FK – I’ll look into it for sure.
We need a militia in every county to deal with this growing evil.
Cell 411 website.
But don’t be dumb enough to get into this situation:
FK – That’s great but patriots need to stop doing stupid things. This is war. Stupidity causes un-needed and un-profitable casualties.
We should already have had a militia in every county to deal with this evil.
FK – Been going on for a long time now, as the average sheeple graze and breed and die. It’s up to that tiny minority as always.
Maybe you can find a verse or two in the ancient tribal propaganda that will get the modern mainstream ‘christian’ church to pull it’s collective head out of its ass instead of sitting on its ass waiting to get beamed up. How disgusting. But then I think that was what it was written or edited for to begin with: pay unto Caesar; obey the magistrates appointed over you; thousands of years of god-appointed kings that many don’t seem to understand we don’t have any more; be a good servant you’re gonna get beamed up soon and have paradise in the next life and on and on. Time to wake up and grow up.
Do you think the Founders had an ‘army of god’ to fight the British? Study some history. They had the same issues any army has. Thomas Paine railed against the mainstream version of Christianity of that day. Many of the Founders were politicians and thus said what they knew the sheeple wanted to hear. A few of them stood their ground and insisted on a Bill of Rights that was supposed to force the government to acknowledge our most basic right, that of self defense against them.
Yes, ‘freedom of religion’ by necessity means ‘freedom from religion.’ History is transition, and without clear goals, restoring the Bill of Rights, re-enforcing and expanding Human Liberty which recognizes true ‘free will,’ not a choice between eternal slavery or eternal torture, then yes we may very well descend into chaos and a new dark age. But that’s happening anyway. Nobody’s gonna come beam us up and even if they are we should be deeply ashamed of waiting for someone else to come solve our problems for us.
The modern version of Liberty did not come only from the ancient tribal propaganda. Those ideas had several sources.
What started his ordeal:
FK – These black-robed shysters have way too much power. All court proceedings should be live-streamed by law. It’s way past time to make that happen.
I commend these men’s bravery but I cannot recommend similar action. The average dumbass sheeple working in the ‘just-us’ system probably doesn’t understand it and only cares about their retirement plans. A very corrupt local system could very easily twist some ‘protest’ into a felony charge.
I just personally think we need patriots working to awaken more sheeple, working as citizen lobbyists and helping to build the militias we will ultimately be forced to use to keep what Liberty we have left or to stop some future tyrannical power grab by a desperate elite.
A First or Second Amendment without the courage to use it is a toy that can be regulated and taken. If they can turn this into a court case that will really make a difference more power to them. But I know I can’t afford to do such and neither can most.
The First Amendment doesn’t mention a ‘press pass.’ We are all ‘the press,’ especially nowadays with the internet, personal computers and smart phones. Time for the old system and mentality to die.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnmba6BrIdI
FK – So how do we get the authoritarian black-robed shysters, of whatever stripe, out of the ‘just-us’ system?
How do we get rid of prosecutors who only care about prosecution numbers and their political careers, and not right and wrong?
How to do we get cops to stop enforcing the police state?
The sweeping decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday represents a major court victory for opponents of the NSA and comes just as Congress begins a fight over whether to renew the underlying law used to justify the program.
That program “exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized,” Judge Gerard Lynch wrote on behalf of the three-judge panel.
The law “cannot be interpreted in a way that defies any meaningful limit,” he added.
Additionally, the government’s rationale behind the program represents “a monumental shift in our approach to combating terrorism,” which was not grounded in a clear explanation of the law.
The Second Circuit’s decision provides the most significant legal blow to the NSA operations to date and comes more than a year after a lower court called the program “almost-Orwellian” and likely unconstitutional. The appeals court did not examine the constitutionality of the surveillance program in its ruling on Thursday.
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Congress last reviewed the law in 2011, but even then, many lawmakers were not aware of the details of the NSA’s bulk collection practices.
Because most of the details were kept classified, “Congress cannot reasonably be said to have ratified a program of which many members of Congress – and all members of the public – were not aware,” Lynch wrote.
FK – And that’s the problem. When the bastards vote on laws they haven’t read they need to be dragged down the capital steps by their heels, given a speedy treason trial and hanged on the granite gallows out front. That’s why we need a militia in every county in this country.
Beyond the disfiguring wounds on the toddler’s face, the grenade also left a gash in his chest. As a result, Bou lost the ability to breathe on his own and was left in a medically induced coma for days after the incident. Bou was not able to go home from the hospital until July.
No officers were charged for their near-deadly negligence, and the department claimed that they did not know that there were children in the home. They defended their reckless actions by saying that they couldn’t have done a thorough investigation prior to the raid because it “would have risked revealing that the officers were watching the house.”
Now, a nearly $1 million dollar settlement has been reached between the family and the county. One of the terms of the settlement is that the family may not sue individuals involved in maiming their son. Instead of coming from the wallets of the negligent officers, it will come strictly from the taxpayers.
FK – The shysters involved in these ‘settlements’ should be paying out of pocket for the difference. The insane ‘war on drugs’ and ‘war on terror’ must end and real safeguards installed for the use of these SWAT Nazis. We must gain control of how these Jr. Nazs are educated/indoctrinated. They must learn to put the Bill of Rights first.
But I fear we will be forced to do what will be required before that happens. Our governments and ‘just-us’ systems are just too far gone.
FK – Maybe they managed to do something right:
FK – The SCOTUS is NOT the final arbiter of our rights. WE ARE!
— Call, email and show up at Town Hall meetings of your Senators
Three months ago, the lapdog media was convinced that the confirmation of Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch was a “slam dunk.” Now, not so much.
