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Wrap-up Regarding Levin's Dangerous Con-Con Proposal - YouTube

Published on Sep 9, 2013

JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for Sept. 9 - 15, 2013.

In this week's analysis behind the news video, JBS CEO Art Thompson wraps up the discussion of talk-show host Mark Levin's new book, The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic, which calls for an Article V constitutional convention and proposes eleven amendments that such a convention should consider.

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Exclusive: How to Expel the FedGov and FEMA (and its gulag camps) from your State NOW!...Lawfully

Would you tolerate complete strangers squatting on your front lawn? No? Then... 

States Must Reclaim their Sovereign Lands From the Federal Government ~

We put up the commentary below last November. Although we have no idea how Montanans made out with HR 1505, it's an object lesson for states and how to reclaim their sovereign property from the fedgov. 

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BIG HUZZAHS for Missouri!! Law would Allow Arrest of Federal Agents Enforcing National Gun Laws

"Now, here's what I'm talkin' about!"  A big hat-tip to the citizens of Missouri and their elected legislature. A Big Boot to the solar plexus, however, for your Constitution-hating Governor Nixon. 

Nullification is THE PEOPLE'S WEAPON to roll back tyranny throughout this land peaceably and lawfully. Saving the 2nd Amendment is just the first step for states to restore our Republic.  The Show-Me State is showing Us, but can we See.  Agreed?

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Missouri Law would Allow Arrest of Federal Agents Enforcing National Gun Laws

Friday, August 30, 2013

Missouri could soon become the last state that any federal agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) would want to work in. 

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So. Dakota is a Family Unfriendly State - 4 Year Old Girl's Vegetable Garden Must Go, Says USDA

Are So. Dakota residents and their state government too cowardly to Nullify un-Constitutional federal laws?  Tell them courteously what you think below.

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 4 Year Old Girl's Vegetable Garden Must Go, Says USDA

By Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist on August 23, 2013

With each passing day, it seems the United States of America, “Land of the Free and Home of the Brave” is becoming more and more like the Communist Russia I learned about in elementary school where people weren’t allowed to grow their own food unless the State “allowed” it.

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Beware of the New Drive for a Constitutional Convention - Big DANGER! State Standings Listed *Video*

A Con-Con is a coiled venomous snake waiting to strike down liberty. Get ahead of this curve ~~ action sources below.

CLICK HERE FOR UPDATED LIST OF STATES WITH STANDING CALLS...

Find your state & its current status on a Con-Con:

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North Coloradans to vote on secession and creation of 51st state

Published time: August 20, 2013 16:55

Commissioners in Weld County, Colo., have unanimously voted to make ‘North Colorado’ the 51st US state. The Republican board hopes to secede from the state in protest of laws passed by the Democratically controlled state legislature this year.

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Union General Wm. Tecumseh Sherman, a Disturbed Personality

Why would any true Southern Patriot pledge allegiance, to a flag, who's armies decimated their homeland, forced them into submission, and denied them the liberties bestowed upon them by our "Founding Fathers." ~~ Skid Billeaudeaux 2011

Posted on August 19, 2013

By Al Benson Jr.

In his book The History of the Confederacy 1832-1865  Clifford Dowdey on page 321, made some interesting comments about some of the Yankee/Marxist generals involved in the War. He noted: “The Sheridans, Milroys and Hunters had a different kind of arrogance from the neo-princelings of the Cotton South. They had the arrogance of unrestrained might. Without regard for rights—of belligerents or fellow citizens or even of the so-called human rights.” Let alone the Union—these bully boys had a lust for physical violence and wanton destruction.”

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Louisiana II: MILITARY SATRAPS AND REVOLUTION

Published by Charleston Voice

The Tragic Era by Claude Bowers, 1929

Continuation from  Louisiana I: Land and Year of Jubilee - The Real Horrors of Republican Reconstruction

CHAPTER XXI

MILITARY SATRAPS AND REVOLUTION

The conditions in Louisiana growing out of the election of 1872 had directed national attention to Cromwellian meth­ods, and a revolution. The conservatives had elected John McEnery Governor over William Pitt Kellogg, the Republican nominee, but an illegal returning board had' given the victory to the defeated without the formality of canvassing the votes. The contest involved not only State officers and a Senator, but the Legislature. The legal De Feriet Board found. the conservatives triumphant; whereupon Kellogg had wired Williams, the Attor­ney-General who prostituted his position to partisan ends, that the fate of the Republican Party was involved; and the drunken Federal Judge Durell, with the trembling finger; of inebriety, had written his midnight injunction against the legal returning board, and instructed United States Marshal Packard, Republican chair­man and manager, to take possession of the State House and pre­vent any 'unlawful' assemblage there of the McEnery legislators. The next morning, the city vibrant in protest, the besotted judge declared the lawful board illegal and restrained it from canvassing the returns.

