The Tea Party Papers Volume II

About the Book

Finally buttressed with Nature’s bounty, fortified with Nature’s gifts, testifying to Nature’s truth we must be ready to take a leap in faith. The hardest leap of faith to believe in; is a leap of faith in each other, in the individual. In the end the only way a government of the Individuals, by the Individuals for the Individual can long endure on the face of the Earth. Faith in God alone cannot suffice for such a government to work. It is the most necessary prerequisite for such a government to exist. But it cannot retain it cannot nurture it because the government is a covenant a pact made between God and the individual. If we lose faith in the individual we break the sacred pact. Being granted so many gifts the last act is in our own hands we are the City on the Hill when we believe we are the City on the Hill. When we act the part we are the Light of the world and the Inspiration to the World. It is really simple, if enough individuals carry out this leap of faith, a new critical mass will be reached, and a miracle will turn the tide in our affairs once more and we like the patriots of old will once again fulfill our own self-actualization process and bequeath to our posterity the ability and responsibility to reach their own.

About the Author

This is the author and political activist Bill Miller’s second book in the series the Tea Party Papers. Bill had never considered writing and/or political activism yet was happy in his chosen field of construction when the Tea Party exploded on the political landscape in 2009. It was indeed an amazing coming together of ideas that provoked the author to begin writing. He had already made the spiritual journey from secular progressivism to “Christ” and had reconsidered many long held social and political beliefs. Although his career was in construction he was an amateur paleontologist and naturalist, and had a great love of archeology and history. All of this past experience was to help the author when he actually began to write. Bill had accepted a suggestion to start writing what was later to be his first book the Tea Party Papers (the tome) which was overloaded with detail and over 700 pages and in a way still amateurish. It just so happened that he began writing just as the first Tea Party protests sprung into being in April of 2009 and he came to the attention of Jeff Bruzzo of Island Metro Productions who had just initiated the blog site Project Shining City. Bill began to write for PSC even as he continued his efforts on the tome. Along with writing Bill would join Jeff and others from Island Metro Productions (IMP) in the filming and often live-streaming of Tea Party events and other conservative and liberation rallies. The team from IMP would film events from New York, Washington to Florida to Louisiana and all across the country for next few years. The team helped in filming of political ads and commercials on a dozen congressional campaigns and one US senate race. They collected hundreds of hours of interviews (including several presidential candidates in 2012) and even broke some hard news stories as well as provided raw film footage for the Fox News network and several Fox commentary programs. After a weak reception to “the tome” the author took the advice to break the book up and flesh out the divided parts this volume is the second of four parts to that effort. Bill Miller is currently finishing up his touring and presenting of the Tea Party Papers Volume I ;The American Spiritual Evolution Versus the French political Revolution. Uniquely as befits a film team, IMP created both the book trailer and documentary to volume I. It is 45 minutes long and the author uses this tool to inform his audiences about the book. He then usually follows up with a question and answer period and book signing. Bill Miller was the New Jersey 2011 Betsy Ross Activist of the Year. He has been interviewed and/or appeared on WOR, Sirius XM, WPHT, WDEL to name a few stations and on blog talk radio and cable. In 2011 IMP released their tribute to 9-11 titled 9-11: Reflections then and Now, although not huge commercial success (there was over forty 9-11 documentaries out that year) it did receive some laudable critical acclaim.