Texas Drifter Unfurls Citizens’ Flag
Marshall’s Law Townhall Dateline – Repetition is good teaching tool. Furl is defined as rolling a flag or sail around something.
As for Citizens Flag, white stars on blue background represents family of fifty Free States united as Heaven’s favorite constitutional republic. Red represents blood shed and blood willing to be shed defending loyalty oaths to Heaven to uphold, protect, and defend.
Almost enough words, reader can see Citizen’s Flag by visiting Citizens Passions. To quote preacher-soldier Peter Muhlenberg’s last sermon during 1775 in Shenandoah Valley of Virginia: There is a time for preaching and praying. But there is also a time for fighting. Now this time has come.” In the same moment he threw off his clerical garb and stood in the pulpit in the uniform of a Colonel of the Continental army.
Even though Texas Drifter may not be a minister, nor does he own a Continental colonel army uniform. Texas Drifter would rather be remembered standing alone defending America’s Citizen’s Flag; than be chastised in memory as coward turned traitor who chose to whimper with slaves.
Rules of engagement, only four:
1. Let tyrants and their worshipers’ see Citizen’s Flags everywhere to remind America last wickedly evil ones that there are some lines that cannot be re-crossed without severe consequences.
2. Tyrants must fire first second shot to be heard around the world; as British tyrants fired first, first shot heard around the world.
3. Like General Houston of San Jacinto fame, America’s tyrant leaders if possible need to be captured alive. Houston needed Mexican “butcher” Santa Anna to sign peace treaty and order rest of his troops to leave Texas. Contemporary patriots need America’s tyrants alive to prove integrity of Constitution by providing tyrants with their due process: indictments, trials, defenses, convictions, appeals, and due process in some cases capital punishments.
4. Security begins with vigilance, you the reader’s assignment if you choose to accept it; look up definition of vigilance.
Nice thing about making a free will choice between right and evil is you have a fifty-fifty chance of making right choice. Now this writing exercise has enough words.