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Louisiana I: The Real Horrors of Republican 'Reconstruction' (Plunder)

Published by Charleston Voice 

Isn't it odd that the corruption instigated and nurtured by Republicans throughout America after the 'civil' war has flourished down to the present day? The reason being that corruption comes from the top down, the head of a fish to use a metaphor; just as today - - Washington, DC.
 

Louisiana I: Land and Year of Jubilee

Excerpted from The Tragic Era by Claude Bowers. Pgs. 362-367

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Who Voted in Early America? Why not Now?

And why not again?

Eliminate the discriminatory impediments for gender, race, and religion, stick with matrimonial property ownership, private employment with no 'public servant' duties, parttime, or otherwise deriving income from such employment, and we'd be close to go.

Afterall, now being slaves on our ancestors' land they fought for, what's to lose, but our chains? We say no corruption, but if so, KEEP IT LOCAL. Check your own state constitutions now! A complete list of state constitutions. For some self-serving reason South Carolina is not included, but you can find it here.

Refer to: How to Fight the Modern State - Hans-Hermann Hoppe

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Who Voted in Early America?
 

Voting Before the Revolution

For the most part, American colonists adopted the voter qualifications that they had known in England. Typically, a voter had to be a free, adult, male resident of his county, a member of the predominant religious group, and a "freeholder." A freeholder owned land worth a certain amount of money.

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Florida Republican State Senator Gaetz Thinks "Nullifiers" Should Be Hanged and Shot?

Ben takes a look at claims by a Florida State Senator and what he thinks of those who believe in nullification.

Perhaps hearing from some of you would clear up the senator's confusion. Afterall, he should have a clear picture what his sworn oath of office is defending, no?  Gaetz.Don.web@flsenate.gov

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NY Times Confirms That TSA VIPR Teams are Patrolling American Towns

As we've expressed repeatedly: It's because your state legislature approves of these thefts of your liberties by the feds that states are not nullifying these unlawful federal intrusions.

Your state representatives are complicit in this crime and destruction of America. Show us otherwise. Okay, your state government is a flaccid cowering blob of inaction - now what?

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On Moral Education - Herbert Spencer

Mises Daily: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 by Herbert Spencer

[As reprinted in Left and Right, Spring 1966, edited by Murray N. Rothbard.

Rothbard’s Editorial Note: Education is a perennially important and controversial subject, especially in a country as child-centered as the United States. 

Within libertarian ranks, an unlimited diversity of viewpoint prevails, ranging from rigorous traditionalists to ultra-progressives. Among the numerous libertarians in the Los Angeles area, a controversy is now raging between the Cardin and Montessori methods of education. We believe that the views of Herbert Spencer, the great nineteenth-century English social philosopher, can provide a much-needed but totally neglected contribution toward a rational solution to many of these disputes, a solution grounded on education in cause-and-effect. The following article is condensed from the chapter on “Moral Education” in Herbert Spencer’s Education: Intellectual, Moral and Physical (A. L. Burt Company, n.d.).]

While it is seen that for the purpose of gaining a livelihood, an elaborate preparation is needed, it appears to be thought that for the bringing up of children, no preparation whatever is needed. In the absence of this preparation, the management of children, and more especially the moral management, is lamentably bad. Parents either never think about the matter at all, or else their conclusions are crude, and inconsistent. In most cases, and especially on the part of mothers, the treatment adopted on every occasion is that which the impulse of the moment prompts: it springs not from any reasoned-out conviction as to what will most conduce to the child’s welfare, but merely expresses the passing parental feelings, whether good or ill; and varies from hour to hour as these feelings vary. Or if these blind dictates of passion are supplemented by any definite doctrines and methods, they are those that have been handed down from the past, or those suggested by the remembrances of childhood, or those adopted from nurses and servants — methods devised not by the enlightenment, but by the ignorance of the time. 

