Author - Nathan

This story is part of a series describing the slow, silent, death of democracy. In response to the bitter turmoil over the national anthem I am showing that the founding of this country was done by those who wanted, needed, more freedom than where they have come from. Part of this freedom is the right to not stand if one does not agree with doing so. It is the right not to say the pledge of allegiance if one chooses not to. It is about the fundamental right to stand for what one believes in. I will personally support those who chose not to stand for the anthem and I served in the military for four years. If I had to i would have sacraficed my life to give others the freedom not to stand for the national anthem. It doesn’t get simplier than that.

He never got around to telling us anything about the story, but whatever.

What if The Wizard of Oz wasn’t just a story? The Oz Code uncovers the hidden truths behind the beloved tale, linking its characters and events to real historical figures and moments of the Twentieth Century. Discover the twist that kept these connections secret for decades.

I was just thinking, “We need a paranoid re-reading of The Wizard of Oz…”

This is a story about new-found relationship, in which love and duty vie for supremacy. It describes the journey real people go through when the consummation of their love is threatened not by a rival but by their own soul-mate’s “better self.” For all four people heading together from Maine to Haiti on The Wake (a yacht), it it is also a story of self-discovery and awakening.

Go on, tell me more.