RE:
The White House
Washington DC
Dear Mr. President:
My name is William Prescott Perry. I suspect that my patriotism and zealous reverence for the Father of Our Country can be attributed to the fact I am a descendant of Col. William Prescott, a patriot whose distinguished service to what was to be our country -- presumably under the command of General George Washington -- was such that it resulted in a statue that can be seen HERE. Another member of the Prescott family, Samuel, left his mark on history in furtherance of the cause for America by completing the mission of Paul Revere and his fellow patriots. My passion for American liberty is, quite literally, in my DNA and I like to think their spirit for American independence from tyrannical and despotic government lives in me. And my definition of tyranny is based on that described by James Madison in Federalist 47.
Eight years ago, I wrote an open letter to you under the banner of my George Washington Farewell Address Revivification and Preservation Project beseeching you to thoroughly peruse it, embrace it, and administer the presidency according to his principles and directions. Although it got a fair number of views, it produced no results.
I am pleased to learn that your reverence for our great nation's seventh president is such that you have brought back a portrait of him next to your desk in the Oval Office, presumably for inspiration. I don't know how familiar you are with his final words to the American people and posterity but, if not, I believe you will find them far more inspiring than a painting. Thus, I implore you and all those in your inner circle to read them at your earliest opportunity.
President Jackson's farewell address is, without a doubt, a national treasure that ranks right up there with President Washington's and it, likewise, needs to be given the proper attention it is worthy of. The swamp creatures that slither in the scum of the "Washington Establishment" and have dominated our government would just as soon they remain buried and long forgotten but your reelection, and whirlwind of reform that has come with it, has given me new hope.
This is what he had to say about President Washington's:
"The lessons contained in this invaluable legacy of Washington to his countrymen should be cherished in the heart of every citizen to the latest generation; and perhaps at no period of time could they be more usefully remembered than at the present moment; for when we look upon the scenes that are passing around us and dwell upon the pages of his parting address, his paternal counsels would seem to be not merely the offspring of wisdom and foresight, but the voice of prophecy, foretelling events and warning us of the evil to come."
Repeat:
"THE VOICE OF PROPHECY FORETELLING EVENTS AND WARNING US OF THE EVIL TO COME!"
It is my humble opinion that if you truly want to honor the memory and legacies of Presidents Washington and Jackson, and secure one for yourself alongside them, you know what you need to do.
Your actions taken since your return to the White House have me elated beyond words. Topping the list is reports of Elon Musk bringing on my personal hero and devout champion for liberty, Dr. Ron Paul, to deal with the Federal Reserve System.
Please demand that the long-stagnating Audit the Fed legislation be presented to you for your signature as a first step towards de-privatizing our nation's central bank and abolishing the Federal Reserve altogether for reasons set forth in this blog which features key passages from President Jackson's farewell address.
Now, there are many who condemn President Jackson, and rightfully so, because he signed the Indian Removal Act which, unbeknownst to most, served as a model and inspiration for Adolf Hitler's policy of LEBENSRAUM. And, yes, he was a slave owner but he didn't invent slavery and wasn't he basically just doing his job representing the American people with regard to Indian policy?
Had it not been for his obsessive hate for Jews, facilitating genocide, and invading other countries, Hitler would not have gone down in history as one of the worst villains of the Third Millennium. What he did in dealing with central bankers was instrumental in him making Germany great again (at least until September 1939).
If the use of his visage mockingly displayed on a most widely circulated FEDERAL RESERVE banknote for over 100 years isn't punishment enough, then I can't imagine what is.
If you agree with President Jackson and me that President Washington's final words to the American people should be "cherished in the heart of every citizen," please review these ideas I have in mind and let me know what you think.
Thank you for your prompt attention. Remaining true to my relentless commitment to restore pride, dignity, honor, and GLORY* to the name of WASHINGTON, I am,
Sincerely yours,
(s)
WILLIAM PRESCOTT PERRY
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P.S.
* I trust you agree that name of Washington has been besmirched and left to languish in the septic tank for far too long by its having been associated with what's become a rogue government. Here's what future President Abraham Lincoln had to say about the former glory of the name Washington:
"Washington is the mightiest name of earth -- long since mightiest in the cause of civil liberty; still mightiest in moral reformation. On that name, a eulogy is expected. It cannot be. To add brightness to the sun, or glory to the name of Washington, is alike impossible. Let none attempt it. In solemn awe pronounce the name, and in its naked deathless splendor, leave it shining on."
Abraham Lincoln, Temperance Address
Personally, I think these words should be prominently engraved in a large block of granite between the Reflecting Pool and Lincoln Memorial so they can be conspicuously read by people who are looking at the Washington Monument while visiting the former, but that's a subject for another day.
Well, well, well... what a coincidence! I just realized the date of this posting is Abraham Lincoln's birthday. I think he would approve of this message.
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