In less than two days marks the anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Here we are in 2021 still scorned over his murder, questioning what could have been. Dare I say that the death of Kennedy may have just as well been the death of the USA?

Nothing has been the same. Vast ambitions for America and the world suddenly ceased to exist. We never returned to the moon, at least publicly, which could bolster our resolve for futurism. We never began serious nuclear energy. We simply were caught in the gill net of, in retrospect to some, a vast criminal conspiracy.

In case the obvious wasn’t…obvious, we are nowhere near the point of advancement as a whole had Kennedy survived. We were neutered, in a way, and temporarily blinded. “The American Dream” was now a bumper sticker and not an achievable reality, at least to those who weren’t lucky to stumble upon wealth. A simple job that could support an entire household began to slowly dwindle, succumbing to the reality that they had become nothing more than weights and chains and not liberty.

If this was the goal of this vast conspiracy? Folks, it succeeded. Our livelihoods are now in constant limbo. Our ability to survive outside of the machine that was built from the ashes of America’s fall in 1963 has been taken from us.

It’s a bleak and dire position, once you are awake

to the harsh reality of the present. If you feel this as well…no. You are not alone.

They’re simply waiting until we give it up—the last shred of a shred of our liberty and whatever might remain of our freedoms. Our own constitution is being weaponized against us. The media, an extension of this tactic, remains too powerful.

My fellow Americans, at which point do we recognize that fighting back is no longer a ‘last resort’ policy, but a requirement to survive?

I don’t know about everyone here, but the decision seems simple enough. If we don’t act, we may never be able to be free again. Being free is rare in history, and for a reason. Why continue to allow them reasons?