Schaeffer Cox speech in Hamilton MT

St.Mike
Published on Feb 24, 2022
A home-made DVD showed up in my mailbox from a friend from Montana...it sat on the kitchen counter for a few days, until we decided to throw it in the DVD player and see what it was all about. Well, I could say that what was on that disk was one of the most paradigm shattering and liberty-inspiring speeches I have ever heard. I liked it so much that I immediately uploaded the whole thing to Vimeo to make it available to anyone willing to listen and learn how a 20-some year old, homeschooled kid from Fairbanks Alaska is shattering the current understanding of government by the people to a million pieces, and how he is inspiring people all over the U.S. to reclaim their freedom without anger, frustration or voting for or against the right or wrong people.

Here Schaeffer Cox is speaking at the Hamilton, Montana Conservatives Meeting on December 1, 2009. He talks about the dramatic steps taken by Fairbanks citizens towards self-government and self-sufficiency.

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