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Around six o’clock on this quiet afternoon Mr. Sirmans decided he would put
pen to paper and add a couple of promotional essays to his web site. These
essays are not excerpt from his books, he just felt like jotting down some
current thoughts spinning in his head. Much of Mr. Sirmans writing is seen as
extreme or maybe even kooky because we live in a land of plenty under
mostly normal conditions.
Someone said something to this effect, “The greatest battle of all can be the
battle from within.” Well, Mr. Sirmans is one who has fought an internal mental
battle from within practically all of his life. That is why his writing is geared
toward survival under adverse or extreme conditions.
A fact that no reasonable informed person can dismiss today is western
civilization and our nation may be faced with the gravest economical and
survival threats, ever. That is why he feels he must speak out because at this
time in history his foresight and warning are stress calls to the wise.
FREDDIE L. SIRMANS' VIEWS ON PERSPECTIVE AND THE BIG PICTURE:
In his writing it is no secret that he is in favor of weaning off of big government
and the welfare state. The first thing most people will think is this guy is cruel,
insensitive, hard and uncaring. But, in his view he is just the opposite.
He thank God that he has been blessed with the wisdom to see very deep and
clear, in other words he has the perspective to see the big picture.
Lets look at it this way, this is a problem you can’t piece meal, it has to be dealt
with on a national scale. Fact one, “You can’t get blood out of a turnip,”
meaning a business can’t get money if people don’t have any, or it can’t charge
a higher price than people can pay, and stay in business.
That basic fact is the foundation that a true free market place rest upon.
Bartering is the natural primitive economically means of human survival. A
thriving underground bartering system always leaves a glimmering sign of hope
in case an economy collapses. Without our big government social provider
there definitely would be a thriving underground bartering system.
He is not advocating anything like that, he is only stating the facts as he see
them. In his view all of our egg are in one basket, We have no plan “B” fall back
position like an underground bartering system and a strong nuclear and
extended family system to organize and survive on in case of a large extended
calamity. He sees no true depth, here, we are like caught up in the moment.
Sure, they need hard currency to trade on the open market, but for a large part
Russia and much of eastern Europe are already back to bartering as a fall back
position to a great extant. The idea of even mentioning this subject is taboo,
extreme, and kooky to most Americans, but Mr. Sirmans feels when it comes to
the survival of this great nation under all conditions no survival tool should be
completely thrown away.
Now, far too many people believe the answer is to heavily extra tax those that
have more and give it to those that don’t have enough to pay for the basic
goods and services. However, that sounds noble and caring, but that type of
thinking flies in the face of human nature. Through-out history it has been the
role of the nuclear family, the extended family, religious organizations, and the
community, not a government social provider to Permanently take care of the
needy.
This is where we are today. Sure, Americans are a giving people, we freely
gives to all kinds of charity organizations. But, for the government to take from
Peter to pay Paul that is a horse of a different color. That is actually socialism
and will destroy the entrepreneurial spirit in this country, which is what made it
great.
It’s not obvious, but behind the scene successful people put in long hours and
makes great sacrifices. Successful people are not fools, they do more only to
earn more. It's not only morally wrong, but economically wrong to take their
earning just because they worked harder and earned more.
There has never been and never will be a rich and wealthy society without a lot
of rich people. These are the people that really create wealth for themselves
and all of society. Failure to respect this rule is why most of the world is poor
and will always be poor, and if we continue down this path we also will soon be
a poor and bankrupt nation.
It is like killing the goose that lays the golden egg, Still, many people want to
continue down this road of least resistance. I don’t know where it will take us or
when it will end, but I do know when it does end almost the entire inner fabric
of this country will have been destroyed, the nuclear family system, the
extended family, a natural underground bartering system, our agriculture and
factory labor force, our small family farms, our small town hospitals, our small
hog farmers, our will to properly protect our borders, our free market place, and
on and on.
It is all caused from our big government social provider. Without government
being a big social provider the “Fact one rule” would keep prices where even
the poorest of the poor could pay out of pocket for medical care and the basic
things to live. It’s a fact that you can’t get blood out of a turnip and if you had
masses of poor people they would dictate prices down to their level without a
social provider government, and the economy would not be distorted like it is
now with non-producers living the highest on the hog.
He is not an economist but he knows what they call growing the economy is not
natural and healthy in the long run. When you have masses of local , state, and
federal government employees, plus treasure check recipients receiving raises
every year that is what’s growing the economy in an unnatural way.
That alone will keep pushing the prices of almost everything further and further
out of reach for the poor and middle class. Knock, knock, "Is anybody home in
there? Wake up America!" My God, where is our sanity? Where is our national
survival instinct? Think people, think! Come on now, this is not rocket science,
folks.
No one knows when or how long this system will play out, but for God sake let
brave men and women of sound judgment take this bull by the horns and
challenge some of this runaway political correctness. As a writer, he rest his
pen. He is a writer folks, and doesn't have to be right on a lot of the things he
write. In fact he hopes he is wrong about our economy collapsing.
He sees so much good about this great, great nation. Hopefully, some divine
intervention will ease the collapse of this ill conceived all-encumbrancing sugar
daddy social provider that has staved-off nearly all natural but crucial
economical safety valves and rebirths. Lord help us! Take a moment of
silence, please. Let us pray...Amen.
pen to paper and add a couple of promotional essays to his web site. These
essays are not excerpt from his books, he just felt like jotting down some
current thoughts spinning in his head. Much of Mr. Sirmans writing is seen as
extreme or maybe even kooky because we live in a land of plenty under
mostly normal conditions.
