There’s so much garbage information on libertarian blogs I want to cry. Mostly it’s old information rehashed in new forms, critical of everything that has to do with government, until it becomes neurotic (remember Ron Paul calling Obama a “Fascist”…

This looks to be the serious version of Jonah Goldberg’s Liberal Fascism and Mark Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny (both of which I own but neither of which I have finished yet).

Even the Athenian republic did not permit women any status and slavery was rampant. No way were they truly egalitarian.

Payback over-ruled Liberty, and the social structures that were hardened over a millennia did not vanish, but reappeared with new egalitarian names.

America was starting on fresh, open ground, without the de facto castes that petrified Europe (except for the polarized slave caste, which was solved by the second, infra-revolution, or “Civil War”), so our ancestors could move forward without the chains of too much History.

America, therefore, did not have the temptation of a “Terror” once its Liberty from England was won, because the Tories had either emigrated, if they were high-profile, or joined, with quiet resignation, in their newfound freedom, had they kept their royalist sympathies quieter.

Now, though, allowing the influx of those who do not support our Constitutional system of laws (and not of men), is slowly morphing our nation into a fragmenting and Balkinizing gang of anti-Consitutional, anti-law self-interest groups.

This failure to defend our very skin (borders) is undermining the success of our system and it enfdangers our nation’s future.

Until this flow of encouraged chaos is stopped, the finer points of these arguments are like spending great efforts to preserve the original documents of the Declaration and Constitution… as the building burns down around them.

Thanks for the stimulating interview, Ed!

Drudge has a flashing siren, Gov. Perry says Texas can leave union if it wants.