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A collections of my popular ramblings concerning the law, Natural Law, and political issues. Enjoy!

NOW The Constitution Matters

07 Wednesday Dec 2016

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America, Constitution, law, liberals, Ron Paul, secession, states rights

Wow. Since November I’ve noticed a radical upswing in leftists praising the Constitution, along with the idea of State’s Rights, and even secession. I wonder what precipitated that?

These are the very same people who until very recently laughed off the Old Parchment as an arcane novelty. Republicans are and were fond of ignoring it, but Democrats outright cackled and howled whenever the Constitution was mentioned. No more.

Democrats, some of them, now want a Constitutional  Convention:

On Tuesday, disgruntled Democrats held a forum to discuss the possibility of replacing the Electoral College.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) conceded that Democrats could not get rid of the Electoral College due to the way the United States Constitution is written.

“I don’t think we can sustain our American democracy by having the majority ruled by the minority. And so the question is how to fix this since the Constitution is written in such a way that it’s almost impossible to amend,” Lofgren said.

Lofgren went on to say she is open to a Constitutional Convention, “We are three states away from calling for a Constitutional Convention. It’s something I’ve always been opposed to, …. But I’ll say because, for the second time in sixteen years, people the American voters elected did not become president. Rational people, not the fringe, are now talking about whether states could be separated from the U.S., whether we should have a Constitutional Convention. And I think as time goes on that is apt to become more the case unless we here can figure an answer to preventing the majority from being ruled by the minority.

It’s serious now. Before, before last month, only the crazies talked about the Constitution with straight faces. Now the “rational people”, meaning the all-knowing liberals, are on board. Amazing.

And I’m sure they wouldn’t stop merely with instituting direct democracy if given their way. They would surely bid the Second Amendment farewell while welcoming a host of hardened welfare “rights” – a national “living wage”, mandatory abortion, a 110% income tax (maybe higher?), etc. Fun, fun, fun.

Many of my libertarian and conservative friends have called for a Con Con over the past few years. Of this I have always been a little leery. The Founding Fathers are long since gone and their kind are really not to be found these days.

In fact, there’s really no telling who would show up for such a meeting nor what they might do. Imagine Ron Paul in an auditorium squared off against 300 angry blue-haired SJWs and some BLM thugs. That might be a best case scenario. Otherwise, just imagine the foregoing, minus Ron Paul.

If a Convention of the States were convened, the very best thing that could come out of it would be to deep six the Union – entirely and with no other matters addressed. Second best would be reversion to the Articles of Confederation. Neither are possible today and never will be again (via Convention or systemic legalities).

Fortunately for real Americans, the plans of Herr Lofgren and the blue hair brigade won’t happen either.

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A.F. Branco.

Instead we will continue to see a new variation or two of more of the same. If Trump can actually make good on his stated goal to MAGA, to reverse some – even just a little – of the decline, then things will improve dramatically.

If not, there is still great hope. In an anti-MAGA scenario, more of the same won’t go on for much longer. The same has pretty much run its course. That will mean likely Balkanization. Perhaps it will just happen. Or it could go through the 1861 route if necessary. People outside of D.C. and New York have been gearing up for the latter for a while now. Then after the dust settles, all those new little states can, if they like, form a new federation of sorts. Or not.

However it works out, I’m betting Lofgren and the Rationals won’t ever be happy. Happiness, like freedom, is simply not in their nature. That is unless they can successfully navigate California out of the U.S.

Towards that end, and regardless of whatever else might happen, I wish them all the best. And I encourage them to think big! Make sure to load CA up with ALL of the liberals, criminals, communists, “refugees”, and illegals that can be found before disembarking. And then, why not navigate it clean off the planet?

What A Difference 75 Years Makes

07 Wednesday Dec 2016

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America, economy, Japan, WWII

The attack on Pearl Harbor happened 75 years ago today. A date that will live in infamy. That date, Dec.7, 1941, yes. Three quarters of a century have brought remarkable changes for the better.

Yesterday the Japanese dropped a good bomb on us. After a meeting with President-elect Trump in New York, SoftBank announced it will invest $50 Billion inn American small businesses. This is a doubling of the previously stated amount. The end goal is to develop 50,000 new real jobs here.

