It’s become totally apparent that Americans have become divided into one of two camps. Contrary to the propaganda of the mainstream press, it’s not liberal and conservative, it’s really the camp of the elitist and the patriots.

But what is a patriot and what is an elitist?

In my opinion, a patriot is one who will fight to protect the freedom and liberty that all Americans enjoy. While an elitist only cares about making or preserving enormous wealth.

Is Barack Obama a patriot or an elitist? He, as well as George Bush and Bill Clinton would want you to believe that they’re patriots. After all, all three raised their right hands and swore to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. Looking back, I personally have grave concern for the constitutional integrity of all three.

As a citizen, there are laws that I must respect and abide by. Are the elite held to the same rule of law?

If I were to steal billions of dollars from innocent Americans, I’d fully expect some form of investigation and possible prosecution for my actions. Can the same be said for the heads of CityGroup, AIG, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, IndyMac or Merrill Lynch? These individuals, and others, are directly responsible for the largest commission of accounting fraud in American history. They must be “above” the law since neither Bill Clinton, George Bush or Barack Obama have publicly demanded any form of criminal investigation.

That said, Clinton, Bush and Obama are in the camp of the elite and, it’s now up to us patriots to let them know our contempt for their total lack of honesty or integrity.

Yes, in an indirect way, I’m wanting an answer from all three US Presidents. I’m not wanting to pick a fight. I’m wanting honesty and integrity to prevail. I do not fear to ask these individuals any question. They can run and hide, like cowards, therefore ignoring these questions or, they can stand tall by providing us with honest answers and a real investigation into financial wrongdoing by Americas elite.

Steven Thompson, editor
Freedom From The Press