Excellent from all....... here-here!

Just received this from the editor of the East Valley Tribune:

Thank you for your kind note regarding the Hancock column. I will share your feedback with others in our department.

 Chris Coppola

Editor

East Valley Tribune and evtrib.com

Federal Officials

No threat to the US Constitution itself by enemies foreign or domestic can succeed without the cooperation of treasonous federal officials aiding and abetting them, since only they can manipulate the laws to remove original safeguards, distort, circumvent, or subvert it.

Only they can usurp authority, advance tyranny, weaken our borders, military, and economy, impose financial bondage, institutionalize secular humanism, or legalize socialism, marxism, and fascism. Only they can destroy the principles of freedom our Founders and Patriots have fought or died for. (New laws protecting them are unconstitutional and obstruct justice, since no one, especially domestic enemies of the Constitution, can ever be above the law.)

Is it sedition to speak so boldly? According to the Founders, sedition only occurs when the people rebel against the constitutional government they gave us. Today’s government has eroded far from that.

Is it unpatriotic to speak so? Patriotism is not blind submissiveness to government, nor loyalty to any particular leader or party. Patriotism is vigilance in protecting and preserving the US Constitution from all enemies foreign or domestic who would incrementally pervert or overthrow it, or trample upon the many rights, freedoms and sovereignties of the people.

America has no greater enemy foreign or domestic, nor greater criminal offense, than a federal official, past or present, who (willfully, or through neglect, bribery, or coercion) undermines the Constitution, violates the Founder’s intent, or betrays the public trust.

Here's what I sent the East Valley Tribune:

Dear Sirs,
I write to thank you for printing Ernest Hancock's opinion piece entitled "Stand Up to Unchecked Federal Power" on 8/25. Quite often only one side of a story makes it to the Public Eye, and I was glad to see the basic facts in this instance presented from the source.

Keep up the good work,

Ed Vallejo 

How 'bout everybody leaves a positive comment at the end of Ernie's article on the Trib website?

You've got the talent Mr. Hancock to articulate freedoms views very effectively.  Thanks for your part and make it so.