 

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CNBC.

Guess Who’s Coming To The Inauguration

06 Tuesday Dec 2016

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Donald Trump, ISIS, terrorism

The Islamic State is somewhat inconsistent. They called for mayhem at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Nothing. On the other hand, they called for random stabbings. And the jihadis stabbed away like mad.

They’ve called, or someone called in their name, for a bombing at an L.A. train station today.

They’re also threatening Inauguration day havoc when Donald Trump is officially sworn in next January. It was reported yesterday: “[ISIS] has declared the day Donald Trump is inaugurated as US president ‘Bloody Friday’ as it fears a brutal backlash from the new regime.” A case of #NeverTrump on steroids, though the story is short on specifics.

And this would not be the first time the group has potentially targeted an American president in D.C. Yesterday also saw one Christopher Lee Cornell, nominal IS agent, sentenced to 30 years in prison for his plot to attack the Capitol last year during President Obama’s State of the Union speech.

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CBS New York.

I’m always a little suspicious of cases like Cornell’s. The false flag radar goes off when I hear about FBI CI involvement. Cornell, for his part, helped turn off the alarm when he yelled at the hearing: “Allah’s in control, not the judge.” I’m not sure if Allah has a copy of the federal sentencing guidelines. The judge does.

Actual attack or not, one has to hope Trump will use his inauguration to lay out a plan to remove the ISIS threat from American soil. Trump could turn “bloody Friday” into “backlash Friday” or “repatriation Friday”.

As always, time will tell. And good luck with that Universal City commute this morning.

Fred Reed On Gun Control

05 Monday Dec 2016

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crime, firearms, Fred Reed, gun control, Israel, Switzerland, terrorism

Gun control does not equal crime control. Usually it makes things worse. Fred gets it.He gets a lot of things and generally in hilarious fashion. His take on international gun control failures:

The two most heavily armed countries in the world are (still, I think) Israel and Switzerland. In Switzerland, men of military age are (still, I think) required to keep an assault rifle and ammunition in their homes, and Israelis are similarly armed because, having enemies on their borders, they need to be able to mobilize rapidly.

In both countries murders by armed citizens are essentially nonexistent. By contrast, Mexico has strict gun control. Does anyone get shot in Mexico?

Yes, actually. Some 164,000 thousand shot dead between 2007 and 2014 (Figures vary. The foregoing are typical.) Pretty effective, gun control is.

Why do murders occur so exuberantly in a country with gun control? Because making guns illegal doesn’t make guns go away. In Mexico gun control means that criminals can have, and assuredly do have, high-powered military weapons, usually AKs–cuernos de chiva. Thus a dozen narcos can enter a large town and terrorize it. If a hundred men in the town had AR-15s, the dozen narcos would enter the town in pickups and forthwith leave in boxes. Gun control leaves the town disarmed and helpless.

Always remember that the goal of the gun grabbers is to render you helpless, defenseless. They want you a victim to their various criminal constituencies.

courtesy-the-blogmocracy-com_

Average, oridinary Swiss Misses. The Truth About Guns.

Interestingly, and partly based on the above, the only real violent crime problems in Switzerland and Israel come from radical Islamic terrorists. They’re all around the Israelis and they’re pouring into Switzerland (though slower than in surrounding countries). The exact same people who would disarm you are the very people pushing the terrorist invasion. Funny, that.

Arm up!

Globalists On The Ropes

04 Sunday Dec 2016

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Europe, globalists, Italy

First came BREXIT. Then came Trump. Ordinary people standing up against the elitists. They caught a slight reprieve in Austria and breathed a premature sigh of relief. Then came this:

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This means Italians voted against centralized government and more EU slavery.

Who’s next? France? Germany? Holland?

Paul Craig Roberts Explains The Trump Appointment Process

04 Sunday Dec 2016

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banksters, Donald Trump, finance, Goldman Sachs, government, Paul Craig Roberts

Last week I sounded off about Trump’s choices for Treasury and another economic position. I hedged my caution on Trump’s unique relationship with the big banks. I said:

Both Trump and Hillary were and are in DEEP with the banksters. Their relationships are, however, a little different.

