Citizen Vigilante time. Unless or until these problems are dealt with locally by those who are closest to the problem, nothing of any consequence will occur. It has become abundantly clear that our alleged leadership doesn't want to juggle these hot potatoes.
Vengeance is mine, safety the Lord. Retribution on the other hand is entirely our business. As the Big Mick, Michael Collins said, let us get on with our work.
I wonder how much of the Epstein evidence was made unless by mishandling by the FBI NY office so they could not prosecute with it? The second, third and other lower levels below the boss can stop or at least make it impossible to prosecute in court. The courts that are no better than the current midlevel staff that worked for Biden and Obama before the last election. You have to clean out the complete mid to upper staff to make this work and we seem to have no one willing to do that. We have to hurt feelings go get this done how tearable. I think Pam Bundy and others found out the hard way that they would not give her all the files when she asked for them. At some point you have to just kick some butt and take names not be nice and or professional just be the boss. If they do not comply fire them they do not have jobs for life even they think they do.
Put a raid team together if they don't comply raid the office that night no mister nice guy just get it done. There is evidence for a lot of none compliance amoung the middle management staff stop it and take them out at the first chance no let's try this again stuff. To many of Trumps staff are surprised at the lack of compliance among their staff this should not be accepted in any way period. Fire them and put someone in that will follow orders.
Maybe we just need to start over. But that means a lot of violence, bloodshed, destruction, and work. KEVIN is correct in his comment and to me, it began with the wholesale abandonment of the Constitution. John Adams once said the Constitution was made for a moral people. It has become regular practice for oaths of office to be a "non-serious, traditional formality without consequences for failing to abide by what officials swore to do. If they possessed morality, there would be much less constitutional abuse. If, I had lived in 1787,88, and 89, I would have been what historians call an antifederalist. I would have agreed with George Mason and others that the Constitution did too little to protect state and individual rights. But that declaration of rights did not matter in 1798, just eight years into having a Bill of Rights, Congress had already passed the Alien and Sedition Act restricting speech and the press. Madison and Jefferson used nullification as the "rightful remedy" for government's constitutional violations. Then, in 1803, the famous, (in my mind, INFAMOUS) Supreme Court Justice John Marshall, on his own volition, invented Judicial Review. There was and is NO provision in Article III for Judicial Review. The "fourth branch of government" known as the bureaucracy was created by Congress. It began small and over the years, despite Reagan's efforts, has metastasized into the monstrosity it is today. The federal agencies, most of them lie in the executive branch of government but the president holds very little power and control over them as we have witnessed with some of Trump's attempts to fire and/or circumvent them. The bureaucracy was supposed to remove political influences and add professional expertise to the numerous (unconstitutional) agencies and to a small extent it did that. However, Congress and presidents have benefitted immensely because agencies run by appointees with long and sometimes overlapping terms, can make financial and regulatory decisions that the voters/regular people don't like and there is no recourse for the voters to influence or undo bureaucratic decisions. Politicians can avoid or shift blame to unelected officials and slip past any political pain. Regulatory agencies have legislative power, executive power, and judicial power which violates the principle of separation powers. The EPA for example can make its rules/regs, enforce its own rules/regs, and adjudicate them as well. A president exercises no control. So, despite Trump's best attempts to fulfill SOME of his campaign promises such as D.O.G.E. with Elon Musk initially, very little was really accomplished. The Judicial Branch's lifetime appointments, created in Article III, intended to allow justices the freedom to render sound and fair judgement according to the rule of law without concern for being re-elected. But that has gone haywire with political ideologies and philosophies becoming the deciding factors in cases instead of the rule of law.
It seemed a beautiful plan especially when one reads the Federalist Papers which explain how the government was designed to function. That's why Franklin said in response to a question by a Philadelphia woman in 1787 what had been wrought by the delegates. Franklin replied a republic madam, if you can keep it. But the advent of political parties and human nature with no self-discipline have long since made things clear something else needs to be done.
