The idea is, These men were going to be rebels against the strongest nation on earth at the time, “The Empire of Great Britain.” Sitting around the table talking about the future knowing the support they had was around 30 percent or less in the colonies. I could imagine Jefferson talking to Adams; you know we will be called rebels and traitors for sure. The idea that if we fail it will be death to us all. Hamilton was young and ready to fight, having no fear, just the excitement of the coming battles for freedom. He stated we would design and build a country like no other; we would create so all men are free, with religion for all. The excitement in the room grew to a fever pitch as the beer and the ideas flowed.

The idea of men taking a stand against a tyrannical government to ensure freedom for all was very new. These men knew failure meant death, but it may be a small price to ensure freedom to future children and the nation; no one lives forever.

I believe, as the above mention men believed, freedom is worth dying for. Most think we have crossed into the abyss of lies and deceit. The elections we once prided ourselves in have become dark and untrusted. The government has grown so large as to devour any politician that comes into its evil light—the money is no longer in business but in the dark halls of congress. Foreign aid has some money returned to the givers. Debt has no meaning until failure. Truth in politics is non-existent, nowhere in the government do we see the American people finding trust.

Maybe we need men again around a table drinking beer and planning the future.?