… Trump is (or was) a borrower, a customer to the banks. …

Many who analyze these choices seriously may come to those same conclusions. They may say that Hillary, had she been elected, would have worked for her masters, whereas Trump will master them. He may view them as enemies and want them closer than his friends, where he can keep an eye on them. Knowing his unusual associations, this may be true. If so, it could be one of the greatest political power plays in American history. If not, then it could be one of the biggest blunders.

I’m honestly hoping for the former while fearing the latter. …

The esteemed Paul Craig Roberts optimistically echoed the sentiment in a broader article on the overall scheme of the appointments. His is expert commentary about insiders as only a former insider can understand it.

Does Trump’s choice of Steve Mnuchin as Treasury Secretary mean that Goldman Sachs will again be in charge of US economic policy? Possibly, but we do not know. We will have to wait and see. Mnuchin left Goldman Sachs 14 years ago. He has been making movies in Hollywood and started his own investment firm. Many people have worked for Goldman Sachs and the New York Banks who have become devastating critics of the banks. Read Nomi Prins’ books and visit Pam Martens website, Wall Street on Parade (http://wallstreetonparade.com ). My sometimes coauthor Dave Kranzler is a former Wall Streeter.

Commentators are jumping to conclusions based on appointees past associations. Mnuchin was an early Trump supporter and chairman of Trump’s finance campaign. He has Wall Street and investment experience. He should be an easy confirmation. For a president-elect under attack, this is important.

Will Mnuchin support Trump’s goal of bringing middle-class jobs back to America? Is Trump himself sincere? We do not know.

What we do know is that Trump attacked the fake “free trade” agreements that have stripped America of middle-class jobs just as did Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot. We know that the Clintons made their fortune as agents of the One Percent, the only ones who have profited from the offshoring of American jobs. Trump’s fortune is not based on jobs offshoring.

Not every billionaire is an oligarch. Trump’s relation to the financial sector is one as a debtor. No doubt Trump and the banks have had unsatisfactory relationships. And Trump says he is a person who enjoys revenge.

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There is sound reason Roberts is regarded as the best commentator in America. Revenge against the financial sector. Now that would be making America great again.

PS: It has come to my attention that some few (likely very small and timid) folks find me “a little scary”. Me. The man of cigars and Christmas ties. A “little”?? I’ve got to step it up a notch, huh?

 

The Central Bankers Begin To Fall

01 Thursday Dec 2016

Posted by perrinlovett in Legal/Political Columns, Uncategorized

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banksters, Donald Trump, economy, Mexico

Well, Trump has ridden us of one banker now. Nice, big one too. Good riddance.

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Zero Hedge (one them Russian sites…).

“It was shocking,” Ernesto Revilla, an economist at Banamex, said of Carstens’ departure cited by Reuters. “There were rumors of this, but no one was expecting it to happen so soon, especially with the new Trump scenario.” Revilla added that “Agustin has been a pillar of economic policy in Mexico.” He added that the peso suffered on Thursday because “there is no clear successor at the central bank … There is no one on the top of peoples’ minds of who could take his place,” he added.

According to Reuters, among possible candidates economists named were Alejandro Werner, a former deputy finance minister who holds the top post for the Western Hemisphere at the International Monetary Fund, as well as current deputy central bank governor Manuel Ramos Francia, who is less well known in global financial circles. Former Finance Minister Luis Videgaray, a close ally of President Enrique Pena Nieto, is also seen as a potential replacement, though he is a divisive figure in Mexican politics.

So why the sudden announcement? Among the theories emerging is that Carstens has had enough dealing with the unpredictabilities in the political climate, especially since the Trump election, and wanted out. During the presidential campaign, Carstens had warned that Trump’s election could hit Mexico like a hurricane; he also conducted a stress test for local banks to prepare for the “contingency” of a Trump presidency.

