Sometime after the American Colonies declared independence, Great Britain offered them everything they could imagine, with the exception of independence.
Great Britain repealed legislation the colonies grieved about, offered the colonies the right to control their own taxation, the ability to elect their own governors, the ability to appoint other officials, Great Britain offered them representation in parliament if they wanted, Congress could even continue as the American legislature, colonial charters would be kept intact absent colonial consent, and even a full pardon was offered for all the rebels; in the eleventh hour Great Britain showed its true interest, they only thing they wanted was possession!
Great Britain offered the American colonies “dominion status.”
I am absolutely certain that if Great Britain had to offer the colonies pro-life legislation, and an end to critical race theory in order to maintain the tether of possession they would have.
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The American Colonists didn’t even parlay with the diplomat of Great Britain on these terms. Instead, they ratified the treaty with France to guarantee their liberty, sovereignty, and independence.
Now, in present times, we have been placed under the corporate-foreign state colonialism of the World Economic Forum, and the up and coming multipolar global alliance called BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa; established circa 2015) through the roll-out of the Covid scenario, and the “public health wild card” propaganda.
Closely tied to the Covid scenario has also been the unveiling of the lack of election integrity. This past legislative session was a critical time to affirm our continued liberty, sovereignty, and independence. Having made egregious errors in legislating, such as HB 220, the General Court had a final opportunity to mitigate their errors; to choose independence over dominion status in their negotiation of the budget.
They chose “dominion status.” His Excellency Governor Sununu offered our Representatives everything (not), with the exception of Independence.
In reality, the Legislature bought the upsell on tyranny.
Legislators will probably rebut citing all that could have been lost if they pushed for independence. If they had pushed harder to end the public health authoritarianism, harder for election integrity, etc.
Our colonial founders knew that independence was worth the political risk and struggle; while our legislators knew, for them, dominion status was worth the compromise.
But, fear not, I have been assured that the legislature is scheduled for a beautiful tea time parlay with His Excellency in the fall.
Tejasinha Sivalingam
Ashland, NH
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