Although the women of the United States are confined within the narrow circle of domestic life, and their situation is, in some respects, one of extreme dependence, I have nowhere seen woman occupying a loftier position; and if I were asked... in which I have spoken of so many important things done by Americans, to what the singular prosperity and growing strength of that people ought mainly to be attributed, I should reply, To the superiority of their women.

--Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Impeachment Proceeding Finally Entered

It's about time somebody did something!! We'd really need a list of grievances for everything that Fed Cartel employee Barry Soerto has done to us, but launching wars unilaterally is as good as anything else I reckon.

Thanks to TheySay/We Say for the tip.

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c112:H.+Con.+Res.+107:




H.CON.RES.107 -- Expressing the sense of Congress that the use of offensive military force by a President without prior and clear authorization of an Act of Congress constitutes an impeachable high... (Introduced in House - IH)


HCON 107 IH

112th CONGRESS


2d Session


H. CON. RES. 107

Expressing the sense of Congress that the use of offensive military force by a President without prior and clear authorization of an Act of Congress constitutes an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor under article II, section 4 of the Constitution.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

March 7, 2012

Mr. JONES submitted the following concurrent resolution; which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary


CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

Expressing the sense of Congress that the use of offensive military force by a President without prior and clear authorization of an Act of Congress constitutes an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor under article II, section 4 of the Constitution.
Whereas the cornerstone of the Republic is honoring Congress's exclusive power to declare war under article I, section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution: Now, therefore, be it
    Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring), That it is the sense of Congress that, except in response to an actual or imminent attack against the territory of the United States, the use of offensive military force by a President without prior and clear authorization of an Act of Congress violates Congress's exclusive power to declare war under article I, section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution and therefore constitutes an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor under article II, section 4 of the Constitution.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

GOP Delegate Sham in Atlanta

This comes to me from a reader who was an eyewitness to some shenanigans in Fulton Co (Atlanta) GA:

I'm disgusted.
What happened Saturday was a SHAM from the get-go
First they gave out NEW rules that morning, while making a big deal touting the procedure was to be fair for all. Then they handed out forms to fill in for delegate nominations ( not the norm.)  It was already known that the all the delegate & alternate slots were filled with the GOP faithfuls. When the committee came out, they had replaced very few names... adding for example, Ralph Reed (yes, the Ralph Reed... the establishment.. Shawn Hannity was there too), and replacing a husband with his wife, etc. That kind of nonsense.  In our district, not even 1 of the 35 applications was substituted in the 24 slots.
"Nominating committees are usually a fraud. The leaders hand pick who they want. The people put on a nominating committee are followers of the group leaders. The only choice is to "vote" for the ones the leaders pick. Then they pretend it was an "election". This method is used by corrupt political organizations on a regular basis. They get to force who they want in a position while pretending to be fair
They then had us vote by Congressional districts, but dictated that the paper nominations go through the State House District chairs; those folks then spread misinformation and lies about who was "allowed" to challenge whom. My chair did not sit in the designated area, nor did she make herself available to hand in the paper nominations. You had to hunt her down.  1 girl told me she over heard her say, " I can't believe 35 nominations!!"  Someone then asked her, "are they actually here?"  She had to reply yes. Another woman, who I had met earlier at the precinct meeting & is just waking up... told me ,"There really are Death counseling in Obamacare!" Yes, there are I told her. Anyway, she said she ask our House Chair 4 times about how she could fill out the form to nominated herself to replace one already cemented on the slate & the woman told her she couldn't.  Dusgusting!.. I wish I had heard her say that.
They also used the new congressional district maps (which do not yet appear on our voter registration records) to sow confusion and disqualify challenges.
They closed nominations via this unknown "paper submission rule" before the body of the convention had adopted that rule, which the convention chairman admitted when Nathan questioned him.  See the video of the GOP County Chair admitting it!



http://www.examiner.com/buzz-in-atlanta/fulton-county-gop-convention-chairman-admits-procedural-irregularity
In the end, there were not enough opposition present to overturn anything the way they rigged it.  If they hadn't have changed the rules at the last minute we would have gotten some delegates.  It was about 2/3 to 1/3.  The way they cheated & set it up the majority always eventually wins under Robert's Rules of Order.  I guess mob-rule. 
Regardless, what they did was unethical. The die was cast before anyone arrived. Forked tongue.. "fairness" out of the mouth & working feverishly behind our backs to kick us out the door.  Give us your $40 and go away.  We are IN CHARGE.

