An open letter to Barack Obama, admonishing him for ascending the throne to rule over us all as subjects, chattel, and the new Amerikan Niggers; and for failing or refusing to acknowledge the common rights of all men for the purposes of exploiting ignorance and perpetuating collectivist tyranny.

Mr. Obama,

Congratulations, sir, on becoming the first "man of color" to occupy the office of "Warden in Chief", administering the prescriptive rights and privileges of your ever-so-clueless dependents. It can be said that every vote cast for you represented one more hungry mouth for which the federal government is expected to fill to the detriment of other prosperous and industrious people. You have before you a nation of infantile dependents, incapable, illiterate, immoral, and immature; a testament to the failed public educational system that turns out indoctrinated automatons by the millions.

 I respect your feigned attempt at illustrating the racial divide that has been eating away at this country’s cultural psyche and that which is now culminating with the triangulation of hate, nationalism, and racism fed by the fuel of “illegal immigration” tossed capriciously upon the smoldering heap of racial discord. You may believe you are quelling the acrimony, but you sir, have possibly exacerbated it. You were speaking to a largely ignorant populace, but the undertone of a rallying cry for elitists permeates your message.

Considering you position, it is understood that politicians feed upon the insecurities and ignorance of others they callously call their constituents. Politicians have become the new plantation owners and we, those you call “citizens of the United States”, are the slaves. Beginning with the acceptance of slavery in the Constitution, notwithstanding the irreconcilable dichotomy with the Declaration that says “all men are created equal”, implying that slaves were not men; through the un-Civil war for commerce not slavery; the passage of the “Reconstruction Amendments to the United States Constitution”; through the black codes of the south; the struggle for equality, civil disobedience, and the Civil Rights Act… At every turn government has successfully circumvented black’s attempts at asserting their unalienable rights and claiming their sovereignty. Instead, they have been sold a Bill of Rights, through the Incorporation Doctrine, and afforded to be duly processed under the law.

Why, sir, do you serve up platitudes such as, “…to deliver slaves from bondage, or provide men and women of every color and creed their full rights and obligations as citizens of the United States.”? Why do you not refer to the common Creator of all men instead of the watered-down prescriptive servitude of U.S. citizenship? Is it because those U.S. citizens are the subjects over who you seek to be elected their keeper? I essayed this trap of involuntary servitude on my blog where I addressed the profundity called “Martin Luther King Day”.

Mr. Obama, we, the “kept inhabitants” of the United States are the niggas of the 21’st century. We have been goaded, tricked, deceived, dumbed-down, frightened, fattened, and exploited to turning to that sonofaUncleSam for our sustenance and security. We almost have true equality inasmuch as the middle-class and lower-class are virtually homogenous and the ruling elite, of which politicians, lawyers, and corporations occupy the marble thrones. Niggers belong to the antebellum and pre-civil rights world, where the segue to niggas has now embraced both white, black, male, and female through surreptitious legislation, police state implementation, and the dissolution of our republic into one large federal enclave occupied by resident vassals.

Even though I hail from the “whitey” camp of U.S. niggas, I wholeheartedly agree with Reverend Wright's rhetoric. The man has nailed it. I sense his indignance, outrage, frustration, and honesty. America is not the land of God. It is not the land of justice. It is not the land of freedom. It is a lie, a bastion of hypocrisy, a stronghold of ignorance, and a source of world instability and strife. And it is because people have surrendered their reason, conscience and morals in favor of being fattened for slaughter by earthly masters. The people refuse to, or at least cannot hear the truth, because their ears are full of sand and their heads full of public school indoctrination. Whites, as well as blacks, are culpable for the disastrous ending to the great American experiment. Whites first subjugated blacks, and then offered them government privileges instead of acknowledging their rights as free people under one Creator. The so-called black leaders then formed an alliance with government in exchange for power and positions of influence over the not-quite-free rabble. Instead of expressing righteous indignation and claiming their right to self-determination they became the dispensers of handouts and benefits. As long as they kept the masses placated, government would extend to them latitude and discretion in arbitrating their obedience.

You have already failed as a leader in identifying the system of subjugation that seeks to breed wards of the state and allude to the government being the source of morality, freedom, and justice. You do not believe that all people are created equal. You seek to not only perpetuate the servitude of blacks, you administer the political trappings that have also ensnared whites as well. You profit from keeping equality within the discretion of government, and freedom tucked away in a locked box away from individuals pining for truth. You do not want to recognize free men, in general, but want to rule over invalids who depend upon you for their security and happiness.

