“Objects of the most stupendous magnitude, and measure in which the lives and liberties of millions yet unborn are intimately interested, are now before us. We are in the very midst of a revolution the most complete, unexpected and remarkable of any in the history of nations.”

The irreproachable insight of the illustrious Founder, John Adams, one of the foremost architects of the greatest temporal engine of human progress that the planet has ever known.

The year 1776 was, indeed, an annus mirabilis.

I see your response format has changed. Interesting; but it feels one is a bit blind without other responses exposed for influence. They are indexed; but not displayed.

The Adams' quote directly above one from King George is a thought provoking comparison. As is that from Madison; but not quite the same extreme. A very nice selection.
   The bases of any revolution are not coincident. It motivations are not its rhetoric.(Cum "espoused principles".) By in large, we must profess a necessity for violence, which is the handmaid of any revolution. Tough maid! As with Che or Tolstoy a revolution is constant. It has its own inertia and is usually a victim of the violence it engenders. In that sense the American Revolution is still in progress as it is a condition of realization, not rebellion. King George should have looked to his own Knavery before considering the inevitable development of America's Navy. By principle, a P. T. Barnum should never be president. A Barnum's knavery (flim flam) is taken for granted, wherein people know they are being taken, and, thus (for whatever reasons) enjoy it. Politics is barnumesque; but government must not be.

John, said well. Objects of the most stupendous magnitude, and measure in which the lives and liberties of millions yet unborn are intimately interested have been lost to a national establishment of religion that approves of human sacrifice, religious sacrament mandates (such as marriage) and forced charity; AND, replaced by compelled compliance, victimless crime enforcement, government licenses, larceny with impunity (2^nd plank of the communist manifesto, Social Security, police state confiscations, etc.) and NON-recognition of perfected allodium or inalienable rights endowed by nature’s God.

Brilliant! Here's the thing, ultimately, the rest of the civilized world must come to the same conclusions and embrace Liberty above 'authority.'  America is supposed to export the concepts of Liberty, not import the concepts of totalitarianism.

Again, well said John. government business should not be in show business. Threskeia practice, bread and circus among knaves of dependency, is climaxing, seeing only half go to the circus. As for the bread, some don't care if they're dirty when they eat.
That "Tough Maid" will require a clean house, hopefully, not to much dust, knowing spoil children are prone to violent fits. The measure with which the Great Awakening would take place, is a Marked point in time. Saad Al Melik, Saad Al Sund, was not said of a book, as some assumed. 

Whoa — What a surprise when I opened up Liberty Tree's new bright visual format. 
Needless to say, I love this quote from John Adams