Isn't that special? The GA GOP charges you $40 just to change the rules of the game when you get there. And if you complain, why you must be some sort of leftist, because every good conservative does what Sean Hannity and Co. tell them is right, right?

Last minute rule changes is a sign of desperation, it is a symptom that the wheels are coming off and people are starting to notice a real bumpy ride. Check out this great post by Ted at the Country Thinker calling for all patriotic Americans to bail out on the GOP. I'm game, are you?

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Meet Your Elites: Robert Mueller

Update 2018: The Daily Mail has picked up on the subject of Mueller's silver spoon background, so here is the link as they have lots of cool pictures of a young Mueller. Also, QAnon suggests that Mueller is playing a role creating a deliberate distraction while other swamp-draining actions are taking place in the background. So interesting!

Update 2017: So now Robert Mueller is a Special Counsel putting the "fix" in against Trump who threatens the status quo. This informal post can be summarized by the fact that Mueller came from Big Money and is now protecting Big Globalist Money.
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Generally when I do a post like this, it's pretty easy. I just go to Muckety or nndb, expand their node and see what pies they have their thumbs into. Not so with Robert Mueller, like the Washington Times article says about him, he's kept a very low profile.

Robert MuellerI thought he'd be a good candidate for Elite status, since he seems to not know whether or not we proles deserve due process or not. Let's start with young Bob Mueller, like every American boy he goes to school at one of the most Elite prep schools in the world. I've written here about how Elite prep schools are nothing like the schools you commoners go to. In fact, Mueller went to St. Paul Academy the same time John Kerry did, a small town our Elite friends live in, eh? Like his classmate Kerry, he went to serve in Nam and then went to law school at UVA.

Now this is where it gets ambiguous. He worked his way up through the ranks to being a Justice Department official. He worked in the area of white collar crime. Not sure who for.. Then according the Washington Post, the flagship of Operation Mockingbird we have this:


From 1993 to 1995, Mueller worked for the Washington D.C. office of Hale & Dorr. Then he called up Eric Holder, who was then the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, and told Holder he wanted to be a homicide prosecutor in Holder's office. "He made it clear he didn't want to be a supervisor," Holder said. "He said he liked to try cases and that he cared about the city and this would enable him to serve both interests."
Eventually, Mueller became chief of that office's homicide section, and when Holder was promoted to deputy attorney general under Janet Reno, he urged Clinton to make Mueller U.S. attorney for San Francisco. Mueller nabbed the post and served as U.S. attorney there from 1998 to 2001.
Small world, isn't it? The Post goes on to say that Mueller has buddies on both sides of the aisle. Well, when when working for one big monopolistic cartel, that's pretty easy isn't it? According to the Post, he's big buds with Patrick Leahy and Barbara Boxer. His former coworker, John Pistole now spends his time giving us bs about how the TSA is keeping us safe.

 According to this from the New York Times, he was totally down with Ruby Ridge:
His strong support for law enforcement agents has occasionally led Mr. Mueller to express hostility to their critics. Associates recall his anger at members of Congress and others for criticism of the F.B.I.'s 1992 siege of a separatist family at Ruby Ridge in Idaho, where a woman, her 14-year-old son and a deputy United States marshal were killed. By then, Mr. Mueller headed the criminal division at the Justice Department. 
Recall that she was killed holding a baby for the crime of what? Not conforming while holding fast to the second amendment. So what is the deal with this guy? What did his parents do to be able to afford to send him to St. Pauls? How does he rocket up the ladder like he did? Why did he ask Eric Holder to work on homicide in Washington DC? His mother came from good ol' robber baron stock, her grandfather having owned the Lackawanna Railroad. His dad worked at DuPont, but I have not been able to determine how high up he was in the organization. One article said that leaving the big law firm for working on the DC homicide desk was no problem as his wife, Ann Standish had lots of cash from her trust funds. So who is this woman, and how does she come by buckets of trust fundage?

She attended Miss Porter's boarding school and went on to Sarah Lawrence College. Here is an article on her debutante ball.  Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson Standish, her grandmother was Mrs. D. Matteson Cabell, her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Sage Wightman Jr. Ok, I find in the 1940 announcement for Mrs. Mueller's own parents wedding, a listing of the people who would be there, including a boy named William Lloyd Standish IV. Is this the same boy who grew up to become the Western PA US Federal Judge and is from the same little hamlet all these other Standishes are from. I'm not trying to be nosy, but I'd like to know where the money comes from that keeps these Elites afloat. What forces might be influencing/pressuring them other than fear of God and the Constitution. I think we can all safely guess that there is a whole lot of something amiss here. (I might have to get out a pen and paper to unravel where the Standish/Cabells get enough money for trust funds, etc. - now I'm interested..)

