Contributor & author: Dr. W. Scott Magill, Executive Director, ViDoL, USMC/USArmy-Med. Corps

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Preview:  Hillary declared, “You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.”  On a deeper level she was speaking of the Left’s belief in Socialism over the Constitutional Republic for which we fought and bled. In that spirit Eric Holder declared “when they go low, we kick ‘em.”  This gives us a glimpse into the deep hostility harbored by the left against true Americans.

October 23rd, 2018

Painting of a Post-Constitutional America

by Dr. William Scott Magill

Hillary declared, “You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.”  On a deeper level she was speaking of the Left’s belief in Socialism over the Constitutional Republic for which we fought and bled. In that spirit Eric Holder declared “when they go low, we kick ‘em.”  This gives us a glimpse into the deep hostility harbored by the left against true Americans.

These two comments bear a striking resemblance to the political philosophy of Vladimir Lenin who led the violent Bolshevik Revolution of Russian.

Our country is perilously close to Ayn Rand’s depiction of the Russian Revolution in her novel We the Living, which retells the Bolshevik takeover of Russian society.  Rand, who also wrote Atlas Shrugs, drew a vital distinction between the leftist ideals of socialism vs Communism, saying there is no difference “except in the means of achieving the same ultimate end: communism proposes to enslave men by force, socialism—by vote. It is merely the difference between murder and suicide.”

Today we have generations of Americans who are eagerly, perhaps unwittingly, participating in their own death-by-government-enslavement.  The Leftist Collective, which demands all residents participate in this national self-destruction, have in a matter of just a few years flipped the narrative of American exceptionalism on its head, saying:

“… if you believe in the Constitution, marriage between one man and one woman, only two sexes, that climate change is not man-made, the Second Amendment, the Republican Party – OMG Donald Trump, Christianity, the Sanctity of life or that life begins at conception, a free market, Capitalism, sovereign national borders, the rule of law, conservative ideals, own a sharp pointy knife, pistol a rifle, or high capacity magazines, etc., you will no longer be welcome in society.

You will not be allowed to speak (since you have nothing to say worth hearing), you will not be allowed to have a job “here” (because you scare us), you will not be welcome to bank “here” (since we do not want your business), you will not be allowed to borrow money “from us” (since your causes and needs will only breed more despicable anti-socialist behavior).  Since you live outside our wishes and ideals, you will be no longer be treated as an equal or be afforded the protection of the police, the courts, or other government institutions. We will require that you pay for the privilege of appearing, or speaking in public by forcing you to pay extra for your own protection and for insurance to pay for the damage you will be “triggering” by inciting others who deplore you and justifiably destroy public and personal property in their induced rage against you, your ideas and everything you stand for… We will take your future from you (and from your children) and treat you as if you no longer exist.”  

This is the painting of a post-constitutional America. The “unacceptable” election of Donald Trump, through the intercession of Divine Providence, saved America from an envisioned police state that would have been the death knell for our once free and open society.

Now it comes down to individuals—each one of us.  Will you fight the good fight for freedom, or just complain as America is swallowed into the dark and dismal sordid abyss of Socialism?

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Dr. William Scott Magill founded VIDOL to maintain the integrity of our Republic based on correct moral and constitutional principles. He served with the United States Marine Corp, the United States Army Medical Corps, and the Denver Police Dept.

Short-form Bio: Dr. William Scott Magill, served with the United States Marine Corp.

1965-1971, with the United States Army Medical Corps 1981-1988, with the Denver Police Dept. 1970-1976. He obtained his bachelors of Business Administration from the University of Denver, Masters of Health Care Administration Trinity University in San Antonio, and medical degree from The University of Health Sciences in Kansas City. Dr. Magill matriculated his residency in Ob/Gyn at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, and served as the Chief of Ob/Gyn at Irwin Army Hospital Ft. Riley Kansas. He was until recently a practicing obstetrician & Gynecologist in Springfield, Missouri for 21 years.” As an author and lyricist Dr. Magill has authored such pieces as, “Here we go again,” “The Greatest Generation,” “The Requiem of the Brave,” “The Battle Hymn of the Americans,” “Seek ye the Bridge in the Forest,” “The Pledge of Allegiance, – say it with pride, say it with Understanding,” & “The Birth of A Great nation.” His writings and/or interviews have appeared in, The journal of Military Medicine, The Anglican Digest, The Chronicle Republican, Springfield News Leader, The Washington Times and The New York Times, among others.

As a gallant warrior in the cause of liberty, Dr. Magill served as President and Executive Director of an organization, intent on returning the American culture to the beliefs and principles of those 56 men, our Founding Fathers, who pledged their “Lives, fortunes, and sacred honor” that liberty and justice might prevail throughout the ages.

Dr. Magill is the founder and executive Director of Veterans in Defense of Liberty (ViDoL). After 30 years of practice, including some 9000 deliveries, Dr. Magill closed his doors in order to devote all of his efforts to the survival of the U.S. Constitution. Dr. Magill stated at that time, “If we can establish, for the first time in American history, that vehicle for American veterans to fulfill their oath, which did not vanish when we took off our uniforms for the last time, this will be a full time effort.”