I didn’t feel much like celebrating the 250th anniversary of a document so universally unknown and ignored by its descendants.
This year I made a decision to say “Happy Independence Day” to people in response to their “Happy Fourth.” Seems most people are even too gutless to correct themselves and acknowledge that the day is not an observance of a date, but the observance of a world changing document declaring that the people are primary over the government.
Like April 19, 1775, the recognition of July 4, 1776 has faded into a history that the great majority of Americans no longer believe in.
We in the hinterlands are pretty much insulated from the Muslim invasion, so far. They have stuck to the blue cities run by AWFL's and other leftists, so far.
The Somalis and other cretins are also mostly in the blue cities where they have many victims of their scams, so far.
All of this will be encroaching on the small towns if it isn't stopped soon. Will the story change when the theft and chaos runs into the rednecks in the country? I sure hope so! I'd hate to think we've been training and stacking ammo and tannerite for nothing! I hope I'm still around to see patriots rise up again.
John Adams said that the Constitution was made for a "moral and religious people" adding that it is totally inadequate for the government of any other. Moral and religious. That is the key. They both go hand in hand. One of the problems we have as a country is have failed to correct our "mission drift". Much like flying a plane or steering a ship a constant check on the direction of the vessel is of paramount importance. Other wise we will "drift" off course. One of the most important "drifts" that we have allowed is the swearing in of officials. They are supposed to swear allegiance on a Holy Bible. We have not been too strict about that. We have tolerated some of them swearing in on a Koran. A Koran of all things. It shows the lack of knowledge and information of those who allow it. Slowly we have allowed this drift to become a swerve and that is what we have today. This "swerve" represents everything that is anit-religion: communism, islamism, transgenderism, the homosexual agenda, disrespect for churches, disrepect for our Constitution which becomes disrespect for law and order and on and on. Just sayin'.
Citizen Vigilante time. Unless or until these problems are dealt with locally by those who are closest to the problem, nothing of any consequence will occur. It has become abundantly clear that our alleged leadership doesn't want to juggle these hot potatoes.
I'm not sure I could have expressed any better Ward.
American Patriots need to rise up and take back our nation with an unyielding vengeance.
Vengeance is mine, safety the Lord. Retribution on the other hand is entirely our business. As the Big Mick, Michael Collins said, let us get on with our work.
Sayeth not safety. Damned autocorrect. ,
I wonder how much of the Epstein evidence was made unless by mishandling by the FBI NY office so they could not prosecute with it? The second, third and other lower levels below the boss can stop or at least make it impossible to prosecute in court. The courts that are no better than the current midlevel staff that worked for Biden and Obama before the last election. You have to clean out the complete mid to upper staff to make this work and we seem to have no one willing to do that. We have to hurt feelings go get this done how tearable. I think Pam Bundy and others found out the hard way that they would not give her all the files when she asked for them. At some point you have to just kick some butt and take names not be nice and or professional just be the boss. If they do not comply fire them they do not have jobs for life even they think they do.
Put a raid team together if they don't comply raid the office that night no mister nice guy just get it done. There is evidence for a lot of none compliance amoung the middle management staff stop it and take them out at the first chance no let's try this again stuff. To many of Trumps staff are surprised at the lack of compliance among their staff this should not be accepted in any way period. Fire them and put someone in that will follow orders.