According to the New York Times, his hobbies are tennis and squash. Need I say more on his Elite status?

So for those of you wondering why people like me care about the details of a perfect strangers life, let me tell you the motivation behind the Meet the Elite series. It's to expose the fact that those running our country are not "We the People", but "We the Clique" holding most of the money. These people are into all sorts of bad business, but most of all they delude themselves into thinking that they are the "benevolent upper crust" as dreamed of by Plato. Ergo the term, plutocracy, which is what we've got here.

Monday, March 12, 2012

Time to Revisit the Subversion Chart

A long while back, in blog time, I book blogged Love Letter to America by Yuri Bezmenov. Watching our farce of media and election rigging, I thought it would be interesting to run through it real quick to see how much I've learned and how my viewpoints may have changed.

The Demoralization process, which I would date from the year 1910, the founding of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, whose HQ is across from the UN in NYC. Why? Because in their founding minutes, they plotted on how to subvert our republic.

Take a look of the three areas of Destablization, and you could write in what has happened in the area of Ideas, Structure, and Life.



This leads us to where we are at now: Destabilization. We are seeing a power struggle on both the left and the right. We see a destruction of our economy by the debasement of our currency. Yuri says this leads to dependency on Big Brother. Food stamps anyone?? The food stamp program is run by big bank JP Morgan Chase, by the way, not the government, in case you didn't know who's running this country. We also see a lot of grass-roots uprising, which can be a double edged sword. If their not focused the right way, their anger can easily be manipulated, giving us President Obama. While Ron Paul gets flack for his non-interventionism, with people wrongfully calling him an isolationist - we are actually isolating ourselves more than we realize with the current policiy.  Countries not inundated with our Saudi-owned FoxNews have a clearer history of USG involvement in propping up dictators and such, and look upon our foreign policy with disdain. I'm not downing America here, but the special interests running our overseas show. Again, refer to the founding minutes of the Carnegie Endowment as reported in the Reece Committee investigation to proof to yourself that our foreign policy is not in the interest of the American citizen, but rather banksters looking to take over the world by any means necessary. Monetary control is the less messy way. Notice that Destabilization takes from 2 to 5 years, depending on the circumstances. Given our Constitution, it might take the USA a little bit longer than that, but know that this is the pattern the Soviets followed to take down the Eastern Bloc countries and anywhere else they tried to convert an open society to a closed one.

Also take note that the Soviet Union and the Bolshevik Revolution was funded and propped up by American banking interests, specifically Morgan interests. We've documented that together as we painstakingly went through the facts in Dr. Sutton's meticulous work, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution. So knowing that the big banks were propping up the Soviet Union, which Dr. Sutton catalogues in his work, Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development from 1945 to 1965, how the Soviet Union was kept afloat by big Western companies. The training Bezmenov received was probably first developed by the banksters for the purpose of political subjugation. The point here, is that we're dealing with the same monster and its MO.

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Mitt Doesn't Have the Delegates - Yet

The one great thing about this four man race is that it's busting up the Establishment's Mittmentum, much to the chagrin of one Barbara Bush. You've got this from Real Clear Politics, where they try to project the delegate count through June:

So what’s the bottom line here? Romney ends up with 1,071 delegates, still short of the nomination.  Now, there are a few important caveats.  First, there are 114 unpledged RNC delegates, who can vote for anyone.  Second, there are another 86 delegates in states that have already voted that have yet to be allocated.  Romney will probably get somewhere between a third and half of these delegates.
So a brokered convention is still a long shot, but (1) note how long it takes Romney to get into range; and (2) recall that we’ve perhaps been too generous with Romney in our delegate allocations in New York, Texas and California, especially after the brutal March he is likely about to have.
Ok, what's really clear to me is that most of us are totally ignorant of all this delegate business. We have no clue  how all this works, they don't teach it in Civics. They didn't teach it back when they really did have Civics class. Why? Because they don't want you to understand how the game is really played. The masses go "vote" for their man, which has never bothered the Elite because their man has always been given the 1st class "Edward Bernays" PR that would make the masses flock to them. Thus, they rarely have had to employ the Party shenanigans of "rule changes" and delegate manipulation. Lest you think that the Elite are not aware of the delegate process, recall that Catherine Bliesh was a Ron Paul delegate in 2007 from Missouri and got put on a terrorist watch list for it. They'll always tell you of what they're afraid of. But here's the kicker, those 114 unpledged delegates are most likely Ron Paul people, as the libertarian brand of conservatives have been studying this Gordian Knot for a few years now and have been working tirelessly to take back the system.

