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In the last 10 years or so, I have spent a great deal of time studying the past administrations of presidents in this country. Some were of no surprise to me, such as FDR being a socialist and setting this country back to the point we changed our constitution, yet others have held some surprises. Teddy Roosevelt may have held the biggest surprise for me and also the greatest let down. As I studied his administration it became abundantly clear to me that this man has been clearly mis-defined by history, portrayed as the great outdoorsman, hunter and environmentalist. Sadly, he was nothing more than an enemy to the Constitution of these United States and a supporter of a vile agenda. Perhaps the first adamant progressive/marxist/communist to sit as a president of this country, his use of the presidential order to circumvent the constitution is well known, the results of such actions have taken decades to come to light.

I know many sportsmen and women who hold him and his actions in high regard, as I once did, at first glance they seemed to be beneficial, although time has shown them to be nothing more than a huge jump toward the abuses we now see inside our burgeoning and oppressive federal government. Perhaps the following information will also enlighten you as it has me, to support this man or his actions are nothing short of supporting the destruction of freedom.

Charles Davenport, a Harvard professor toward the end of the 1800’s and an avid supporter of eugenics, he was in support of removing what he seen as the substandard humans in this nation. Following is one of his quote’s:

“The general program of the eugenicist is clear — it is to improve the race by inducing young people to make a more reasonable selection of marriage mates; to fall in love intelligently. It also includes the control by the state of the propagation of the mentally incompetent. It does not imply the destruction of the unfit either before or after birth.”

In further reading of Davenport’s it becomes obvious as to whom he considers incompetent, and it basically boils down to anyone who is not an elite. I could write an entire story on this vile human being but, that is not the subject of this article, I suggest you take some time to do further research. What was so disappointing to me in my studies of T. Roosevelt was his reply to this man and the exposure of his agenda in doing so. Following is the letter of reply from T. Roosevelt to C. Davenport.

January 3rd 1913. ”My dear Mr. Davenport: I am greatly interested in the two memoirs you have sent me. They are very instructive, and, from the standpoint of our country, very ominous. You say that these people are not themselves responsible, that it is “society” that is responsible. I agree with you if you mean, as I suppose you do, that society has no business to permit degenerates to reproduce their kind. It is really extraordinary that our people refuse to apply to human beings such elementary knowledge as every successful farmer is obliged to apply to his own stock breeding. Any group of farmers who permitted their best stock not to breed, and let all the increase come from the worst stock, would be treated as fit inmates for an asylum. Yet we fail to understand that such conduct is rational compared to the conduct of a nation which permits unlimited breeding from the worst stocks, physically and morally, while it encourages or connives at the cold selfishness or the twisted sentimentality as a result of which the men and women ought to marry, and if married have large families, remain celebates or have no children or only one or two. Some day we will realize that the prime duty the inescapable duty of the good citizen of the right type is to leave his or her blood behind him in the world; and that we have no business to permit the perpetuation of citizens of the wrong type.”
Faithfully yours, [signed] Theodore Roosevelt

A picture of this letter can be seen here:

http://www.dnalc.org/view/11219-T-Roosevelt-letter-to-C-Davenport-about-degenerates-reproducing-.html

I guess one has to wonder, given this information, what further damage this man may have brought to the freedom of the citizen of this country if given the chance. His actions, including the theft of state land a resources are what now seems to be merely the stepping stone to the tyranny that is so obvious in today’s society and our leaders. I am sure ol’ Teddy would have more than elated with some oppressive legislation such as the Endangered Species Act. What better way to control the people, take away what they have and ‘appear’ to be an environmentalist at the same time?

In my research, this man has fallen from one of the best we have had serve, to one of the worst. Sadly, our progressive educational system in this country only teaches us what they want us to think, I am very glad I continued to look out the window of the box they wanted me to reside in. Take nothing you learned there for granted, keep thinking, keep researching and always doubt when the government is claiming to do something beneficial for you, and when in doubt, go back to the founders as they were truly the ones that had real freedom in mind for the people.

Barry Coe