All three branches of our Government are in peril!

Historical Discovery… An election in 1917 forecast the election in 2020! Here are the elements from 103 years ago!

* Years of preparatory work were spent in misleading and mis-directional propaganda

* Contested voting results marred the election’s finality and ultimately its dismissal

* Claims that the poor were going to be disenfranchised of their votes

* The scheduled voting was extended by two months

* Division, violence, slander and libel were widespread

* A delusional/cunning/conniving campaign made unrealistic promises to win the population

* Anger and mob violence were deliberately stirred against “privilege,” possessions, and status

* Deceptive claims persuaded the “majority” they were robbed of their electoral victory

* Inevitable civil war was sparked at the election’s end because Lenin’s group failed to win the majority

* The dissolution of the old State and a “transformation” of the new system was promised to lead to true socialism but it brought history’s worst and longest ruling tyrant

And here is how it happened…

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In 1951, six years after the end of World War II, the political philosopher Hannah Arendt published The Origins of Totalitarianism, in an attempt to understand how such radical ideologies of both left and right had seized the minds of so many in the 20th century. Arendt’s book used to be a staple in college history and political theory courses. With the end of the Cold War 30 years behind us, who today talks about totalitarianism? Almost no one—and if they do, it’s about Nazism, not communism. Continue reading →

After what we witnessed during the confirmation hearings for Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh and the recent attacks against ACB just after a mere hint that she was the nominee, we know without a doubt that this confirmation is going to be contentious as all hell breaking loose over the coming weeks. They’ve already been attacking her faith and the fact that she belongs to a group within the Catholic Church, People of Praise, that they falsely attempt to portray as some sort of cult.

The crazed Leftists suggest the group requires women to submit to their husbands. They are simply ignorant of Biblical teachings, because the teaching they are taking out of context is found in Ephesians 5:22-33, which reads in part:

“Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. ….. Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it ….. Nevertheless let every one of you in particular so love his wife even as himself; and the wife see that she reverence her husband.“

ACB has been preparing her entire adult life for this moment. Continue reading →

Up until recently I had never given much thought to the subject of economics. I never took an economics class in school and my understanding of the subject could be best explained by, “Don’t spend more than you earn.” However, the more I’ve learned about our system of government, and the men who created it, the more I’ve realized that I’ll never understand the extent of what they did unless I gain some insight into money; how it is created, how it is controlled, and how people profit from its exchange.

If I were to ask you to find a single word to describe government, what would that word be? For the longest time if someone had asked me that I’d have said something like tyrannical, or oppressive. Now that I’ve undertaken an effort to learn more about economics I’m inclined to change my opinion; replacing tyrannical with parasitical – our government is a parasite that sucks both the liberty and wealth from those it governs. Continue reading →

“There is only one thing that gives me hope as a Republican, and that is the Democrats. It’s going to be hard to do a worse job running America than the Republicans have, but if anybody can do it, it’s the Democrats.” ~ P. J. O’Rourke, contemporary political satirist

“My party, right or wrong, my party. I was born a Democrat. I was raised a Democrat and by God, come Hell or High Water, I’m going to vote Democrat, even if the party platform is a socialist manifest.”

The same goes for those raised as Republicans. “My party, right or wrong, my party” is the mindset of most American voters, on either side of the aisle, with the exception of the Independent voter. Unfortunately, most Americans are afflicted with this mindless party blindness. Continue reading →

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The truth matters, at least it appears to with Charles Barkley. The basketball legend is once again speaking out, this time about the police shooting of Breonna Taylor. While essentially everyone else in the sports community is afraid to say anything that deviates one millimeter from the Black Lives Matter narrative, Barkley appears to know some of the details leading up to Taylor’s death and isn’t afraid to share his thoughts.

On Thursday night during the TNT pregame show for game four of the Western Conference Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets, Barkley told Shaquille O’Neal that he does not consider the death of Breonna Taylor to be in the same vein as other high-profile shootings. Continue reading →

The unrest we’re seeing in our streets today is all part of a terrible scheme.

Just weeks away from the presidential election, rioters are wrecking our cities, police officers are being demonized and ambushed in their cars, and leftists in our nation’s capital are proposing changing the names of the Washington and Jefferson memorials.

If you get the sense that it’s all part of an organized revolution, you’re right. Continue reading →

It is a fundamental human trait to locate the source of anything bad happening and try to neutralize it. There are, however, times that the source of the harm cannot be pinpointed or when successfully recognized, it cannot be eliminated. Failure to recognize the source or neutralize it can devastate our cities.

The current rioters’ sense of victimization is a reaction that frequently goes hand-in-hand with displaced aggression on a convenient safe target. The aggression can be verbal, physical, or a combination of the two. Continue reading →

Che ‘Bama

It’s a terrible statement on our society’s moral character that so much of our population holds a view so antithetical to all that is good and decent in the world, pure evil, driven by Satan himself, or so it would seem. One could almost envision them worshiping Baal or one of his demons.

