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Our
great country was built on the promise of freedom as well as
security, and we have a responsibility to our children and
future generations to stand our ground, as those that have done
so before us, and refuse to relinquish the precious liberties
that set us apart from those that are oppressed.
Moreover,
we must recognize that to remain a free society, it is imperative that
we educate our youth, many of whom seem to take their freedoms for
granted, and exercise our voting power to elect leaders who will
represent the interests of “we the people” by maintaining our
liberties as well as our security.
Although I felt compelled to draw
Statue of Limitations
during the Gulf War, I believe it is equally poignant now, and it is my
intention that it represent not only my own concerns, but the
multitude of serious and diverse concerns that so many other Americans
feel today, regardless of their political affiliations or positions.
With
this in mind, I have created a community Feedback
forum on this
website to
provide
a
place for others to voice their thoughts and concerns. May it be a source for education, communication and inspiration
for us to keep America The Land of the Free.
You are welcome to
forward this website to anyone you believe may be moved by it or benefit
from it. However,
please be respectful of my work and do not copy or use my drawing, Statue of Limitations,
for any
purpose without my prior, express written consent. (Prints and other
items portraying
Statue of Limitations
are available for purchase
in the Store.)
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Best
wishes for the rapid
return of our civil liberties,
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T. Royal |
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