Following Trump’s victory, Carstens followed the crowd in changing his tune, and suggested the next U.S. government’s impact could be less severe. However, today’s announcement confirms he was less than sanguine about a Trump presidency, and the impact it would have on the Mexican currency and economy, and opted out.

Hasta la vista!

Ohio State Terrorist Attack Highlights Need For Guns On Campus

30 Wednesday Nov 2016

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firearms, gun control, law school, Ohio State, Second Amendment, terrorism

ISIS, CNN, BLM, and liberal Amerika are singing the praises of Abdul “Allah Akbar” Artan, the worthless POS who drove into OSU students and hacked survivors with a butcher knife Monday. Normal Americans, real Americans, people with IQs over room temperature are praising Officer Alan Horujko, of the OSU Police.

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Horijko. OSU PD.

Horujko’s proximity to the attack and his skillful and determined reactions prevented more stabbings and likely halted multiple deaths.

The assailant’s death came after Officer Alan Horujko, 28 approached the suspect demanding that he drop his weapon, described as a butcher knife.

Yelled Horujko: ‘Drop it and get down or I’ll shoot.’

Soon after, the officer followed through on his threat and shot Artan, killing him at the scene.

At the time, OSU police officer Alan Horujko, had been nearby to the core of the mayhem because of a gas leak, with the police officer arriving within a minute of the attack beginning where he shot and killed Abdul Artan.

Things ended as well as the could given the circumstances. The only good news out of all of this is that: Artan is dead and more people are waking up. Horujko kept the situation from becoming much worse.

But what if he hadn’t been around?

Ohio State and all college campuses in Ohio are gun free zones. Concealed carry licensees may have a firearm on campus. However, the gun must be uselessly locked up at all times in a motor vehicle.

A valid license does not authorize the licensee to carry a concealed handgun into any of the following places:

…

(5) Any premises owned or leased by any public or private college, university, or other institution of higher education, unless the handgun is in a locked motor vehicle or the licensee is in the immediate process of placing the handgun in a locked motor vehicle; …

– Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 2923.126(B)(5).

OSU’s Code of Student Conduct also prohibits firearms:

(E) Dangerous weapons or devices.

Storage or possession of dangerous weapons, devices, or substances including, but not limited to, firearms, ammunition or fireworks, unless authorized by an appropriate university official or permitted by a university policy, even if otherwise permitted by law. Use or misuse of weapons, devices, or substances in a manner that causes or threatens serious harm to the safety or security of others.

– OSU Code of Conduct, 3335-23-04 Prohibited conduct.

Neither of these idiotic policies comport with “shall not be infringed”. They and other laws and rules against murder, mayhem, battery, and terrorism did nothing to stop the crazed jihadi Artan. In fact, they helped his Satanic cause.

If Horujko had not been immediately present, Artan could have continued hacking away until people died. He could expanded the scope of his attack without fear of retaliation. His victims were nearly defenseless.

The above-cited news story contained praise for Horujko from Ohio Governor John Kasich. Kasich shares some of the blame for the attack. He betrayed his citizens by supporting President Obama’s drive to settle international savages and terrorists in Ohio. He’s also the chief enforcer of the unconstitutional anti-gun laws.

College students have the same right to be armed as does everyone else in America. Given the level of “diversity” these days, the need is critical. Those illegal laws must be repealed. Until then they should be ignored or circumvented.

If I were a Ohio student, I would constantly carry a concealed gun. The odds of being “caught” are slim to none. If one is detained or questioned, one has a perfect defense (without explaining the Second Amendment). One just says he’s “in the immediate process of placing the handgun in a locked motor vehicle.” Once the cops are gone retrieve it and carry on.

Thugs like Artan only deserve to be shot down. And on that note I’d like to mention this:

I saw somewhere, Twitter maybe, that BLM and the Marxists administrators at OSU are crying over Artan’s horrible and tragic death. “He was part of the family. Blah, Blah, Blah.” They asked that no pictures of the poor boy’s dead body post to social media.

Therefore, to disrespect and dishonor that demented stupidity, I offer you this in parting:

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Abdul Artan, at left and on the ground, shortly after he became a “good” terrorist.

