In Grave Danger

 We cannot survive the economic collapse of our greatest nation, unless the sheer size, over-spending and over-taxation by our federal government is limited, scaled right back to balanced budgets and paying down and off the national debt.  

Only a ruling generation of very focused, self-disciplined and principled, united, majority of individuating anarchist supercitizens would have the laser focus, iron will and undeviating, relentless ambition to get the size and profligacy of the federal government under control to save the nation. Only such a remarkable, determined, idealistic yet practical generation of supercitizens can save America from its self-inflicted, pending catastrophe, alluded to by Mark Levin on Page 11 of Plunder and Deceit: "Ultimately, a vigorous civil society and a well-functioning republic are only possible if the people are virtuous and will them."

We as supercitizens would be virtuous enough, and strong-willed enough to will that a vigorous civil society be reinstituted here in America, and that our return to a well-functioning constitutional republic would be what we demand as the consenting governed.

Levin contintues: "Therefore, what parents and the ruling generation owe their children and generations after are the rebirth of a vibrant civil society and restoration of a vigorous constitutional republic, along with the essential and simultaneous diminution of the federal government's sweeping and expanding scope of power and its subsequent containment. If the ruling generation fails this admittedly complicated but central task which grows ever more difficult and urgent with the passage of time and the federal Leviathan's hard-line entrenchment, then the very essence of the American experiment will not survive. As such, it can and will be rightly said that the ruling generation betrayed its posterity."

We are the ruling generation now in 2020, and we have to get together under Convention of States and other reforms to restored the republic and give our grandchildren hope. I doubt that we will make it but we must fight on regardless.