Someone said something to this effect, “The greatest battle of all can be the
battle from within.” Well, Mr. Sirmans is one who has fought an internal mental
battle from within practically all of his life. That is why his writing is geared
toward survival under adverse or extreme conditions.
A fact that no reasonable informed person can dismiss today is western
civilization and our nation may be faced with the gravest economical and
survival threats, ever. That is why he feels he must speak out because at this
time in history his foresight and warning are stress calls to the wise.
FREDDIE L. SIRMANS' VIEWS ON PERSPECTIVE AND THE BIG PICTURE:
In his writing it is no secret that he is in favor of weaning off of big government
and the welfare state. The first thing most people will think is this guy is cruel,
insensitive, hard and uncaring. But, in his view he is just the opposite.
He thank God that he has been blessed with the wisdom to see very deep and
clear, in other words he has the perspective to see the big picture.
Lets look at it this way, this is a problem you can’t piece meal, it has to be dealt
with on a national scale. Fact one, “You can’t get blood out of a turnip,”
meaning a business can’t get money if people don’t have any, or it can’t charge
a higher price than people can pay, and stay in business.
That basic fact is the foundation that a true free market place rest upon.
Bartering is the natural primitive economically means of human survival. A
thriving underground bartering system always leaves a glimmering sign of hope
in case an economy collapses. Without our big government social provider
there definitely would be a thriving underground bartering system.
He is not advocating anything like that, he is only stating the facts as he see
them. In his view all of our egg are in one basket, We have no plan “B” fall back
position like an underground bartering system and a strong nuclear and
extended family system to organize and survive on in case of a large extended
calamity. He sees no true depth, here, we are like caught up in the moment.
Sure, they need hard currency to trade on the open market, but for a large part
Russia and much of eastern Europe are already back to bartering as a fall back
position to a great extant. The idea of even mentioning this subject is taboo,
extreme, and kooky to most Americans, but Mr. Sirmans feels when it comes to
the survival of this great nation under all conditions no survival tool should be
completely thrown away.
Now, far too many people believe the answer is to heavily extra tax those that
have more and give it to those that don’t have enough to pay for the basic
goods and services. However, that sounds noble and caring, but that type of
thinking flies in the face of human nature. Through-out history it has been the
role of the nuclear family, the extended family, religious organizations, and the
community, not a government social provider to Permanently take care of the
needy.
This is where we are today. Sure, Americans are a giving people, we freely
gives to all kinds of charity organizations. But, for the government to take from
Peter to pay Paul that is a horse of a different color. That is actually socialism
and will destroy the entrepreneurial spirit in this country, which is what made it
great.
It’s not obvious, but behind the scene successful people put in long hours and
makes great sacrifices. Successful people are not fools, they do more only to
earn more. It's not only morally wrong, but economically wrong to take their
earning just because they worked harder and earned more.
There has never been and never will be a rich and wealthy society without a lot
of rich people. These are the people that really create wealth for themselves
and all of society. Failure to respect this rule is why most of the world is poor
and will always be poor, and if we continue down this path we also will soon be
a poor and bankrupt nation.
It is like killing the goose that lays the golden egg, Still, many people want to
continue down this road of least resistance. I don’t know where it will take us or
when it will end, but I do know when it does end almost the entire inner fabric
of this country will have been destroyed, the nuclear family system, the
extended family, a natural underground bartering system, our agriculture and
factory labor force, our small family farms, our small town hospitals, our small
hog farmers, our will to properly protect our borders, our free market place, and
on and on.
It is all caused from our big government social provider. Without government
being a big social provider the “Fact one rule” would keep prices where even
the poorest of the poor could pay out of pocket for medical care and the basic
things to live. It’s a fact that you can’t get blood out of a turnip and if you had
masses of poor people they would dictate prices down to their level without a
social provider government, and the economy would not be distorted like it is
now with non-producers living the highest on the hog.
He is not an economist but he knows what they call growing the economy is not
natural and healthy in the long run. When you have masses of local , state, and
federal government employees, plus treasure check recipients receiving raises
every year that is what’s growing the economy in an unnatural way.
That alone will keep pushing the prices of almost everything further and further
out of reach for the poor and middle class. Knock, knock, "Is anybody home in
there? Wake up America!" My God, where is our sanity? Where is our national
survival instinct? Think people, think! Come on now, this is not rocket science,
folks.
No one knows when or how long this system will play out, but for God sake let
brave men and women of sound judgment take this bull by the horns and
challenge some of this runaway political correctness. As a writer, he rest his
pen. He is a writer folks, and doesn't have to be right on a lot of the things he
write. In fact he hopes he is wrong about our economy collapsing.
He sees so much good about this great, great nation. Hopefully, some divine
intervention will ease the collapse of this ill conceived all-encumbrancing sugar
daddy social provider that has staved-off nearly all natural but crucial
economical safety valves and rebirths. Lord help us! Take a moment of
silence, please. Let us pray...Amen.
Lord I ask you in your name to guide and protect this great, great
nation that our children, grand children, and future generations too
will experience the joys and freedoms of western culture. Amen.
nation that our children, grand children, and future generations too
will experience the joys and freedoms of western culture. Amen.
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