God Damn Joe Biden. God Damn his regime. God DAMN the Democratic Party and the New American Communists at its core. And punctuate all of this with a 7.62 mm round for each, no apologies.

I cannot speak for any other American patriots, but I only know that the pain and anger I feel over what Joe Biden and the Establishment Shadow Government are doing to America has me seeing bright flashes like lightening bolts shooting across both eyes and grinding my teeth again – something I haven’t done in some years now, and I cannot help but wonder what in God’s name is preventing conservatives and independents from already taking to the streets.

The reality is that things just haven’t become bad enough to push anyone to act, and they probably won’t just as long as the Government Handouts are kept flowing their way. But just as soon as the Federal Reserve’s printing presses stop running and the Biden regime runs out of money and the ability to borrow more from China, all hell is going to break loose on multiple fronts in this country. Continue reading →

I’ve experienced a lot in my 70+ years on this planet. A lot of good things and bad but I never in my life have been exposed to the level of political tyranny I experienced yesterday afternoon!

Some foolish person espoused some very nasty and truly disgusting comments about former President Trump and anyone who supports him. He than posted prices for airline flights to Russia and suggested we all should go there.

I made a comment and I quote… ”Stupid Americans should read The Declaration of Independence.” Continue reading →

Governor Ron DeSantis played an active role in getting hard-left activists booted off school boards across the state.

It’s been a great week for the Free State of Florida — not only for Governor Ron DeSantis, but for concerned parents all around the state who simply want the best education for their children.

But, we think it’s safe to say, it’s been a less-than-great week for the winner of the Democrats’ gubernatorial primary, Chameleon Charlie Crist, and for those pinning their hopes on him to remove DeSantis from the governor’s mansion on November 8. It ain’t gonna happen!
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I’ll begin with a quote from my good friend Thomas DiLorenzo who wrote an outstanding column that appears on LewRockwell.com:

The Biden administration’s “Inflation Reduction Act” will increase inflation with hundreds of billions in additional government spending and money creation by the Fed while making supply chain problems even worse with onerous new corporate taxes, especially on energy, and myriad new “Green New Deal” environmental regulations. Increased government spending and reduced production will cause higher prices, not lower.

To collect all the new taxes for this latest election-year spending binge the administration is proposing to spend some $80 billion to more than double the number of IRS agents, hiring 87,000 new ones, 70,000 of which are reported to be armed. The Democrat party wants a standing army of armed tax collectors to enforce its will.

Americans once fought a revolution over such acts of tyranny. Continue reading →

Va’ a farti fottere!

Many of my previous articles deal with problems and failures in America. Bungles the Clown’s administration is an easy target. Sure it’s low-hanging fruit or that which has already fallen to the ground. Still, I try to offer a different perspective or view as I see it but rarely discuss the other costs associated with the dilemmas.

Brother-in-law David sent me an article by Victor David Hanson. If you don’t know his work, I recommend you become familiar with him. This particular article deals with Gavin Newsom’s weird idea of freedom. It spurred the idea of the following commentary…

In my previous articles, I cover the financial costs of our political forays into the fantastic, but I rarely discuss the collateral, hidden, implied, or non-monetary associated damages.

That’s where I’m going today. Continue reading →

More than half of Americans say there is an ‘invasion’ at the southern border while more than one-third claim they are being ‘systematically replaced by immigrants’
More than half of Americans believe that the situation at the southern border amounts to an ‘invasion’ while another third of respondents in a new poll expressed worry over being replaced by illegal immigrants.

The new NPR/Ipsos poll released Thursday shows an overall decline in support for immigration as new images emerge every day of hundreds to thousands of migrants crossing illegally over the southern border.

Aerial video from the southern border on Thursday shared by Fox News showed yet another large group, this time of approximately 150 mostly single adults, arriving in Eagle Pass, Texas after illegally traversing the Rio Grande River from Mexico… (Continue to full article)

‘Unbelievable’! Border patrol agents OPEN the gates at a crossing point letting in illegal migrants at the southern border moments after Greg Abbott’s Texas National Guard had locked them: More than two million have crossed in 2022 – a 22-year high
This is the moment Border Patrol agents opened the gates at the southern border to let illegal migrants in – just after Texas National Guard officers had locked it.