Lynch, as you may remember, has been characterized as “Eric Holder in a skirt.” She committed, under oath, to continue to push Holder’s unconstitutional anti-gun executive amnesty. She is in favor of a semi-auto ban, which should be of interest at a time when the Justice Department is using every means possible to ban semi-autos by executive fiat.
In addition, when asked about the central pillar of Barack Obama’s anti-gun push — the universal background check/gun registry — she claimed not to really know anything about it. Which leads to one of two conclusions: Either Lynch is a liar and a perjurer or she is far too ignorant to be Attorney General.
Lynch’s nomination is particularly pivotal because she is viewed as being groomed to be the fifth anti-gun vote on the U.S. Supreme Court, replacing either Anthony Kennedy or Antonin Scalia. Of course, if Lynch were to be confirmed to the court — riding on the wings of her AG confirmation — both Heller and McDonald would be overturned. The Second Amendment, as far as the courts are concerned, would be a nullity.
FK – The SCOTUS is NOT the final arbiter of our rights. We are. Time to prep for what will be required.
More Second Amendment(our most basic right) news:
Republican Gov. Sam Brownback gave his signature to a popular bill Thursday to allow lawful concealed carry of handguns in Kansas without a permit starting this summer.
Introduced to the state Senate in January with an impressive 26 co-sponsors, the bill passed that body with ease by a sweeping 31-7 vote before heading to the House in March where it was approved by a healthy 85-39 bipartisan margin.
“Responsible gun ownership, for protection and sport, is a right inherent in our Constitution,” Brownback said at Thursday’s signing ceremony. “It is a right that Kansans hold dear and have repeatedly and overwhelmingly reaffirmed a commitment to protecting.”
FK – One wonders how a politician with a clue actually got elected…
There are Kentuckians who are working on catching up.
Here’s a guv that’s obviously firing for effect:
FK – Will Kentucky’s next governor support and enlarge our most basic right?:
This information drastically underrepresented the number of people being killed at hands of police officers thus giving an unclear perspective of what is actually transpiring on the streets of America.
New data, as reported by the Guardian, suggests that an average of 545 people killed by police went unaccounted for yearly on average in the FBI data.
The revised estimates put the annual number of people killed by cops at an average of 928 per year over the past eight years; a conservative estimate. This information contrasts with the 461 reported killed by police by the FBI for 2013, a difference of almost 450 killings or nearly 50 percent.
When looking at terrorism, the U.S. Department of State reports that only 16 non-military U.S. citizens were killed worldwide as a result of terrorism in 2013, the most recent year data there was available data.
What this means is that a U.S. citizen is actually 58 times more likely to be killed by a police officer than by a terrorist.
FK – Organized taxpayer funded terror is called war…
FK – Where are the words ‘press pass’ in the First Amendment?
We have the tech today to deal with this. All courtroom proceedings should be streamed live to the net, at all times.
The black-robed shysters are our employees. End of discussion. The shysters in general have too much power. Allegedly there was a 13th Amendment to prevent them from holding any political office. We need to look at that again and find a way to keep their club out of our government.
Have they tried to work through the legislature to get the ‘law’ changed and to put the shysters in their place, as our servants?
Here’s some more elected, appointed and hired public servants who don’t know their place, as our SERVANTS:
FK – Let me give them a hint: ‘Good guys’ don’t put their paychecks and retirement plans before their oaths to uphold the Bill of Rights.
“New Jersey was the first state to ratify the Bill of Rights,” Gottlieb observed, “and apparently the last state to recognize it. New Jersey officials need to be reminded that their state is still part of the United States, not a police state.”
But the nationally-known Second Amendment advocate went farther, noting, “This case underscores the vicious nature of gun law enforcement in New Jersey.” He pointed to the case of Shaneen Allen, the single mom from Philadelphia who was arrested last year for having her legally-owned and legally-licensed handgun after crossing into New Jersey on a social visit. Nappen also represented Allen, an African-American woman with a clean record, in a case that attracted national attention.
Van Gilder’s case is “sitting with the prosecutor,” Nappen said. “This case speaks volumes about the absurdity of gun laws in New Jersey.”
This morning, Van Gilder’s defense fund had grown to more than $14,000 of a $25,000 goal. The National Rifle Association’s NRA News has done a story on Van Gilder’s dilemma that is streaking across YouTube.
FK – “Streaking across YouTube.” Considering some of the stuff that’s on there I’m getting a not too pleasant visual…
FK – Maybe someone I know is right when he says we need to put the trash responsible for this kind of evil on a rock pile in Montana, for as long as they exist in this realm.
FK – Some slightly better news:
FK – And some questionable legislation?:
FK – This is your answer: Search Kirk Bloodsworth. Read his Wikipedia page.
He spoke at a TBK meeting a few months back. I asked him if he was in favor of the death penalty for any reason. His answer is that once you kill an innocent man you can’t get him back. You can release an innocent man from prison, but not from the grave.
Our ‘just-us’ system is completely untrustworthy. It railroads people into prison on a regular basis. It’s set up that way. Prosecutors and cops are more interested in their records or quotas than in justice. Most convictions are on ‘circumstantial evidence.’ Even eye witnesses can’t always be trusted, simple fact.
We need a granite gallows in front of every govt. building in this country and the death penalty for elected, hired or appointed public servants who break their oaths to uphold the Bill of Rights and a militia force in every county to enforce it and make sure the granite gallows don’t fall into disuse.
‘Conservatives’ need to learn that the govt. can’t be trusted no matter which party is in control.