Personal Fears

I know that I've been more inconsistent than ever with this blog recently.  I apologize for that and with my apology I will give an explanation.

Monsanto has made some frightening moves, and quite honestly, so has our government.  Despite everything he says, Obama is obviously in favor of big government.  There are many who are in favor of big government because it makes them feel safe or taken care of, but quite honestly I feel that it is crippling our nation.  The problem with big government is someone else will decide what is "safe" for you and as a result, your choices as well as others will be limited.  The people of the US who are in favor of big government will continue to be in favor of it until they see their own rights being taken away by the same government that they fought to implement.  I am one who would like to feel safe too, but I've learned why it is a horrible idea to ask the government to provide the safety that I want beyond certain exceptions, for example, 911 services.  Airport TSA is an example of safety measures gone too far and so are all of the laws against the sales of raw milk.

I've become very much afraid of being a health freedom activist.  I stay on top of what is going on, and I will equip my readers with the information that I know, but I do it fearfully.  With NDAA and now this new group of hackers who have overtly expressed their dislike for Monsanto, I feel that I am placed in a very precarious position.  I will continue to fight Monsanto (within the law of course) and I encourage others to do the same.