Footage showed the armed agents – who work under the direction of the Biden administration – unbuckle the barb-wire fence before several asylum seekers – including men, women and children – walked through.

Agents then stood around chatting and finally shut the barrier between Mexico and the US after dozens had filed past them into the country, as the Texas National Guard watched on helplessly… (Continue to full article)

All of the Courtesy of…

1970s-era Senate report details dark history of corrupt FBI, CIA propaganda and political interference
While readers are well aware of what a corrupt, politicized federal ‘law enforcement’ agency the FBI has become, a new report published this week reminds us that the bureau has a history of such behavior.

Writing for LifeSite News, Robert L. Kinney III notes that the “agency previously engaged in ‘covert efforts to influence social policy and political action’ and at times used methods ‘reminiscent of the tactics of totalitarian regimes,’” as noted in an April 1976 Senate report called “Intelligence Activities and the Rights of Americans.”

The report is the work of the so-called “Church Committee,” which was chaired by Sen. Frank Church (D-Idaho). The report details corruption and covert operations including the use of propaganda by the FBI and the broader U.S. intelligence community in order to effect certain political outcomes (sound familiar?)… (Continue to full article)

BIG Mac Attack: Apple security flaw threatens ‘everything we hold dear’
BILLIONS across globe scramble to update iPhones and Macs as tech giant reveals cyber crooks can take control of devices and access bank accounts, photos and more

Billions of Apple users were today urged to update their devices after the firm disclosed serious security vulnerabilities for iPhones, iPads and Macs that could potentially allow attackers to take complete control of them.

The US company said it is ‘aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited’ and released two security reports about the issue on Wednesday, but they have only now received more widespread attention… (Continue to full article)

“A standing military force, with an overgrown Executive will not long be safe companions to liberty.” ~ James Madison

The IRS has stockpiled 4,500 guns and five million rounds of ammunition in recent years, including 621 shotguns, 539 long-barrel rifles and 15 submachine guns.

The Veterans Administration (VA) purchased 11 million rounds of ammunition (equivalent to 2,800 rounds for each of their officers), along with camouflage uniforms, riot helmets and shields, specialized image enhancement devices and tactical lighting.

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) acquired 4 million rounds of ammunition, in addition to 1,300 guns, including five sub-machine guns and 189 automatic firearms for its Office of Inspector General.

According to an in-depth report on “The Militarization of the U.S. Executive Agencies,” the Social Security Administration secured 800,000 rounds of ammunition for their special agents, as well as armor and guns.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) owns 600 guns. And the Smithsonian now employs 620-armed “special agents.”

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Yup, We Is Dead!

It’s early Thursday morning. I finished my morning tomato juice as I scanned the media feeds. I discovered some interesting opinion pieces (Op-eds) as I wade through the usual intellectual pablum that passes for insight.

Three cups of coffee in, and I’m amazed that the Op-eds are so consistently aligned along party lines. But why would I expect anything other than divisive rhetoric from a system broken by partisan politics?

Yes, America is dead…

We are not the country our founders intended. We’re not even the country our grandparents and parents fought to preserve. We are the country that lied to us about our interests in Korea, Viet Nam, Iraquistan, Ukraine, and all the wars started by the Military Industrial Congressional Complex.

We’ve crossed the Rubicon. Continue reading →

In his book Freedom On The Alter the late William Norman Grigg went into the theological background of the United Nations. Yes, for those who don’t know, the UN does have a theological background, as do all organizations. Some will admit it, some won’t, but it’s there.

Mr. Grigg gave us some background. He wrote: “Referred to derisively as a “spiritual swap-meet’ by one commentator, the 1993 Parliament of World Religions was in some ways a homage to the first such event, which took place as an adjunct to the Columbian Exposition of 1893. According to The Quest, a quarterly journal published by the Theosophical Society, the 1993 Parliament has facilitated a ‘Theosophical revival’ in part because the event reminded religious scholars that the Theosophical Society had been a major participant in the first Parliament a hundred years before…” Continue reading →

