Roy G. Callahan, USN, Ret.

1529 NW 143rd Street Gainesville, Florida 32606 Tel: (352) 332-9144 Fax: (352) 332-9144 Call6603@Bellsouth.net

Wednesday, May 01, 2013 Senator Marco Rubio 317 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Rubio: I received your undated Personal & Confidential Urgent Reply Requested telling me the GOP faces a math problem of epic proportions that simply cannot be ignored. Your letter goes on to tell me We lost the African American vote 93%-7%, the Hispanic vote 71%-27% and the vote under 30 by 60%-40%. Your first mistake was thinking that I care about what happens to the GOP. Theres not a tinkers damn difference between Democrats and Republicans other than the pace that either will get the American people to the promised land of socialism. My generation sacrificed thousands of American lives in Korea and Vietnam fighting Marxism; now you want me to accept it, condone it and foster it here? No deal! Your second mistake was playing the divide and conquer game. I did not see African Americans or Hispanic Americans on the battle fields of Vietnam; I dont see African or Hispanic Americans here now. All I see in America is Americans. If you are not an American you do not belong here. This rhetoric tells me you are part of the problem, not the solution. I find your comments about our not needing to change our economic principles nor our values interesting. If history is correct, we fought and beat Fascism during WWII. Somehow or another however, we practice Fascism here today1 I dont support that either. With regard to our values and conservative philosophy, we differ. Im a constitutional conservative; you are not. I support and defend the rule of law; you do not. Your willingness to compromise with the likes of Schumer, and McCain et al says a lot about who you are. They trash the Constitution and rule of law with every breath. Mit Gehangen, Mit Gefangen. Similarly, I do not share the vision or the political construct you are pushing regarding Republicans reaching out to new voters. I do not share your ultimate vision of nations without borders. What you propose is in the humanist manifesto of 1973 (Marxist) that deals with American sovereignty. It declares, Americans must transcend the limits of national sovereignty and move toward the building of a world community. We look to a world order based on transnational federal government.[7]

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Government control of business. American Humanist Association , Humanist Manifesto II, 1973, http://humanist .net/documjents/manifesto2.html

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Charles Reich, in the Greening of America, the manifesto, said The true revolution is occurring . . . At the present junction of history, commitment to all humankind is the highest commitment of which we are capable; it transcends the narrow allegiances to church, state, party, class or race in moving toward a wide vision. What more daring a goal for humankind than for each person to become, in ideal as well as practice, a citizen of the world community.[8] The idea of the end of nations and the creation of a world government has been to dream of intellectuals since Kant. It is Christian Heresy. Trading the hereafter for the here-and now is the bargain. As Christianity dies in the west the foundation of the first floor of a world government is already in place. The Supreme Court ruling on religion was not an aberration or an accident. Neither is the current invasion of Illegal aliens. The oft touted Global Economy is the precursor to global governance where the UN is the parliament, the Security Council is its upper chamber (abolishing the veto) the General Assembly is the lower house. The International Criminal Court, the World Court, and the World Trade Organization constitute its judicial branches; and the IMF is the Federal Reserve. The World Bank and its sister development banks are the foreign aid agencies. The UN Food and Agricultural Organization and the World Health Organization are an example of its welfare agencies. The Kyoto Protocol and global warming marks the creation of a global EPA. This represents the model and forerunner of the EU. [9] I do not support global governance; neither should you. Like many other Americans I see my country transforming into something do not I recognize. I resent being a stranger in my own country. I also reject and vehemently oppose Seeing old holidays disappear. Seeing old heroes degraded. Seeing the art and artifacts of a glorious past removed from their museums and replaced by authors and titles I have never heard of. Seeing the moral code I was raised with being overthrown by a popular culture that is saturated with raw sex that trumpets hedonistic values taught, encouraged, and condoned in public schools which is causing the culture I grew up to die inside the country I grew up in. God being dethroned, my heroes defiled, my culture polluted, my values assaulted and my country invaded. In summary, Id really be stupid if I supported your vision for this country with my time and money, dont you think? When you tell your Republican backers and the rest of the world you are constitutionally ineligible to run for the presidency and you finally decide to do something about the sitting usurper, I will be happy to discuss my support for you. Until then, please take me off your list. . Yours in the Bill of Rights,

Roy G., Callahan Copy to: Representative Yoho; Representative Keith Perry; State Senator Bradley, et al

American Humanist Association, Humanist Manifesto II, 1973. All countries are basically social arrangement . . . No matter how permanent and even sacred they may seem at any one time, in fact they are all artificial and temporary. Within the next one hundred years nationhood as we know it will be obsolete; all states will recognize a single, glob al authority. A phrase briefly fashionable in the mid-20th century Citizen of the world will have assumed real meaning by the end of the 21st. Strobe Talbott, America Abroad, The Birth of a Global Nation, Time , July 20 1992 p. 70
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