Until people, black, white, Hispanic, and other refuse to lend their consent to other men in hopes of being governed into prosperity and happiness; until they stop surrendering their children to murderers for militaristic pursuits and glory; until they stop toiling for their master’s benefit instead of their own; until they stop the hypocrisy and lying, they will continue to suffer by their own hands, chained and calloused, controlled and owned by tyrants and despots. Mr. Obama, you may believe you adroitly avoided calling a spade a spade, but you inadvertently called us all your nigga’s.

Signed,

Mark McCoy

Former U.S. citizen, and promoter of unalienable, natural rights for ALL PEOPLE.

My Statement to Government

I do not consent! I am not one of the consenting governed, and I publically rebut any such presumption. I am not a subject to any earthly master or authority. I rescind all explicit or tacit allegiances to ANY government for the protection of My rights, life, or property, and I assume full and total responsibility for My protection of same. I will pay My own way, through voluntary taxes or fees, for any burden I place on government or society through the use of any privilege or benefit. I operate under no privilege or license; I am armed, capable, and prepared to  provide for My own defense, the defense of My loved ones, and any who may seek My aid. I am knowledgeable, informed, and aware of all the absolute, natural, unalienable, and inviolable rights bestowed by My Creator; and I will live My life under the terms of My conscience; acted upon through My reason, and for any transgression against the like rights, freedoms or property of another, be subject to the punishment of my person; save but for My own private actions, shall I be ultimately accountable to no one or no thing other than My Creator. Any action taken by any one or any thing that poses a threat, diminishment, violation or penalty to Myself or My property will be met with resistance, belligerence, resolve, and determination and, if need-be, force. I Understand and acknowledge the pervasive ignorance that permeates and pollutes many of the minds of today, and I objectionably and reluctantly submit to some level of inconvenience upon My person by the unthinking, ignorant, and fearful automatons who have sold themselves into servitude, thereby having abandoned their conscience in favor of the mandates and dictates of artificial reason. I find it more humane and expedient to not bemoan a ripple of inequity that finds it origin in a sea of tyranny. I will reach out to My fellow man, though they may move from a position of ignorance and fear. Should My peaceful offer of understanding and reason be denied in favor of the anesthetizing fog of  ignorance, I will deliver upon them a blow indistinguishable from that which is reserved for an ill disposed despot should they attempt to act upon that ignorance to My injury. I unequivocally and definitively claim My life, freedom and property as Mine, and Mine alone, not subject to the whim or needs of any society, government, or incorporeal construct of the mind of man. I will assert My life and freedom in a peaceable and civil manner; will resolve to obey no one; will submit Myself to just penalties for my transgressions; and under coercion, threat, or force will retaliate in-kind for My preservation and protection. So help Me God!

"Know all men by these presents, that I, Mark McCoy, do not wish to be regarded as a member of any incorporated society, incorporeal body, or legal construct which I have not voluntarily, explicitly, and with fully informed consent, joined."

What I have to say I do so after much anguish and reflection. The evidence, as I see it, is irrefutable and abundant. The assembly of free and independent states that is called America has been relegated to the pages of history and replaced by a de-facto government called the "United States", with no basis in the will of the People, but rather by the consent of the ignorant. Will and consent are not synonymous.

Will is voluntary, purposeful, and deliberate. It is a desire and command for something. Consent is voluntary, whether knowingly or ignorantly, and permissive. It is also acquiescence, capitulation, surrender or apathy. The will of the People created a government, but only to act upon the consent of the governed. I no longer offer my consent. In my opinion, modern government is an anachronistic institution that has outlived its purpose. It is widely held that the ONLY legitimate purpose of government is the protection of the rights and property of the People. Government is NOT to dispense benefits, administer programs, heal, clothe, and educate people. These duties should be left to society-at-large. This notion is often impugned by those ensconced in the collectivist camp because society, more specifically people, cannot be trusted to manage such endeavors. My response is then, if People cannot be trusted to act charitably, compassionately, philanthropically, or responsibly towards their fellow-man, then how can such incompetent People be trusted to collectively discern from the population, and vote for, a body of competent People charged with taxing, regulating, controlling, and punishing the People for their political and natural transgressions?