I began to see the increased decline in America in the 1960s. With the protests against the Viet Nam War, the drug culture, free sex, and the general apathy of the boomers I knew it could only lead to what we have now running the country, people with the socialist/communist ideology. This ideology never made sense to me because you could see the results of it in the then USSR, China, and Cuba. It still baffles me because you never see people build rafts out of barrels and milk cartons and ‘escape’ to Cuba to get away from the repressive capitalist America. You never will either. Both Parties are at fault but the Democrats are the main drivers and have been since Woodrow Wilson. Continue reading →

NOTE: What I have chosen to publish below was originally left by the writer and author of his most recent column on the Federal Observer. ~ Editor

This isn’t an endorsement of President Donald J. Trump for president in 2024, because I believe he made several egregious mistakes that greatly harmed America in the long run, whether we speak of his own massive spending policies, the USMCA, his bumpstock ban, and most of all his going along with the Lockdowns and placing the reins of government in the hands of Dr Deborah Birx and Dr Anthony Fauci who were acting as agents of the globalists and American communists. Continue reading →

Around 150 BC, Cato, the grumpy Roman senator, ended every speech, no matter what the topic (grain allotments for the plebs, plans for a new aqueduct, whatever), with the injunction –

“Ceterum autem censeo Carthaginem esse delendam”

· translated: “And another thing, I think that Carthage ought to be destroyed.”

That refrain has come down to us as a lapidary which is defined as or characterized by an exactitude and extreme refinement that suggests gem cutting a three-word imperative.

“Carthago delenda est” ~ (“Carthage must be destroyed.”) Continue reading →

The Terrorism of the Mind – Some Strange Evils

It’s 2022 and there is a war currently being waged. Is it a war in eastern Europe? That would be too obvious to refer to. Naturally there is a war being waged behind the scenes of everything that is apparently real.

Eustace Mullins once said that he felt terrorized by the IRS and so he decided to sue the IRS for terrorism. This was a very wise idea. It was part of how Mullins was able to win his case in the tax court. Continue reading →

Americans’ views harden AGAINST immigration
Americans’ views have hardened against immigration, with 10 percent more people calling for lower migrant flows than did so two years ago — a sign of growing concern about chaos on the southern border.

Only 28 percent of Americans surveyed in 2020 wanted less immigration to the U.S. That rose to 38 percent in a poll released on Monday, suggesting frustration with the administration of President Joe Biden.

The polling reflects growing public concern over chaos at the southern border, caravans and deaths from cross-border trafficking, even as many business chiefs seek more migrant labor to build U.S. manufacturing and the technology sector…. (Continue to full article)

Democrats Could Alienate the One Voter Group They Cannot Afford to Lose
There is an array of voter groups that you shouldn’t infuriate. This guiding principle applies to both parties. Making middle-class women angry is not a recipe for success, nor is being opposed to anything they support, which has made the gun control fight interesting. For the past decade, it’s been women and nonwhites leading the charge regarding shooting sports participation and obtaining their concealed carry permits.

Then, there are partisan groups that neither party can lose. For Republicans, losing gun owners is usually an abysmal move, and blacks cannot lose black voters. Well, as we’re about to enter the final stages of the 2022 midterms, the latter group is making their dissatisfaction heard, but will it be a death knell more for Democrats?… (Continue to full article)

All kind of quiet on the western front – at least the neighborhood is finally quiet.

Saturday night, a significant thunderstorm dumped just under 2 inches of rain in 45 minutes. I was awake writing my last article. The streets flooded, and the downpour moved a tremendous amount of debris into the cul de sac where I live. Some of the rocks were too big to drive over. Let’s just say that living in a hillside community has advantages and disadvantages.

The neighborhood was a hive of activity for the past couple of days. The sound of gas-powered chainsaws, chippers, and power blowers shattered the quiet like an attack of pissed-off dirt bikers.

I hate power blowers. Their purpose is to move things from one place to another, usually from your yard to the neighbors. They shred the quiet with an obnoxious drone. They belch two-cycle exhaust – a combination of gasoline and oil – into the air, leaving a heady aroma of fumes hanging in the humidity. The funk lingers like cheap perfume after a cocktail party. Continue reading →

“Old MacDonald had a farm, and it was taken away.

With a WEF here, and a UN there, Here a bang, there a bang, everywhere a bang bang,

Starvation eei-i-oh!”

Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab wants us peons to eat bugs to help save ‘his’ planet.
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