"A fondness for power... natural to abuse it"©

Gain we not perspective from historical occurrence?

Oh, Alexander, your thoughts are great and

so empirical. To the whims of destiny and

Red justice which makes the Whites blue,

the stripes now apparel and manifest the

stars of appeal, as the bombs burst through

the night of corporate growing pains. Great

Scott, Sir... we're all keyed up with song and

verse. Wave those flags proudly, and should 

Thomas be found doubting your approach,

the egalitarian elect could be forced to eat

Abigail's pumpkin bread while dipping snuff.

The Spanish sherry is quite the aperitif, along

with an evening pipe and good political debate.

Tis' healthy for mind and soul to discuss and

engage in such discourse; which could affect

commerce and our livelihood. I can't imagine 

a time where it thought not possible to do so,

here, and still call it freedom! Such is a toast

to a little rebellion, now and then, as a good

thing and quite necessary. Truly, Paine was

right in saying,"These are the times that try

men's souls."

Author's Note

Our best lessons come from our own history... neglect only ensures it to happen again.