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We can learn from history how past generations thought and acted, how they responded to the demands of their time and how they solved their problems. We can learn by analogy, not by example, for our circumstances will always be different than theirs were. The main thing history can teach us is that human actions have consequences and that certain choices, once made, cannot be undone. They foreclose the possibility of making other choices and thus they determine future events. Our ignorance of history causes us to slander our own times. Flaubert DaySpring Gatherings Network Gabriel Paul January 11, 2008 DaySpring Library Upload Updates Blog RSS Feed here: http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/blog/?p=85 <http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/blog/?p=85> Truth the Greatest Disinfectant like Light against Disinformation, Lies and Spin Society is composed of individuals. The rights and powers of society are the aggregate rights and powers of the individuals that compose it. They can be neither more or less, any more than the whole can be more or less that its parts. Society may not do anything which would be criminal in the individual; for the same moral laws which govern the individual are carried with him into the social compact. Every man has a right to govern himself, subject only to the laws of his being. The rights and powers of self-government in society are derived from its individual members who have transferred them to the whole for the benefit and protection of all, and the more perfect security of each. The individual could not transfer more than he possessed nor society receive more than he transferred. All claims to absolute powers in government or arbitrary Powers in the individual are absurd, all transfer of rights and Powers to society by the individual are subject to the supreme laws of the universe to which all men are responsible. Government is a contract entered into among the people. It is of men purely, and cannot be of a more binding force than other contracts made in good faith for just purposes involving equal interests. The rights which governments are made to protect are divine- inherent. The powers which government exercise are purely human,-derivative, dependent upon the will of the people who are governed. Man, has power to govern himself. Moreover, he has no earthly guardian of greater capacity than himself. Self-government then is not only a right, but a necessity. Man has all the rights with all of the powers of self-government and self-defense, for the same reasons. All men are capable of self-government, and are the sole judges of its substance, form and details. This is true of the most ignorant and barbarous nations. It is not a good argument against this doctrine that since government of one people is not as good as that of another, therefore the people are not capable of self-government of whose system is inferior. It is a sufficient answer that they are satisfied with their system, and other have neither the right nor interest in the premises. There is a very great difference in the degree of cultivation, refinement and manner of life of different families of the same race and nation, yet the right of each family to live under its own lawful government is unquestionable; and it must be admitted that this very difference in family government makes it necessary that each family does govern itself in its own way. What is true of the family, must be true of a nation; the same principles of right, proprietary and law apply in like manner to each and cannot be changed without violence to all. In the enjoyment of self-government, the title of every people is unalienable and supreme. These rights can only be destroyed by destroying the community which have inherited them. To destroy communities for the enjoyment of their inherent rights, is a crime of nameless atrocity. To kill people in defence of their unalienable rights is murder, to burn their property is arson, to carry their property off is robbery, to break open their houses in burglary. No law can justify nor can any language apologize for crimes against the people, struggling to maintain the right of self-government. 1868 Smitheson In Service, Peace be with you Gabriel Paul http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org <http://www.dayspringgatheringscircle.org/dayspring_library.html> Fear knocked at the door.....Faith Answered........There was no one there. Truth cannot be bought and sold, only temporarily obfuscated by falsehood.Yet all falsehood and illusion will themselves ultimately be crucified upon the cross of the omnipotent Sword of Truth when it pierces the heart in purification. Mitaku Oyasin...(We are all related) There is something within me that might be illusion as it is often case with young delighted people, but if I would be fortunate to achieve some of my ideals, it would be on the behalf of the whole of humanity. Nikola Tesla I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know; the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. "History is nothing but a procession of false absolutes, a series of temples raised to pretexts, a degradation of the mind before the improbable." "War is the best way to remold society. War! Shatter society to bits. Break it apart. Then we can remold it nearer to the heart's desire. And what is our heart's desire? Collectivism." Men with great knowledge are easily enslaved if they do nothing to defend their freedom. Knowledge by itself is not power, but it holds the potential for power if we have the courage to use it as such, and therein lies our hope for the future. If we act upon this knowledge, it is an opportunity, not just to know about history, but actually to change its course. "Remember when it was give me freedom or give me death? Now it is save me from death and take my freedom, please." NOTICE : This non commercial no tender for access or use private research resource contains unpublished protected work product. We make all such non commercial speech and electronic communication within this resource available in our private efforts to promote well being, good, peace and harmony for all that includes but is not limited to spiritual principals, human liberties, learning, religious, economic, scientific and social ideas. 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