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George Morovich Rejects Global Government At Gonzales Tx Tea Party Oct 3rd 2009 [lTIqkw9ex9s]

A defiant call for Texas sovereignty and constitutional restoration emerges from the historic grounds of Gonzales as George Morovich challenges federal overreach and globalist agendas.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 10m listen | 7 chapters
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About this episode

George Morovich addresses the Gonzales Tea Party to commemorate the 174th anniversary of the Battle of Gonzales, invoking the historic defiance of Texas settlers against Mexican soldiers. Morovich links the 1835 refusal to surrender a cannon to a modern rejection of global governance and international dictates. He argues that individual rights are divine endowments rather than government grants, framing the current political climate as a battle for national sovereignty against a rising New World Order.

Morovich calls for the total abolition of the Internal Revenue Service and the National Animal Identification System, labeling carbon taxes as a mechanism for global wealth redistribution. He advocates for the elimination of the Department of Energy and a return to local education control, comparing centralized school funding to the communism he encountered during his military service in the Vietnam War. His platform demands strict border enforcement, the implementation of congressional term limits, and the end of property taxes to restore constitutional limits on federal power.

George Morovich emphasizes the importance of the United States Constitution as a protective canon for the American people. He concludes with a call to action for the Come and Take It 75th anniversary celebration, reminding the audience that the United States remains a nation under God that has contributed more to global prosperity than any other.


CHAPTER 01 / 7 Discussion

Battle of Gonzales and Texas Independence Legacy

A speaker commemorates the 174th anniversary of the Battle of Gonzales, where Texas settlers refused to surrender a cannon to Mexican soldiers. The event is framed as the foundation of Texan independence and a reflection of the values established by the United States Declaration of Independence. The narrative emphasizes the transition from 1835 to the modern era and the blessings of liberty.

gonzales· texas· san antonio· declaration of independence· founding fathers

00:00 Mr. Morbidge? Hello, it's certainly a pleasure to be here today and I guess the reason we're here is think back about what happened 174 years ago actually about four miles down the river there where some Texans caught up with some Mexican soldiers that were looking to take the cannon from the city of Gonzales and they turned them around and sent them back to San Antonio. And this is who we are, we are an independent people, basically a people that were inspired by the United States of America in the events that took place there 233 years ago, the writing of our Declaration of Independence

01:00 It's hard to imagine sitting here today under this metal roof at what it was like in 1835, October 2nd. But it was certainly a different world and we have changed so much in the last 100 years. Certainly we've changed compared with the previous two or three thousand years a remarkable amount And we are, whether we know it or not, we are blessed people. We live like kings better than kings did and we're blessed by our founding fathers decision to respect the fact that God endows man with certain inalienable rights and those rights for the right to life

CHAPTER 02 / 7 Discussion

Individual Liberty and Rejection of Global Governance

The discussion focuses on the premise that rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are endowed by a creator rather than granted by government. There is a firm rejection of international dictates, the "New World Order," and media propaganda. The speaker advocates for national sovereignty and the right of individuals to retain the rewards of their own endeavors without top-down interference.

inalienable rights· constitution· national sovereignty· new world order· global government

01:56 at both ends to respect life from natural birth, from beginning to natural end. To liberty that the right for me to stand up and speak the right for free men to own weapons and there's no other place on earth like United States of America And this is because our nation was founded on that premise, that our Creator endowed us all with the rights to life liberty and pursuit of happiness. We must remember that it is the individual not the government that makes our nation great we must remember...we are strong only when we're united under the core values that we share

02:58 And again, we value respect for life. We value liberty with government from the individual left without dictates from the top down. A government as intended by our founding fathers and outlined by our constitution. We demand our national sovereignty. Certainly, we do not wish to live under the dictates of a new world order. We demand rights for free speech We do not expect this to be stifled with media propaganda. We value the pursuit of happiness, this is the right for man to retain rewards of his endeavors we reject those who undermine our nation under God on behalf of a global government of man. We reject the outrageous plans to inventory and control our lives

CHAPTER 03 / 7 Discussion

National Animal Identification System and IRS Abolition

Opposition is voiced against the National Animal Identification System and carbon taxes, which are characterized as tools for global wealth redistribution. The speaker calls for the elimination of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), arguing that the United States thrived for over a century without a federal income tax. Reducing the national government to constitutional limits is presented as the solution to the modern tax burden.

national animal identification system· carbon tax· internal revenue service· income tax· wealth redistribution

04:10 such as the National Animal Identification System and other legislation recently passed. We do not accept the carbon tax on the industry of Americans being used, not as a tax but to redistribute our wealth for the rest of the globe Indeed we desire to have our national government reduced to work within the constitutional limits