Maybe we just need to start over. But that means a lot of violence, bloodshed, destruction, and work. KEVIN is correct in his comment and to me, it began with the wholesale abandonment of the Constitution. John Adams once said the Constitution was made for a moral people. It has become regular practice for oaths of office to be a "non-serious, traditional formality without consequences for failing to abide by what officials swore to do. If they possessed morality, there would be much less constitutional abuse. If, I had lived in 1787,88, and 89, I would have been what historians call an antifederalist. I would have agreed with George Mason and others that the Constitution did too little to protect state and individual rights. But that declaration of rights did not matter in 1798, just eight years into having a Bill of Rights, Congress had already passed the Alien and Sedition Act restricting speech and the press. Madison and Jefferson used nullification as the "rightful remedy" for government's constitutional violations. Then, in 1803, the famous, (in my mind, INFAMOUS) Supreme Court Justice John Marshall, on his own volition, invented Judicial Review. There was and is NO provision in Article III for Judicial Review. The "fourth branch of government" known as the bureaucracy was created by Congress. It began small and over the years, despite Reagan's efforts, has metastasized into the monstrosity it is today. The federal agencies, most of them lie in the executive branch of government but the president holds very little power and control over them as we have witnessed with some of Trump's attempts to fire and/or circumvent them. The bureaucracy was supposed to remove political influences and add professional expertise to the numerous (unconstitutional) agencies and to a small extent it did that. However, Congress and presidents have benefitted immensely because agencies run by appointees with long and sometimes overlapping terms, can make financial and regulatory decisions that the voters/regular people don't like and there is no recourse for the voters to influence or undo bureaucratic decisions. Politicians can avoid or shift blame to unelected officials and slip past any political pain. Regulatory agencies have legislative power, executive power, and judicial power which violates the principle of separation powers. The EPA for example can make its rules/regs, enforce its own rules/regs, and adjudicate them as well. A president exercises no control. So, despite Trump's best attempts to fulfill SOME of his campaign promises such as D.O.G.E. with Elon Musk initially, very little was really accomplished. The Judicial Branch's lifetime appointments, created in Article III, intended to allow justices the freedom to render sound and fair judgement according to the rule of law without concern for being re-elected. But that has gone haywire with political ideologies and philosophies becoming the deciding factors in cases instead of the rule of law.
It seemed a beautiful plan especially when one reads the Federalist Papers which explain how the government was designed to function. That's why Franklin said in response to a question by a Philadelphia woman in 1787 what had been wrought by the delegates. Franklin replied a republic madam, if you can keep it. But the advent of political parties and human nature with no self-discipline have long since made things clear something else needs to be done.
I didn’t feel much like celebrating the 250th anniversary of a document so universally unknown and ignored by its descendants.
This year I made a decision to say “Happy Independence Day” to people in response to their “Happy Fourth.” Seems most people are even too gutless to correct themselves and acknowledge that the day is not an observance of a date, but the observance of a world changing document declaring that the people are primary over the government.
Like April 19, 1775, the recognition of July 4, 1776 has faded into a history that the great majority of Americans no longer believe in.
We in the hinterlands are pretty much insulated from the Muslim invasion, so far. They have stuck to the blue cities run by AWFL's and other leftists, so far.
The Somalis and other cretins are also mostly in the blue cities where they have many victims of their scams, so far.
All of this will be encroaching on the small towns if it isn't stopped soon. Will the story change when the theft and chaos runs into the rednecks in the country? I sure hope so! I'd hate to think we've been training and stacking ammo and tannerite for nothing! I hope I'm still around to see patriots rise up again.
John Adams said that the Constitution was made for a "moral and religious people" adding that it is totally inadequate for the government of any other. Moral and religious. That is the key. They both go hand in hand. One of the problems we have as a country is have failed to correct our "mission drift". Much like flying a plane or steering a ship a constant check on the direction of the vessel is of paramount importance. Other wise we will "drift" off course. One of the most important "drifts" that we have allowed is the swearing in of officials. They are supposed to swear allegiance on a Holy Bible. We have not been too strict about that. We have tolerated some of them swearing in on a Koran. A Koran of all things. It shows the lack of knowledge and information of those who allow it. Slowly we have allowed this drift to become a swerve and that is what we have today. This "swerve" represents everything that is anit-religion: communism, islamism, transgenderism, the homosexual agenda, disrespect for churches, disrepect for our Constitution which becomes disrespect for law and order and on and on. Just sayin'.