Why we need a professional fundraiser - we need more people

The Greeks and Romans had no standing armies, yet they defended themselves. The Greeks by their laws, and the Romans by the spirit of their people, took care to put into the hands of their rulers no such engine of oppression as a standing army. Their system was to make every man a soldier and oblige him to repair to the standard of his country whenever that was reared. This made them invincible; and the same remedy will make us so.

I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.

Both quotes are Mister Jefferson, of course.  How we have failed his counsel.  Shame.

The picture above is our Standing Army of which we were warned.  Mister Jefferson may have had issues with our current .mil, but given the nature of the world today and the ability to kill every man, woman and child on the planet with bombs and chemicals and germs, I think he'd tweak .mil - but it wouldn't go anywhere.

However, I am convinced the image above that shows the President walking through a selection of high-ranking LEO who dutifully salute would undeniably be defined as Mister Jefferson's Standing Army.  Remember these words from Candidate Obama: We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded.

Why am I laying so much groundwork - I usually jump right into the meat of my post.  This one deserves the context above.  Now we'll get to the meat.  I don't think any Patriot disagrees that LEO has become Mister Jefferson's Standing Army.  I have written posts several times that circled the issue of ending America's problems in short order.  I wrote one below - 1 week to Rightful Liberty.  I have not, yet, published a Field Manual about how to defeat American Marxists and reclaim Liberty - which by the way would take less than a week.  I asked an ally I trust if it was time to publish it.  He waved me off, and I listened.

But it is time for me to restate a few obvious realities that EVERY Patriot should have burned into their strategic brains by now.

You defeat a violent enemy by destroying his physical ability to inflict damage or by convincing him to stop fighting.  Some people who like to think they are the smartest people in the room like to show how big their brains are by calling this "4GW" when in reality this is how men have fought - like - forever.  Anyway...

When you have Enemies who refuse to come to the field of battle and look you in the eye to impose their will upon you, they will send mercenaries (Paid Fighters) and true believers to punch or shoot you on their behalf,  OK - before you can get to the shot-caller, you have to deal with the immediate threat.

In America, we now have that Standing Army.  They are the ones who will be punching and shooting you.  Those are the ones already punching and shooting you.

Think they are not an army?

You can't argue with numbers:

Right now there are more than 100,000 Federal LEO with badges, guns and powers of arrest.  Source.

Right now there are more than 765,000 state/local LEO with badges, guns and powers of arrest.  Source. 

These numbers are a bit low, as the last official counting was 2008.

Curious about how many different LEO agencies are in your state?  Source.

How many III are in your AO?

You do not have enough III.  When I ask for donations so we can do a serious, professional fundraiser - this is why.  Liberty is dead unless you and I kill Evil.  We need more People.

Source of the below data: here.