A Seemingly Random Cartoon

29 Tuesday Nov 2016

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banksters, Donald Trump, Federal Reserve, politics, Wall Street, Washington

A little cartoon explains so much. Sunday I posted the day’s Pearls Before Swine cartoon. I said it “accurately and easily sums up your relationship with the criminal banking industry.”

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Pastis, 11/27/16.

That was Sunday. Today, just two days later, Donald Trump started to bring the cartoon to life. Maybe. Perhaps. Just replace “your congressman” with “your president-elect” and “C.E.O.” with “Gary Cohn”.

Trump is possibly considering Cohn, chief gangster President of Goldman Sachs, for an appointment to the Federal Reserve. News also comes that Trump will appoint former Sachs huckster employee Steven Mnuchin as Treasury Secretary.

Yes, that ringing is an alarm bell.

These are two of the “banksters” that I routinely call for driving into the sea. Will we see them instead driven into Washington?

Let me play devil’s advocate here for a second. (And I’m not sure which devil I’m advocating for…) Both Trump and Hillary were and are in DEEP with the banksters. Their relationships are, however, a little different.

Hillary works(ed) for Wall Street and in particular for Goldman. She was their go-to gal in D.C. (and Libya, etc.). They paid her and she did as they said. Trump is (or was) a borrower, a customer to the banks. His business strategy was such that by using insanely large debts he controlled the lenders. They did what he said or he would threaten default and bankruptcy. It actually worked out well for both parties.

Many who analyze these choices seriously may come to those same conclusions. They may say that Hillary, had she been elected, would have worked for her masters, whereas Trump will master them. He may view them as enemies and want them closer than his friends, where he can keep an eye on them. Knowing his unusual associations, this may be true. If so, it could be one of the greatest political power plays in American history. If not, then it could be one of the biggest blunders.

I’m honestly hoping for the former while fearing the latter. I certainly support the concept of “make America great again”. However, my American allegiance is to freedom, not to any candidate or politician. I do not support the money changers.

This will develop into the new year. Time will tell.

Terrorists, Not Weak. Got It.

29 Tuesday Nov 2016

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Three minutes before he commenced his nearly lethal attack at Ohio State University yesterday, Abdul “Allah Akbar” Artan confirmed his terrorist status on Facebook.

“I can’t take it anymore. America! Stop interfering with other countries, especially the Muslim Ummah. We are not weak. We are not weak, remember that.”

…

“If you want us Muslims to stop carrying lone wolf attacks, then make peace.”

…

“We will not let you sleep unless you give peace to the Muslims.”

The joke is on Abdul on his slimy, useless cohort. So many Americans are so deeply asleep as to border on the comatose. Still, they talk in their sleep: “that poor black boy;” “sad he was a Muslim (not that he tried to kill people); “one of us … family … don’t you dare condemn him;” etc.

However, I must admit Abdul was right about a few things. We must stop interfering in places where we don’t belong. I’ve said that again and again. Second, and more importantly, we must bring peace to the Muslims. The Muslims – like Abdul – in America on missions from ISIS. We must give them peace by immediately repatriating them back to Somalia, Syria, etc. That, or Abdul them on the sidewalk. One way or the other. Peace.

Of course, such would be a complete reversal of current policy. Since 9/11/2001, nearly 100,000 Muslims have been admitted to the U.S. (Abdul included) just from Somalia. It has been a hobby project of both the Bush and Obama administrations.

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CNS.

Yes, they’re already booking them for next year.

And the vetting and security procedure for incoming Somalis is the most comprehensive in the world. It has to be due to the massive corruption in the region (which apparently must border on D.C.). Incredibly, even that level of scrutiny is useless. Yesterday demonstrated that … again.

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Marching to a town or college near you. Family Security Matters.

If the best security isn’t good enough, then the flow must be halted. As we cannot trust existing Somali entrants, then they must all go back.

Earlier in his campaign, Trump said he got all of this. That was a large part of what got him elected. Now he must act. And act fast and thoroughly. If not, then he will (soon) become #notmypresident. Abdication of the obvious and the imperative by government leaves only We, the people.

No, the terrorists are definitely not weak. Neither are we.

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