Long trains of abuses, the ignoring of our lawful petitions… Tyranny, pure and simple, rearing it’s ugly head.  Yet, yesterday, courageous voices of freedom rang out in the Cradle of Liberty. One can hardly imagine the welling of spirit experienced, meeting at Historic Faneuil Hall.

One could almost hear the cheering of the patriots, buried close by, as one speaker after another brought the living to their feet. The fiery passion of Garret Lear, personable charm of Rand Paul, and brilliant wit of Dr. Vieira all contributed to a historic day.

We learned more about old threats, like “election fraud“, and emerging ones like “spy thechnology”. We heard about a grassroots congress from We, The People and the organizing of modern Committees of Safety. JBS came down to talk about their surge.

Tom did a great job MC’ing, the timekeeper ran a tight ship, and the generous breaks allowed us all to mingle and buzz. A true citizen’s meeting over civic issues, and a reminder of what is good and right about our constitutional republic.

Afterwards, a few of the hardier souls joined us for a march through the market down to the harbor where we had a Boston Paper Party to carry on the traditions of the original r3VOLutionaries, who threw tea in the harbor.

The Boston Banknote Party

Not a re-enactment, in our own small way, this was the real thing. We threw in a buck, to symbolize our dis-satisfaction and out-right opposition to a fiat currency and the tyranny it allows. Right now, thieves and traitors are robbing our posterity of their future property, and that is a modern day “taxation without representation.” Unelected private bankers are controlling our economy via that hidden “inflation tax” and that is “taxation without representation.”  Many of us have had enough and we are joining together. Keep an eye out for The Online Liberty Alliance in a place called Liberty Forest…

Afterward, we caught up with everyone at The Green Dragon where we all ate, drank, and furthered our plans, in good ol’ Bostonian, r3VOLutionary style.

Hats off to Walter Reddy and the organizers/volunteers.

Thanks all

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