From the Washington Times:

Ron Paul’s Georgia supporters succeeded in taking over a delegate-selection convention in a populous county on Saturday and nearly succeeded in another densely populated urban-suburban county.
The Texas congressman’s forces took over the DeKalb County delegate-selection convention in eastern metropolitan Atlanta. The mostly young, well-educated and well off Paul partisans nearly did so in Cobb County in northern metropolitan Atlanta, Republican convention participants in the state told The Washington Times.
Larry McDonald would be proud!

Newt is not to be trusted -Larry McDonald,
Patriot and Martyr for Liberty
In 1981 this writer asked Georgia Congressman Larry McDonald for an evaluation of the rising Republican star from his neighboring 6th District. His reply was surprising at the time. Newt Gingrich, he said, was a devious and ambitious politician masquerading as a conservative and not one to be trusted. Dr. McDonald said, to obstruct and to undermine support of conservative members of Congress for some of McDonald's legislative efforts. This was particularly disturbing since Rep. McDonald was the most conservative member of Congress by virtually all rating systems and would have been a natural ally of Gingrich if Gingrich were truly conservative.  -Devvy Kidd


Saturday, March 10, 2012

Politics and the Generation Gap

by The republican Mother

As someone born in the tail end of Gen X, I can't help but notice a few things as we talk current events. For one thing, my level of cynicism is much, much higher than those boomers who follow politics. Why is this? Well, besides having a pathological liar in my family, it would probably have to do with the common Millennial experience. Allow me to illustrate:

Friday, March 9, 2012

I Won't Light the Match

Found this on the DP, a great rebuttal from a liberty-loving guy on the condition of the GOP:

The Dinosaur Media (90% of whom vote for Democrats) has been in the tank for Romneycare for the past four years. Why? Because they know he will go down on flames against Obama.Why do you think the Dinosaur Media spent all last summer covering the Soros-funded Occupy Wall Street whine-in 24/7? They were laying the groundwork for the Obama Administration (oops, I mean campaign) to run against Romneycare as the out-of-touch, blue-blood Wall Street stereotypical GOP patrician bankster that he is.
Ron Paul is the only true alternative to Obama. He can't be bought. His top 4 sources of campaign donations are members of the US Air Force, US Army, US Navy and US Coast Guard. He's the only Veteran running. The only one who will cut spending. The only one with a real plan to balance the budget in 3 years. The only one who has read the Constitution. The only one who has a real plan to create jobs. The only one who will restore the 4th and 10th Amendments. The only one who will repeal Obamacare. The only one who is more interesting in securing OUR borders than the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan or France and Germany (!!).

Look, the status-quo GOP Establishment is determined to nominate Romneycare. Why, I don't know. I'll never vote for him. He's utterly unelectable. There have been massive "irregularities" in Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Washington, and Alaska, allowing the GOP vote-counters to magically find piles of votes for Romneycare at the last moment. It has been the most corrupt election season in my lifetime (and that's saying something.)
The GOP is bent on self-immolation. I can't stop the GOP from drenching itself with gasoline by fixing elections for Romneycare, but I don't have to throw the lit match by voting for him. My right to vote was bought with blood and treasure, by generations of Patriots who died to give me what once was the greatest country on the face of the Earth. I won't dishonor their memory by throwing away my vote on yet another liberal, big-government Republican In Name Only.
Only Ron Paul has earned my vote. And he's the only man who's going to get it.

For those who think that Santorum won TN, know that the man did not have a single committed delegate in this state. All one had to do to be a delegate was get 100 signatures from registered voters and turn it in. I'm guessing the Santorum campaign is in talks with Gingrich and Perry delegates to turn them over. Like all things MSM, the true delegate count is a whole other ball of wax.

Going back to the "can't be bought" aspect of Dr. Paul's character. Here is the famous Jack Abramoff saying exactly that, noting that Dr. Paul could never be bought by lobbyists in all his time in Washington -
take note because the media will not share this with you:

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