws given by God and conferred upon us. Christian men, we need to stand on the purity of Christ and we need act with the full purpose he has given to us as men and as American men. Our goal is simple, educate, empower and encourage us to use our God inspired rights to restore our nation and restore her seat as the leader of liberty to the world. ~MLB~
Yes, too bad that by the time we got to Chief Justice John Marshall, he decided that it belongs to the courts and the legislature as the courts allow.
Also too bad is that Jefferson's phrase "Separation of church and state" is so misunderstood. Christians point out that it is not in the Constitution and Christian haters (including activist judges), misinterpret it to mean no display of Christianity anywhere in public or by public employees.
The reality is that a true separation is EXACTLY what the Constitution established, and the Christians should love it, and the Christian haters would run from the phrase if ever upheld as the Constitution prescribes.
The establishment clause is very simple and in two parts.
"Congress shall pass no laws with regards to the establishment of religion,"
Keywords: Congress, laws, establishment
This clause refers specifically to Congress. As they are the only body charged with writing laws, this would also include the entire federal government because neither the judicial nor the executive branch has the constitutional authority to create law.
This clause is also specific in the term law. This means that, if it is not a law, they have done nothing wrong. If they allow prayer in any government gathering or on any federal land, that is NOT establishing LAW.
Finally, establishment...of religion. If a Senator or Representative hangs a cross on his door, does he create law or establish a
religion? Absolutely not. Any expression of religion by an individual or by Congress which is not mandated by law and does not establish religion is not a violation of the establishment clause. This includes all federal, state, city and other government employees and it also includes all federal, state, and local government lands. If it is not a law passed by Congress, and it does not establish a religion, it is not a violation of the Constitution.
On to the second part of the establishment clause:
"...nor prohibiting the free exercise of [religion].
This means that there can be no federal law which prohibits the free exercise of religion. There are no exceptions. It does not say, except for government employees. It does not say, except for on government property. It says that Congress can pass no laws which would prohibit the free exercise of religion. This means that if any government employee wants to decorate his/her office with Christian items, the federal government cannot create laws which would stop them. Public prayer by government employees....perfectly constitutional.
All of this can be summed up this way:
In Jefferson's phrase "separation of church and state" and in the Constitution, the separation is that Congress and the federal government have no authority whatsoever to write any laws with regards to religion. They have zero authority or power to do so.
It is freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM religion. ~Jon Colson](https://pics.onsizzle.com/america-belongs-to-we-the-people-it-does-43962916.png)
![wrest: America belongs to
" "
We the People.
It does not belong
to the Congress.
It does not belong to
special interest groups.
It does not belong
to the Courts
It belongs to
"We the people...
John Jay
First Supreme Court Justice
Read these words by Founding father John Jay and first US Supreme Court Justice. We The People have allowed the courts and the legal profession to hijack our government and steal our rights. Why? Because we let them. How because we became so self-absorbed that we forgot the duties of our citizenship, being self-educated, thus allowing ourselves to be fully informed on the well-enumerated constraints and the limited power and authority given to the federal government.
John Jay also held it be our duty to only elect men with Christian values as our Constitution and our Republic was designed to function under the leadership of God Almighty. Our Constitution has its roots clearly in line with the Mayflower Compact which was derived from the book of Deuteronomy. For those who claim it is derived from English common law, remember and understand that English common law has its roots in Roman law which in turn has its roots in Levitical law, meaning it comes from the Book of Leviticus in the Bible.
It is time for the Christian men of this nation to stand up, to step and link up arm in arm and stand in the gap for our families. It is time take back our nation from the rogues we have elected in Congress and the rogues who have been appointed in the judiciary. I suspect that few of them even know or understand our Constitution and the rest of them ignore it and rely on an uninformed citizenry to wrest command and control from We The People. They are dangerously close to succeeding. The mandate sent to the former Republican majority was ignored. The result this past election was for voters to elect a Democrat majority in the House of Representatives. We have too few now serving who both understand and are in full support of constraining the rogue actions of our government. They, both parties working in concert with each other have stolen our rights, stolen our liberty and are stealing the American legacy. The legacy of a nation founded upon the moral laws given by God and conferred upon us. Christian men, we need to stand on the purity of Christ and we need act with the full purpose he has given to us as men and as American men. Our goal is simple, educate, empower and encourage us to use our God inspired rights to restore our nation and restore her seat as the leader of liberty to the world. ~MLB~
Yes, too bad that by the time we got to Chief Justice John Marshall, he decided that it belongs to the courts and the legislature as the courts allow.
Also too bad is that Jefferson's phrase "Separation of church and state" is so misunderstood. Christians point out that it is not in the Constitution and Christian haters (including activist judges), misinterpret it to mean no display of Christianity anywhere in public or by public employees.
The reality is that a true separation is EXACTLY what the Constitution established, and the Christians should love it, and the Christian haters would run from the phrase if ever upheld as the Constitution prescribes.
The establishment clause is very simple and in two parts.
"Congress shall pass no laws with regards to the establishment of religion,"
Keywords: Congress, laws, establishment
This clause refers specifically to Congress. As they are the only body charged with writing laws, this would also include the entire federal government because neither the judicial nor the executive branch has the constitutional authority to create law.
This clause is also specific in the term law. This means that, if it is not a law, they have done nothing wrong. If they allow prayer in any government gathering or on any federal land, that is NOT establishing LAW.
Finally, establishment...of religion. If a Senator or Representative hangs a cross on his door, does he create law or establish a
religion? Absolutely not. Any expression of religion by an individual or by Congress which is not mandated by law and does not establish religion is not a violation of the establishment clause. This includes all federal, state, city and other government employees and it also includes all federal, state, and local government lands. If it is not a law passed by Congress, and it does not establish a religion, it is not a violation of the Constitution.
On to the second part of the establishment clause:
"...nor prohibiting the free exercise of [religion].
This means that there can be no federal law which prohibits the free exercise of religion. There are no exceptions. It does not say, except for government employees. It does not say, except for on government property. It says that Congress can pass no laws which would prohibit the free exercise of religion. This means that if any government employee wants to decorate his/her office with Christian items, the federal government cannot create laws which would stop them. Public prayer by government employees....perfectly constitutional.
All of this can be summed up this way:
In Jefferson's phrase "separation of church and state" and in the Constitution, the separation is that Congress and the federal government have no authority whatsoever to write any laws with regards to religion. They have zero authority or power to do so.
It is freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM religion. ~Jon Colson](https://pics.onsizzle.com/america-belongs-to-we-the-people-it-does-42436996.png)