Government thrives on consent; be it express or tacit. It is that consent which lends legitimacy to the harm it causes. Without consent, much of what government does could be identified as tyrannical, despotic, terroristic, oppressive, and violent, if it weren't for the People dutifully trudging off to the polls to cast their consent to the wind in hopes that a despot-in-waiting will rain less injury down upon them than the previous despot. And what recourse may provide us relief should the election cycle result in more tyranny with the only chance of relief being years away in another election? Must the People be forced to suffer for no other reason than there be no political relief from a despot? Or may the People shed their political shackles so that they may find relief in their natural state, absent the trappings of political edifices, and simply vow to obey no more?

Where does this lead me? I really cannot say. I know only of a few instances where this philosophy has been applied. Henry David Thoreau, I believe, was the first to put it into application. Later, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King took the same path. Each, of their own application of this principle, involved peaceful, non-violent, civil disobedience. It may be worthwhile to investigate the implications of that application, as it may stand in contradistinction to self-defense, even if such defense appears to be violent.

If I refuse consent to being governed by a system, or by men and women employed by such system, who have no authority over me then the alternative would be to have a system imposed upon me against my will; compelling me to act; prohibiting me from acting; and extracting from me my property, freedom, liberty and labor.

Suppose an officer of the government approaches a child of early years who has been not yet been to the concept of government. Of what consequence will there be for a child who fails to recognize a badge, uniform, statute, summons? To the child, the officer is just an adult exerting power with nothing more than the threat of force. That child doesn't recognize the authority of that officer. Actually, the only thing that gives that officer any authority is the mind recognizing that man as something that has power. The power comes from within us. Without it, officers are just people playing a role that gives them, as they perceive it, power to force us to obey their commands. Once we realize we are not dealing with government, an artificial thing that exists only on paper and in our minds, but instead government actors, people, who are relying upon our ignorance and fear to empower them, then the game is exposed and the truth revealed. The question then becomes, who has any right to compel obedience from anybody else when there is actually no higher authority than that of our Creator and our conscience?

I now realize that we are captives. We are surrounded by the presence of a standing army of government agents, police and officers. We are living in a gilded cage. Our keepers are armed, aggressive, and determined to compel our obedience. We are led to believe that we must obey and comply with the orders of anyone in possession of a badge, gun, or wearing the trappings of a figure of authority. I do not recognize, chose to obey, nor offer my consent to such a premise or person who would deem to be so foolish as to believe that I am obligated to obey any command of another human being.

Some People who hear these words become uneasy and skeptical. It is comforting to have a force to rely upon for protection from malcontents. There is little circumspection when we hear of someone being tasered to death; detained at a roadside checkpoint; have their property confiscated for ties to "drugs"; failing to act in a certain way prescribed by government; or have their children taken away for unacceptable parenting. We quietly thank our lucky stars, look ship-shape, and pray the next act of aggression befalls anybody but ourselves. Despite everything government does, it never succeeds in creating the utopian society it promises if we only "give a little more". Then slowly through repetition, exposure, indoctrination, and complicity, we subconsciously acquiesce to despotism while we shut our eyes and repeat the words "land of the free and home of the brave" over and over, as if chanting and disengagement will somehow produce a society we long for, but are too ignorant or fearful to invest ourselves in.

It is time to face facts. We are not free. Neither as a people, a country, a world; we are not free. The chains grow ever more heavy, the walls ever more closer, and the control ever more pervasive. The unnatural and perverse feelings that permeate my being speak to a juxtaposition of the natural and unnatural. It is not natural to be duty-bound to another person. It is not natural to question your own actions for fear of transgressing on an arbitrary edict of a presumed authority. It is not natural to construct our lives so as to remain between the drawn lines of government and it's minions in observing and inspecting our every move and action for possible violations. I say, let whatever perceived violations manifest in the most prolific way. Overwhelm the tyrants with the task of maintaining their paper-driven world by our refusal to acquiesce. Beleaguer them with resistance, disobedience and revolution.

I have decided to involve myself in preparing a new constitution for Illinois, and for running as a delegate to the constitutional convention in 2008. I feel this is probably the last chance to make an effective change in at least one sphere of government which attempts to assert control over my life. My goal is to craft a document that speaks with no equivocation regarding the limits of government and the reserved and absolute rights of the people. Many will ridicule the constraining language where the powers of government are anchored to the absolute and sovereign power of the people. We have to acknowledge that those who sit in presumed power over us now do not, in fact, trust or respect the people.

There are a number of sites that I have put together. You may visit IllinoisConstitution.org. I would recommend visiting this site often and linking to it so others may also take an interest in being a part of a possible peaceful coup to regain control of our government. Hopefully, freedom-minded people will take up the challenge to run as delegates as well.