City	State	Population	ALL LEO	LEO w/Guns
Albuquerque	New Mexico	545,389	1,441	1,055
Anaheim	California	338,492	548	389
Anchorage	Alaska	290,334	526	373
Arlington	Texas	383,715	817	629
Atlanta	Georgia	536,472	1,973	1,612
Aurora	Colorado	323,483	765	644
Austin	Texas	796,310	2,141	1,605
Bakersfield	California	333,458	469	349
Baltimore	Maryland	639,929	3,503	2,960
Baton Rouge	Louisiana	226,001	832	728
Birmingham	Alabama	231,009	1,163	858
Boise	Idaho	205,902	364	296
Boston	Massachusetts	644,064	2,680	2,094
Buffalo	New York	265,128	918	768
Chandler	Arizona	241,826	478	320
Charlotte-Mecklenburg	North Carolina	797,733	2,187	1,696
Chesapeake	Virginia	225,627	484	365
Chicago	Illinois	2,833,649	13,318	12,515
Chula Vista	California	229,060	312	230
Cincinnati	Ohio	332,365	1,214	1,090
Cleveland	Ohio	426,042	1,805	1,559
Colorado Springs	Colorado	397,886	894	617
Corpus Christi	Texas	287,559	657	445
Dallas	Texas	1,306,775	4,241	3,666
Denver	Colorado	607,051	1,705	1,470
Detroit	Michigan	899,447	3,210	2,890
Durham	North Carolina	233,790	598	485
El Paso	Texas	624,322	1,279	1,078
Fayetteville	North Carolina	208,263	518	366
Fort Wayne	Indiana	257,009	493	458
Fort Worth	Texas	746,433	1,918	1,505
Fresno	California	484,734	1,007	793
Garland	Texas	221,921	448	323
Gilbert	Arizona	215,215	320	214
Glendale	Arizona	245,387	553	408
Greensboro	North Carolina	257,237	746	641
Henderson	Nevada	264,280	550	346
Hialeah	Florida	217,995	401	342
Honolulu	Hawaii	950,268	2,554	2,066
Houston	Texas	2,280,859	7,054	5,351
Indianapolis	Indiana	825,072	1,913	1,648
Irvine	California	217,193	289	200
Irving	Texas	206,308	503	339
Jacksonville	Florida	822,414	3,310	1,751
Jersey City	New Jersey	244,201	984	831
Kansas City	Missouri	483,191	1,993	1,404
Laredo	Texas	230,674	501	419
Las Vegas Metro Police	Nevada	1,416,401	5,130	2,696
Lexington	Kentucky	300,069	623	544
Lincoln	Nebraska	259,672	410	325
Long Beach	California	462,267	1,252	889
Los Angeles	California	3,841,707	12,754	9,858
Louisville Metro	Kentucky	637,428	1,379	1,211
Lubbock	Texas	227,867	513	382
Madison	Wisconsin	238,224	548	443
Memphis	Tennessee	673,650	2,775	2,335
Mesa	Arizona	452,725	1,186	776
Miami	Florida	440,482	1,453	1,098
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	605,921	2,663	1,936
Minneapolis	Minnesota	385,704	1,009	880
Mobile	Alabama	255,178	766	523
Nashville	Tennessee	616,366	1,584	1,289
New Orleans	Louisiana	356,317	1,715	1,452
New York	New York	8,336,002	50,068	34,817
Newark	New Jersey	280,379	1,666	1,308
Norfolk	Virginia	234,100	842	759
North Las Vegas	Nevada	238,004	468	308
Oakland	California	409,723	935	674
Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	571,865	1,254	1,015
Omaha	Nebraska	464,628	918	789
Orlando	Florida	240,222	939	719
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1,558,378	7,532	6,734
Phoenix	Arizona	1,544,427	4,198	3,146
Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	312,737	954	887
Plano	Texas	278,244	495	332
Portland	Oregon	564,392	1,186	957
Raleigh	North Carolina	419,700	883	770
Reno	Nevada	222,242	392	323
Riverside	California	301,859	512	361
Sacramento	California	472,469	1,019	696
San Antonio	Texas	1,392,198	2,949	2,303
San Diego	California	1,313,433	2,516	1,863
San Francisco	California	818,594	2,629	2,250
San Jose	California	970,252	1,624	1,259
Santa Ana	California	340,240	623	353
Savannah-Chatham Metro	Georgia	210,744	808	579
Scottsdale	Arizona	230,496	676	423
Seattle	Washington	620,195	1,861	1,344
St. Louis	Missouri	355,151	1,920	1,363
St. Paul	Minnesota	281,166	773	592
St. Petersburg	Florida	243,666	774	538
Stockton	California	292,047	532	342
Tampa	Florida	347,830	1,245	952
Toledo	Ohio	315,647	677	566
Tucson	Arizona	527,107	1,295	974
Tulsa	Oklahoma	393,412	822	736
Virginia Beach	Virginia	435,873	938	775
Washington	District Of Columbia	601,723	4,477	3,945
Wichita	Kansas	376,880	802	630
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	232,928	688	528