A message of HOPE to all RP PATRIOTS

My Fellows of the Revolution;
It is in such times as these that I, in earnest and forthwith conviction, re-set my doubt-tempered faith and place such trust in you, my brothers and my sisters, to stand beside myself and all of humankind in defense of those brave and worthy ideals we may call America.
Thomas Paine was indeed correct in his summation that “these are the times which test men’s souls” for in that trust and in this most noble of endeavors, I have been privileged to be witness to your perseverance and genuine love for country and countryman alike. Such kinship and community as they who stand against us will never understand: It is, indeed, the greatest blessing and providence to count you as my heroes, my fellows and friends. No longer do I despair in experience of the world that tyranny has wrought, for I shall forever carry with me that wholesome knowledge of your bravery and care.
It is to that care that I must address this, my message of hope to you. In as much as the cunning of our opponent is laudable, our resolve is doubly so. In as much as those institutions standing like great ravens on all sides seem mighty, they are no more than the darkness in a room. That silence and darkness, no matter what it hides or how it seeks to twist the maladaptive reasoning of shadow and of lies, that darkness, in and of itself can never extinguish our flame of liberty and truth. We, in these most wary times must hold true to one another, as indivisible as that great Republic we have sworn allegiance to.
There is no more grievous a demise than the death of liberty in the heart of a patriot, and I pray that such a thing will never happen to you. You are not a summer soldier. You are not a sunshine patriot. You have heard the clarion word of a true and honest American like Ron Paul and have felt that most intrinsic and empowering stir of duty and have acted. If you haven’t yet, welcome one and all!
We the people, in the outset of this nation, drafted a contract to allow a governmental existence. Into that contract, with wise and solemn virtue, our Founders detailed the restrictions of that governmental body. I find today that it is in heinous and malicious breech of that contract. In seeking such remedies as are necessary, I hope that you will make every effort available to you to join this, our revolution, in the assemblage of our solidarity in Washington, D.C. for the grand rally and the greatest march this country has known.
Thank you for your courage and continued efforts in this most worthy cause of decency and freedom.