Fighting for right cause

When the cause is right and just, victory is inevitable.

100 Neighbors by Lancaster R. Hill 

Benefits for less fortunate

Benefits for those deemed less fortunate are organic. They spawn a feast of greed and corruption. Civil War pensions, for example, seemed a moral right, until they sprung a cottage industry of unscrupulous lawyers whose sole purpose was defrauding the federal government by securing pensions for those who had not earned them.

Climbing the Mountain by Lancaster R. Hill

Labor quote

The only entitlement guaranteed should be the fruits of one`s own labor.

A Secret worth keeping by Lancaster R. Hill

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Economic security

To place economic security in the hands of the government is quite literally a return to our medieval ancestry where feudal lords took responsibility for the economic survival of the serfs working their estates.

Climbing the Mountain by Lancaster R. Hill

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Unemployment quote

What one should expect from unemployment benefits is added unemployment and nothing more.

100 Neighbors by Lancaster R. Hill

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Confronting the truth

It takes discipline to confront the most horrible truths.

A Secret Worth Keeping by Lancaster R. Hill 

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Making world better place quote

As for man, the biological laws make no exception for intelligence or wealth. The laws of God only demand that we do what we can in what time we have, to make the world a place where laziness and sloth are never rewarded.

Climbing the Mountain by Lancaster R. Hill 

changing the world quote 

Liberty quote

Liberty is worth more than every pearl in the ocean, every ounce of gold ever mined. It is as precious to man as air, as necessary to survival as a beating heart. 

A secret worth keeping by Lancaster R. Hill 

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