Let us go on to consider the true aims and methods of moral education. When a child falls or runs its head against the table, it suffers a pain, the remembrance of which tends to make it more careful for the future; and by an occasional repetition of like experiences, it is eventually disciplined into a proper guidance of its movements. If it lays hold of the fire-bars, thrusts its finger into the candle-flame, or spills boiling water on any part of its skin, the resulting burn or scald is a lesson not easily forgotten.

Now in these and like cases, Nature illustrates to us in the simplest way, the true theory and practice of moral discipline. Observe, in the first place, that in bodily injuries and their penalties we have misconduct and its consequences reduced to their simplest forms.

Though according to their popular acceptations, right and wrong are words scarcely applicable to actions that have none but direct bodily effects; yet whoever considers the matter will see that such actions must be as much classifiable under these heads as any other actions. Note, in the second place, the character of the punishments by which these physical transgressions are prevented. Punishments, we call them, in the absence of a better word; for they are not punishments in the literal sense. They are not artificial and unnecessary inflictions of pain; but are simply the beneficent checks to actions that are essentially at variance with bodily welfare — checks in the absence of which life would quickly be destroyed by bodily injuries. It is the peculiarity of these penalties, if we must so call them, that they are nothing more than the unavoidable consequences of the deeds which they follow; they are nothing more than the inevitable reactions entailed by the child’s actions. 

Let it be further borne in mind that these painful reactions are proportionate to the degree in which the organic laws have been transgressed. A slight accident brings a slight pain, a more serious one, a greater pain. When a child tumbles over the doorstep, it is not ordained that it shall suffer in excess of the amount necessary, with the view of making it still more cautious than the necessary suffering will make it. But from its daily experience it is left to learn the greater or less penalties of greater or less errors, and to behave accordingly. And then mark, lastly, that these natural reactions which follow the child’s wrong actions, are constant, direct, unhesitating, and not to be escaped. No threats: but a silent, rigorous performance.
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"GET US OUT" of The Public School System

By Al Benson Jr.

Years ago the John Birch Society had a project called “Get Us Out of the United Nations.” It was an excellent project and I supported it. They may still have it and if so I would still support it. Whether they realized it or not, it was based on the biblical principle of separation from evil—something Christians should support and work toward.

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FEMA Insider: A Large Number of Truck Drivers Have Vanished While Delivering Weapons, Grenades, Ammo *Video*

Mac Slavo
July 29th, 2013
SHTFplan.com

Solution: 

How to Expel FEMA (and its gulag camps) from your State...Lawfully

Jul 08, 2013

How to Expel FEMA (and its gulag camps) from your State...Lawfully. Posted by Charleston Voice. Would you tolerate complete strangers squatting on your front lawn? No? Then... States Must Reclaim their Sovereign Lands ...

It’s no secret that the U.S. government has been domestically stockpiling unimaginable amounts of ammunition and weapons. So much ammunition, in fact, that it surpasses even what the military uses on a yearly basis in the mid east theaters of war.

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STATES TELL FEDS: KEEP OUT!

Let's be sure your locals are sincere and not just blowing smoke to lull the people into complacency and inactivity. Show us some action baby!

Nullification supporters say it’s the best tool they have to beat back the federal government. | AP Photo

By TAL KOPAN | 7/27/13 3:14 PM EDT 

Infuriated by what they see as the long arm of Washington reaching into their business, states are increasingly telling the feds: Keep out!

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Your Southern Heritage by Fr. James Thornton

Your Southern Heritage
by Fr. James Thornton

During his presidential campaigns, former Alabama Governor George Wallace was wont to say to his Northern audiences that the terms "South" and "Southern" designate not simply a particular region of America but, more importantly, a particular philosophy of life and outlook on the world of which the South is justly proud. 

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Is Army "Takeover" of the National Guard Constitutional?

By Dr. Harold Pease

Always Where(?)

A recent announcement, by General Ray Odierno, Army chief of staff, that National Guard unit training for overseas deployment will be increased rather than decreased following our “drawdown” in Afghanistan, invites a serious constitutional challenge. 

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Montana Nullifies Government Spying on its Citizens by Passing Law

If You Don't Want the Government to Spy on You, Move to Montana

Alexander Abad-Santos 6,042 Views Jul 9, 2013

Privacy advocates, behold the Montana legislature and House Bill 603, a measure that requires the government to obtain a probable cause warrant before spying on you through your cell phone or laptop. 

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Russian Troops Already on American Soil *video*

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