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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for our life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, consent-based governance, everything that our forefathers

did 250 years ago as we enter this historic week where we celebrate that anniversary.

But those celebrations will ring hollow.

Those barbecues will be stale as hell.

If we don't actually understand that we are facing a more existential but also internal, deep-rooted tyranny that is all-encompassing,

destroying not just our taxation, taxation without representation, but social transformation without representation. Our economy, our demography, our way of

life, it is a hundred times worse than King George. We're late to the game.

We're going decades into this.

And we're not even activated to at least discover a plan.

I'm going to have probably a 5,000 word polemic coming out, hopefully at the end of the week if I could finish it and get it

edited, really going through this, what we missed about the declaration, how it's worse than it

was 250 years ago, and different steps to reclaim it.

And it's very difficult.

What do you do in a modern society where people aren't

prone to violence, to resistance, to even passive resistance? And frankly, we have a state,

a government that's strong enough to deter people like you and me from reclaiming the Constitution,

reclaiming the social compact, but of course not strong enough strategically and willfully to protect us from

Islam, to protect us from Antifa, Anarcho tyranny crime. And these are the vexing questions we

should be dealing with. And there's no easy answer when you're coming this late. But I will tell you,

folks, the only reason why there's no easy answer is because

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