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Ron Ewart
Do You See That Bright Star?...That’s America
April 9, 2010
"Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes shine
to the stars. Enthusiasm is the sparkle in your
eyes, the swing in your gait, the grip of your hand,
the irresistible surge of will and energy to execute
your ideas." –
Henry Ford
Henry Ford was the embodiment of the
American free spirit. Fortunately, he materialized on the American scene
before America became the country of "I can't" or, "you'd better not".
Many like Ford have gone before him and many more will follow him,
because
that bright star that is America is a breeding ground for new bright
stars, almost every day.
A star is born in our infinite universe
as the result of two opposing forces, gravity and nuclear energy. A
whirling ball of hydrogen gas starts to condense, as gravity forces the
hydrogen atoms ever closer together. As gravity increases the density of
the hydrogen, the friction of the atoms crashing into each other, starts
to create immense heat. Finally, the heat rises to the point that atoms
of hydrogen are fused into atoms of helium at an un-imaginable rate. At
the point of fusion, (critical mass) massive amounts of energy radiate
into the void...and a star is born.
The gravity of the infant star reaches
out its tentacles into the disc shape of gas that surrounds the
star, where the accretion of gas and rock has been condensed into
planets. The planets then begin their journey around the mother star in
the grip of her gravity, until the mother star finally writhes in the
death throes of its red giant and white dwarf phases. At that point the
inner planets are consumed by their mother and the universe won't take a
single notice of the event, as stars are dying and being born every
second, somewhere in the cosmos.
Some balls of hydrogen gas are so immense
they create super stars, many times the size of our Sun. As the nuclear
forces start to decline, at the end of the star's normal nuclear
life, the force of gravity begins to crunch the star like a vice. At a
certain point, the rising nuclear forces resulting from the increasing
gravity, explodes the star in a super nova, sending the expanding gas
out into space at 600,000 miles per hour, annihilating anything and
everything in its path. The visible light from the super nova can be
seen from billions of light years away, and billions of years back in
time. The light from the super nova can be many times brighter than the
light from all the stars in the galaxy, in which the super nova star
resides.
America too was born out of two opposing
forces, government oppression and the insatiable and unstoppable human
desire for freedom. As the "heat" began to rise from the tightening
grip of King George the III on the colonialists, the inhabitants of this
new land on a new continent, reached critical mass and a unique new
country was born out of revolution, a country that is the brightest star
of any country that ever formed on this third planet from our mother
star, the Sun. America was and is the super nova of all other countries
and will remain so, if her light of liberty is not snuffed out by
apathy, neglect, in-attention and treachery and treason from within.
The American people are the energy that
keeps the star of America shining brightly and they radiate her message
of freedom into the depths of depravity, despair, corruption and
savagery that exist in so many other parts of our world. Our technology,
industriousness, creativity, production and generosity reaches out and
touches almost every other person on the planet. That energy is the
product of living under the umbrella of liberty. That umbrella of
liberty has its foundation in our founding documents, the Declaration of
Independence and the US Constitution.
But serious cracks are forming in
America's foundation and serious efforts are needed to shore up those
cracks. If the cracks are allowed to expand, at a certain point, no
amount of effort will be able to fill them, the foundation will collapse
and a free America will be no more.
When you look up at the symbol of our
freedom, our American flag, remember, you and the millions of other
freedom-loving Americans, are the only ones that can keep that flag
flying high and the star of America shining bright, for as long as
humans remain on this earth. We have a vicious enemy within our ranks,
that is doing everything in its power to put that light out. Do not let
the bright star of America steadily decline in brilliance, until it is
extinguished forever.
As in 1776, critical mass is but a short
distance away. If we do not squelch the force of oppression with the
force of the insatiable, unstoppable human desire for freedom, the
oppression force will win out and a revolution may be necessary to
re-start the light of freedom, in the once-bright star of America.
About Ron Ewart
Ron Ewart, President, National
Association of Rural Landowners, an organization
dedicated to re-establish, preserve, protect and
defend property rights. He maintains a website
here.
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