20 reasons why the United States is no longer a sovereign nation

In their wisdom, our Founding Fathers gave us a Constitution with its Bill of Rights when founding the United States of America and they founded the nation as a Republic, a nation that was to be governed by the rule of law. They passed on to us a country that was to have an elected form of government. Therefore, a government that is supposed to abide by the will of its people. In other words, the Founding Fathers founded a nation that was to be a Sovereign Nation.

 A sovereign nation can be defined as follows… A sovereign nation is a nation with its own Constitution; it is a nation, which governs itself independently of any foreign powers or any foreign or outside influences… go ahead, read that again, and let it sink in for just a moment.

To be a sovereign nation also means that, it is the people, who own and operate both the nation’s resources and the land. In addition, in a sovereign nation, it is the people of that nation, its own citizens, who are the people of first priority.

However, are we actually a sovereign nation any longer? Is the United States the sovereign nation that our Founding Fathers began, or is it something else entirely? Below are just 20 reasons why the United States is no longer a sovereign nation.

1. The United States has ‘borders’ that are wide open
2. The US government does not protect its own citizens who live along the border in border states
3. The USA no longer has clearly defined borders and without clearly defined borders, you no longer have a clearly defined country
4. The USA has a very liberal citizenship policy and does not enforce immigration laws
5. Illegal aliens and foreign born citizens are forming their own exclusive communities within the USA at an accelerated pace
6. ISIS is known to have training camps just outside the United States in Mexico and they’re  making regular incursions into the US
7. Some cities in the USA now resemble 3^rd world type cities with high taxes but crumbling infrastructure and inadequate public resources and services
8. Hollywood, the US media and even the Church preach open borders ideology (theology)
9. Many public schools have several languages being spoken and English is no longer a priority
10. Many public schools teach ’multiculturalism’ with an open borders theme
11. Illegal aliens are being issued social security cards and drivers licenses in some states
12. Real American history is no longer taught in the public schools or universities
13. Foreign buyers are gobbling up real estate at an amazing speed and in huge quantities
14. The US government is heavily influenced by outside forces including but not limited to the United Nations and foreign governments
15. The US government continues to cede power to NATO and the United Nations
16. The US government no longer uses the US Constitution as it’s template for governing its own citizens
17. Many corporations within the United States are giving preference to foreign workers over US citizens
18. Foreign flags being flown above the US flag in some places in the USA
19. For many apathy has replaced USA pride and patriotism
20. The United States has lost its identity as a nation, and when you lose identity, you lose heart, when you lose heart… you can easily lose your soul.

So, how did we get here? Well it is similar to our loss of personal freedoms and liberties; the loss of our nation’s sovereignty is a slow but ever persistent process with a cumulative effect. It is not something that can be easily resolved now but it must be resolved soon or we will no longer be a nation. Countries without sovereignty are not really countries or nations at all; they are just pieces of land, to be occupied by whomever and whenever.

“A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation.” – Ronald Reagan