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John Minford, Sun Tzu 1-5: "Earth is height and depth, distance and proximity, ease and danger, open and confined ground, life and death."
We know that walls work for many reasons, but two completely obvious. One, if you man the wall you own the high ground. Be it an arrow, a bullet or a bucket of boiling oil, gravity helps you hit your enemy and makes it more difficult for your enemy to hit you.
Two, they create confined, or closed ground as opposed to open. The owner of the wall controls confined ground on each side of the wall. On the inside you have living space. On the outside, a killing zone. Beware ye who enter there. Life and death.
But how is this the earth? Think the great plain of the American Midwest. It doesn't make for easy territory to protect. But, it makes for the breadbasket heart of a nation. Why? Mountains rim it East and West. Lakes to the North and the Golf to the South.
Throw in two coastal plains with vast oceans East and West and you have the earth of a great nation. There are no serious enemies who enjoy proximity, rather, the earth of America gives as safety by distance. We can build any neighborhood here we decide.
It is these reasons of the earth that the globalist elite has realized it must keep the Southern border 100% open. Only by controlling this point of entry, can it destroy the safety the earth has granted America. But not just the earth, our own Rule of Law.
In all my debates with globalists, I have never once received an answer to the question of illegality. I have never once received recognition that we love and welcome immigrants, like my grandfather from Italy, but that we wish for it to be legal, not illegal.
In the ancient Chinese tradition that gives us Sun Tzu, there were three things considered great: heaven, earth and man. It is man's job to create a just society, upon the earth, governed not by persons, but by rule of law. Our great wall is the expression of rule of law.
With eyes and hearts gazing upward, we build this wall rooted deeply into the earth. Were Lincoln here today, he would agree. His case for the Union was that, upon our land, other nations would consume the subgroups of North and South. Only the Union could stave off enemies.
If we wish, once again, to claim ease as opposed to danger, we can only do so upon the earth of our land itself. We must feel the earth and hear her voice speaking to us. We must honor her with law, fair and impartial, yet protected by our very lives, because she is life itself.
If we wish to enact the will of heaven, upon the blessed ground of the earth, we must once again rise to the greatness demanded of us. Only when we, ourselves, men upon the land and under heaven, become great again, will we be able to make America great again.