04:47 And the reward for that will be a reduction of the burden of taxes we have today and that we face in the future. But I'm sure everyone here would agree with me, that we need to eliminate the Internal Revenue Service I think there are better ways to collect revenues. Certainly, look back 100 years ago there was no Internal Revenue Service and you may ask well how the heck did we survive without collecting income tax from people? And the fact is that we did and were a great nation at that time

CHAPTER 04 / 7 Discussion

Department of Energy and Local Education Control

The speaker advocates for the elimination of the Department of Energy and a return to local control over education. A comparison is drawn between current centralized school funding and the communism fought during the Vietnam War. The proposal includes ending property taxes and returning oversight of school expenditures and curriculum to local parents and community members.

department of energy· school districts· property tax· curriculum· communism

05:31 So while we're at it, let's eliminate the useless and unconstitutional Department of Energy. $33 billion dollars in education which is... We, I remember when I was a young person here in Texas we had independent school districts where we locally taxed, we locally set the curriculum for our schools. We decided what was going to be done with our schools They said that's unconstitutional, which is an outrage in itself. But all the money needs to go to the state so they can redistribute that money This is really what we were... When I was young this was what communism was about This why we were fighting to free people in Vietnam Was to make sure they didn't live under that type of life but today We do And I agree with Debra

06:32 stop the property tax. We need to take a look at funding schools locally and making sure that parents and the people who live there are responsible for oversight in the correct expenditure of those funds. We value our Constitution, the framework for government recognizing the intent to govern from the individual level by the government down, not by the top down. This includes the right for our states to enact sovereign laws, the right of free men to bear arms The Constitution provides a framework that protects these rights Our constitution is not a document to be pushed aside The Constitution is our canon It is

CHAPTER 05 / 7 Discussion

Military Service and Congressional Term Limits

The discussion highlights the importance of a strong military and the fulfillment of promises made to veterans under the U.S. Constitution. A demand is made for term limits for elected officials to ensure that political positions remain a service to the people rather than lifelong careers. The speaker emphasizes that the Constitution serves as a "canon" that protects these fundamental structures.

military· veterans· constitution· term limits· elected officials

07:27 our strength, and none dare come and take it. We value our strong military in certainly young people like Kelly Ho who just heard, young patriotic people that are a blessing to our nation. Certainly our military we respect the promises to our veterans as those promises or promises allowed and protected by the US Constitution Based on our value of government by the people, we demand term limits for elected officials. We are there to serve and reflect we the people These positions were never intended to become careers

CHAPTER 06 / 7 Discussion

Illegal Immigration and Border Enforcement Policy

A policy of strict border enforcement is proposed, comparing national security to the protection of a private home. The speaker rejects the idea of awarding citizenship to illegal aliens, insisting that all residents must register under current laws and pay taxes. The segment concludes with a defense of American wealth and compassion, framing the U.S. as a nation under God that has contributed more to the world than any other.

illegal aliens· citizenship· border protection· law enforcement· national wealth

08:30 And based on our value of citizenship, we reject illegal aliens being awarded citizenship. Let them register for current law and pay taxes if they weren't here and let's protect our border in the same way we protect our homes Just to relate that, I consider somebody comes to my door. I know who that person is and let them in if they trash the place out there out of their because trouble they're never coming back they have to respect us

09:10 as people. They have to respect our government and we have to insist on that, it's only right. And certainly they get caught climbing through the back window there is a piddly associated with that We need to enforce our laws. We must continue our efforts to restore the intent of our founding fathers when they declared our independence under God and established the most blessed and successful nation in the history of man using government ran by we the people We make no excuses for the United States of America. We are the wealthiest nation on earth, and we are also the most compassionate nation on earth. We have given so much to this world more than any other country in the history of man. It is time for us to remember that we are one nation under God and may God bless our nation in our good efforts. Thank you

CHAPTER 07 / 7 Discussion

Come and Take It 75th Anniversary Invitation

The speaker concludes by noting the 174th anniversary of the "Come and Take It" event in Gonzales. An invitation is extended to the audience to return the following year with more participants to celebrate the milestone 75th anniversary of the local commemoration.

gonzales· come and take it· anniversary· community event· texas history

10:14 I wanted to say one more thing, and that is we had a small group here today but this is the 74th anniversary of Come & Take It. And I hope that you all get together and bring 10 or 100 of your friends in that next year we have an outstanding event which will be the 75th anniversary of Gonzales' Come & Take it at a very timely event