Anybody with half the sense God gave a goose knows full well that these haven’t been “mostly peaceful protests” that we’ve witnessed of late. These are organized mobs and a manifestation of years of subversion, preparation, organization and support from many domestic and international communist organizations and networks, such as George Soro’s Open Society, whose members and leadership openly call for the eradication of the republic and the creation of a new Marxist State to be imposed upon all Americans.

This is nothing less than an insurrection that is rapidly pushing towards a full blown revolution. Continue reading →

When I was growing up I remember that some parents used to limit the amount of time their children were allowed to sit in front of the boob tube; or idiot box as some called it. Nowadays kids have TV’s in their bedrooms. Hell, most of them carry a portable TV in their back pockets that are capable of streaming their favorite shows 24/7; although why someone would want to watch a TV show on a 2 inch screen is beyond me.

Back when I was a kid, not only was our television viewing time restricted to a certain extent, there weren’t as many channels available either. If I recall correctly, I think there were only 13 channels on the television; and not all of them came in crystal clear. With the advent of cable TV the number of channels skyrocketed; with there now being hundreds of channels available to keep your minds satiated with mindless drivel. Continue reading →

“It will be a woman — a very talented, very brilliant woman.” Calling Amy Coney Barrett…

“There is not a syllable in the plan under consideration which directly empowers the national courts to construe the laws according to the spirit of the Constitution.” ~ Alexander Hamilton, Federalist Papers No. 81 (1787)

Apparently, all the Democrat Party operatives and their legions of useful idiots got the Demo memo and are singing the same chorus line: “Let the people decide!” They insist that, so close to a presidential election, only the candidate who wins that election should put forth the next nominee to the Supreme Court, filling the seat vacated by Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death. Continue reading →

…And how marvelous this is!

It doesn’t get any more clear than this!!!

Hello. Don’t recognize me? That’s OK; I Understand. My name was Antonio West Santiago.

I was the child who was shot in the face and killed at point blank range by two black teens, who were attempting to rob my mother, who was also shot. I think my murder and my mommy’s wounding made the news for maybe a day, and then disappeared.

A Grand Jury of my mommy’s peers from Brunswick, Georgia ruled the black teens who murdered me will not face the death penalty. It’s too bad it was me who got the death sentence from my killers instead because Mommy didn’t have the money they demanded. See, my family made the mistake of being white in a 73% non-white neighborhood, but my murder wasn’t ruled a ‘hate crime’.

I’m one of the youngest murder victims in our great Nation’s history, but the media didn’t care to cover the story of my being killed in cold blood. Continue reading →

Hugo Salinas Price

I have relied on no particular source of information in the process of forming an opinion regarding the causes and the promoters of the present disturbances in the US, and their objectives. I browse the Internet like anyone else. My opinion regarding events in the US is the result of my personality: my opinions are what they are, because I am the way I am.

I cannot regard events in the US as spontaneous expressions of anger and dissatisfaction regarding present social conditions. Disorderly events of this duration and magnitude cannot possibly be – in my opinion – spontaneous expressions of popular discontent. Continue reading →

Let’s be honest enough to face it: America is no longer the “home of the brave,” and as a result, we will soon no longer be “the land of the free.” In many respects, that description of America is already passé.

Of course, America is still home to a few truly brave folks. But these people are more and more in a smaller and smaller minority. Nothing proves this reality like what we are witnessing in regard to the coronavirus.

Anthony Fauci’s and Bill Gates’ bought-and-paid-for medical establishment, along with the completely controlled mainstream media and their political lackeys in both parties at every level of government (local, county, Continue reading →

On the heels of government lockdowns of almost the entire country over the coronavirus, we are now witnessing nationwide riots over a Minneapolis policeman’s murder of George Floyd—and, predictably, Donald Trump is threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act and turn the U.S. military loose on the protesters and rioters. Continue reading →

“One of the greatest threats to mankind today is that the world may be choked by an explosively pervading but well camouflaged bureaucracy.” ~ Norman Borlaug (1914 to 2009) An international agronomist

Most Americans have no idea as to the scope and power of the federal, state and local bureaucracies. Although all bureaucracies grow by their vary nature, local government has grown the most. From 1990 to 2010 federal government employment has stayed relatively steady. In the same period, state government has grown by about 1,000,000 employees, or a growth rate of almost 24%. Local government on the other hand has grown by 3,700,000 employees, or a whopping 34.3%. The growth rate is directly related to the passage of more laws and the explosive growth in social services.

In the Open the Books Oversight Report entitled “Mapping the Swamp” that analyzed federal employment in 2016, the following observations were made: Continue reading →

It was a damp evening in the early 1560s when Walter Kapell was marched through a silent crowd in the town square.

He had just been convicted of heresy by the Inquisition, and he would only have a few more minutes to live… Continue reading →