Trevor Loudon

Trevor Loudon is a political researcher from Christchurch, New Zealand. He believes in freedom with responsibility, not freedom from responsibility. His ideal society is one in which government is confined to protecting its citizens from criminals and external enemies. join Trevor Loudon at WeThePeople in Vancouver on April 27th, at Cascade Middle School (6:30 PM)

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MercuryOne Vancouver

Mercury One will not “reinvent the wheel” of charity, but rather harness the ingenuity and ambition of Americans to do what we were once well known for -- leadership.

Eagles are Uniting to Save Liberty from Extinction

Within the eagle family, fidelity is held in the highest regard as they raise and care for their young. With faithful duty to our nation we are committed to the full preservation of liberty for our posterity.

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Educate and inform the whole mass of the people for they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of liberty. ~Thomas Jefferson

Education

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Citizenship

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Self-Governance

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Liberty

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A society will remain as free or as enslaved as the conscious dispositions of individuals determine it shall be. Just as the roots of oppression are found in passivity, the foundations of our liberty reside in highly energized and focused minds that insist upon their independence. There are no shortcuts, no structures or doctrines that can be erected, no hallowed documents to be revered, to save us the effort of continually challenging those who would presume to exercise authority over our lives. — Butler Shaffer