A March for Liberty
From Regulatory Oppression
A March for Liberty
From Regulatory Oppression
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
Ipswich, MA is a quintessential colonial New England town. It boasts the oldest stone arch bridge, and most wooden houses built before 1700. And it made history in 1687 as citizens gathered to denounce arbitrary government actions.
The Boston Massacre
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
On March 5, 1770, King Street in Boston (just 41 miles away from Ipswich by current roads) frustrated colonists were slaughtered by Capt. Thomas Prestons 29th Regiment of foot. That event became a rallying cry for colonists to boldy stand against the imperious and capricious British rule.
The Oppression is Devastating
Re-Birthplace of American Independence
The Oppression is Devastating
NOW THEREFORE, I, Charles D. Baker, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, pursuant to the powers provided by Chapter 639 of the Acts of 1950 and Section 2A of Chapter 17 of the General Laws, do hereby issue this proclamation that there now exists in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts a STATE OF EMERGENCY.
It's Time to Push Back and Stand Tall
Two Weeks to Slow the Spread, Vaccines, Climate Panic, etc.
We've did what they asked. We followed the rules.
COVID-19 is a real disease which the Chinese maliciously and intentionally allowed to spread globally even as they shut down domestic travel. It's killed and sickened many of our fellow citizens.
And it's been weaponized via panic and calls for "an abundance of caution" by both useful idiots and petulant bureaucratic tyrants
In retrospect, we have been subject to the most dramatic and rapid expansion of government overreach in the history of the United States. While gangs maurade and our cities collapse, citizens are declared terrorist for driving their cars, cooking on gas stoves, challenging low level idealogues and eating meat.
Citizens who have paid taxes and contributed to communities have seen their livelihoods, life's work and savings eviscerated due NOT to the virus, but the capricious, ineffective and arbitrary edicts which are stifling the economy and suffocating individual liberty and by vile edicts, fabricated from thin air, robbing them of Natural Rights.
And they continue to simply ratchet them down further while our infrastructure crumbles, prices soar and we're mocked around the world.
Enough is enough. We are Americans. We saved the world from tyranny in the 1910s and 1940s.
And now we must save ourselves from it. We'll start by declaring solidarity with the small courageous group who first spoke actively against the crown in 1773 - those slaughtered at the Boston Massacre.
The Action Plan
Enough is Enough
And yet through this entire crisis, not one government official has relinquished any of their secure pay or their sinecures.
Meanwhile hardworking Americans like Carlos Roman (shown above), proprietor of Bread and Barley have been denied the right to provide for their families. From Covina, CA to Ipswich, MA and across the fruited plains between. You can't watch this video and not feel simultaneous empathy for him and contempt for the bureaucrats who are forcing more people into miles long lines for foodbanks.
And so it's time.
If Ipswich, MA was the Birthplace of American Independence, it will now become the place of America's rebirth. And there's no more appropriate day than March 5th, the anniversary of the Boston Massacre.
While many in our communities may for various reasons simply comply and bend their knee, it has never taken many to bring tyrants and bullies to heel.
It's time.
Add your voice and character to the chorus. And stand together as individuals united in a common cause - with a clarion call to current and potential tyrants across the Commonwealth of MA, New England and the United States!
Enough is Enough!
Dwight Eisenhower
"If all that Americans want is security, they can go to prison. They'll have enough to eat, a bed and a roof over their heads. But if an American wants to preserve his dignity and his equality as a human being, he must not bow his neck to any dictatorial government."