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

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

In Libya, There are No Good Guys

The situation in Libya is an excellent case study for those of us who are trying to figure out how the United States Government actually conducts its foreign policy. Knowing the bare bones facts keeps us from being manipulated with propaganda. Let me just start with some bullet-points of things I recall seeing these last few months and then we can try to piece them together to get a cohesive explanation on what is going on:

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Obama, Shariah Law, and the Bigger Picture

So I was thumbing through Jerome Corsi's book "Where's the Birth Certificate?" and I get to this one part that really got me thinking. The section title read "Obama Spent Millions to get Kenya's New Constitution Ratified" and I was wondering what was all that about and you could have knocked me over with a feather. A group of Republican congressman has revealed that...


Monday, August 29, 2011

Bachmann Wants to Repeal the EPA, eh?

Michelle Bachmann seems to want it both ways. In one way, she wants to be all - out against the Federal Government by saying she'd do away with the EPA, calling it a "job killing agency". But on the other hand, when it comes to getting Federal "freebies", Bachmann lines up with both hands out:

In February of last year, Bachmann wrote to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, requesting that EPA support a $270,806 grant application designed to help a St. Cloud, Minn., bus company replace two older motor coaches.
“Voigt’s Bus Service, with Community Transportation, Inc., is committed to bringing long-term benefits to the environment and the economy and they wish to accomplish this through the Clean Diesel Grant Program,” Bachmann wrote.
Bachmann, as a first-term House member, co-signed a 2007 letter asking for more assistance from the “job killing agency.”

Some might say I'm being unfair, but listen up people: we don't have time to fool around with candidates who don't know what's going on. It is true that the EPA needs to be abolished and was designed to put America at a disadvantage so that in "Grand Chessboard" manner, out manufacturing would be offshored and our wealth liquidated. Remember what we've learned here about the Rockefellers and the CFR; they hid behind their man Nixon to set up the whole EPA and a host of other regulatory agencies to put America at a disadvantage, as other countries don't have to abide by these regulations.

With all that's at stake, I find pimping out your principles for roughly a quarter mil in motor coaches a pretty cheap sell-out. I'm just a mom with kids still at home and a mountain of laundry, and I can figure this stuff out. Is it too much to ask that a sitting Congresswoman with grown kids do the same? I guess it's just easy to keep playing the banksters game until we're all out of chips.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

It's Like Eating Peanuts

Charlotte Iserbyt, In Her Own Words by Kevin Gallagher and Scott Davis tells her life story and clues you into her experiences with collectivists. She started out working for the State Department in the 1950s, giving her a unique viewpoint on foreign policy. She tells us to be aware of "controlled conflict", how they use it to gain more power. But Charlotte spends most of her time talking about education and her experiences as a school board member and as a policy expert in Reagan's Department of Education, which she supports the abolishment of. She also goes on to discuss Skull and Bones, of which her father and grandfather were members. Lots of exciting commentary and explanation here, at least for those of us who are interested in how the world came to be in this death spiral. I can't listen to Charlotte without jotting down notes on the back of my bills - she says this stuff is like peanuts, you can't eat just one, and before you know it, you're hooked! I can testify to that.

Check these out if you want to get down to the nitty gritty. If you don't, go take a blue pill and go to bed.


Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Get Your Armour On.

One of my favorite devotionals is The Christian in Complete Armour. The abridged version is what you want, because the original is a really hard-core study that commands all of your attention. But around here, I like to go the original sources don't you know. Written in the 1600s by William Gurnall, it is an enormous book that gives you the play by play on spiritual warfare. It tells you how the devil will mess with your mind, what to look for, and how to protect yourself. Know your enemy, Sun Tsu said and if you get into this Scripture-soaked book, you will be equipped for the battle. This is an area I'm working to be better at, because with all the craziness in the news, it helps to know the source. You guys do know that what we've actually got here is a demonic infestation, right? I'm not one of those spooky-wooky Christians, but if a third of the angels of Heaven got booted out of Heaven along with Lucifer, they've got to be down here somewhere, right? Plus you got the rich and powerful pretending to do druid worship around owl statues in groves for pete's sake - nothing good will come out of that.

Anyhow, here's a little nugget of truth for you. Remember, He wilt keep thou in perfect peace whose mind is stayed upon thee:

Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution: Chapter 6

Consolidation and Export of the Revolution

Lord Milner

Marx's great book Das Kapital is at once a monument of reasoning and a storehouse of facts.

--Lord Milner, member of the British War Cabinet, 1917, and director of the London Joint Stock Bank





Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Movie Review: Harry's War


I watched this movie via recommendation over at Lew Rockwell. It's available on Netflix, my only source of TV these days. The plot is a little contrived: a guy inherits an army surplus "store", but how else are you going to take on the Feds? There are a lot of good lines in this movie that patriotic Americans and anti US-bankster cartel government people will like. Of course, the media actually is on Harry's side - in our day, the TV media would be on the take and the guy would have been David Koreshed-BBQ. The most important question this movie asks is "who gave them the power to tax us anyway?" Readers of this blog and the Creature from Jekyll Island know the answer to this question - a few monopoly men set up the IRS to put those not in their loop at a disadvantage and keep the edge for themselves. Don't worry, though, we've got one presidential candidate whose only paying job was infiltrating them to "know the enemy" Sun Tzu style. But here's the exciting finale with some spoilers just to warn ya:
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