Re: "The Meaning of American Citizenship," INS Commissioner

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: I see that you drink from the cup of propaganda. : So quotes are strong drink to you! : I personally dedicate the link below to you! : My Dear Friend Paul Andrew Mitchell; : Drink up. : ================================================== : Hitler's propaganda minister: : Joseph Goebbels is said to have said: "There is no need to argue with the masses, slogans are much more effective. : Slogans are like strong drinks to people. The crowd doesnt react like men but like women, who rely on their feelings, rather than on intelligence if any, Propaganda is a great, : difficult and noble art,------ : ================================================== : : I was most impressed by these facets : : of this amazing quote: : : 1. it was published in an official government : : publication as late as 1990, and was originally : : brought to my attention by a naturalized Citizen; : : 2. it emphasizes that Citizenship is a thing : : of the spirit, raising the subject to a lofty : : level, where it deserves to be, and remain; : : 3. although the capitalization of "Citizen" : : is not consistent, it makes clear references : : to the "United States of America" [sic]; : : 4. the admonition it gives is one which should : : remain close to everyone's heart, namely, only : : by continuing to study and learn about the subject : : will the freedoms we enjoy be preserved; : : 5. lastly, and perhaps most importantly, : : it admits that Citizens are no longer subjects : : of a government, but an integral part of American : : government. I take this to mean that American : : Citizens are no longer subjects of ANY government. : : : : It is always nice, and increasingly rare, for : : any government personnel to admit any of these : : points, in any forum. I also find it extremely : : significant that such admissions were made as : : late at 1990. : : : : Sincerely yours, : : /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S. : : : : p.s. Search the following link for : : references to "Ex parte Knowles" and : : read what the California Supreme Court : : held, on naturalization, prior to : : the Dred Scott decision.

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