Author: "For Liberty"

By John W. Whitehead

Continue reading “Terrorized, Traumatized and Killed: The Police State’s Deadly Toll on America’s Children [SHORT]”

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by Ron Paul

Since September 17, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has pumped billions of dollars into the repurchasing (repo) market, the first such intervention since 2009. The Fed has announced that it will continue to inject as much as 75 billion dollars a day into the repo market until November 4.

The repo market provides a means for banks that are temporarily short of cash to obtain short-term (usually one day) loans from other banks. The Fed’s interventions were a response to a sudden cash shortage that caused interest rates for these short-term loans to climb to 10 percent, far above the Fed’s target rate.

Continue reading “Federal Reserve’s Latest Bailouts More Proof Bad Times Ahead”

By: Michael Boldin

When the ATF published the final rule banning bump stocks in Dec. 2018, estimates showed there were as many as 500,000 in existence. Now, after a freedom of information act filed by the Washington Times, we have the first details of how many have been turned in to the feds. And it doesn’t look good for the government, either. Is this the beginning of a widespread nullification effort? Only time will tell.

Continue reading “Bump Stocks: Will the People Nullify the Ban?”

By: Michael D. Ramsey

At The Hill, Alan Dershowitz answers yes: Supreme Court could overrule an unconstitutional impeachment.  From the beginning:

Continue reading “Can the Supreme Court Review Impeachments?”

By: jprivate

Three major automatic license plate reader (ALPR) companies have created a mind-boggling database of 14 billion license plates that allows law enforcement to track anyone in real-time.

The Digital Recognition Network (DRN) has a database of over 8 billion license plates and boasts about sending customers (law enforcement) live vehicle location alerts.

Continue reading “Private Companies Partnering with Cops to Track Your License Plate”

By: John Whitehead

“Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes… known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few.… No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare.”
-James Madison

Eventually, all military empires fall and fail by spreading themselves too thin and spending themselves to death.

It happened in Rome.

It’s happening again.

Continue reading “No, the Government Shouldn’t Be Using the Military to Police the Globe”

By: TJ Martinell

Hood County, Texas, Sheriff Roger Deeds has proposed the creation of a “gun sanctuary county” policy by refusing to enforce any new state or federal control laws that infringe on the right to keep and bear arms.

According to WFAA, Deeds said: “My message to the people of Hood County is I’m not going to stand by and allow anybody, if it’s the federal government or whoever, stating that they’re going to take away people’s rifles. That’s not going to happen,” Deeds said. “It can’t happen under the constitution of the United States the way it’s wrote anyway.”

Continue reading “Texas Sheriff Proposes Second Amendment Sanctuary”

By Publius Huldah

Yes he does. The Federal Reserve System is collapsing due to the inherent instability of a monetary system, not based on gold & silver, but on the Fed’s “right” to create “money” out of thin air [1] which it then lends to the US Treasury (and is added to the national debt),[2] in order to fund the federal government’s massive, grotesquely unconstitutional, and out of control spending.

Continue reading “So you think Trump wants to get rid of the Fed?”

By: Mike Maharrey

To understand the extent of federal power, we must first understand generally what type of government the Constitution created.

During the Philadelphia Convention, many framers favored a strong national government. In fact, James Madison even proposed a federal veto on state laws. But as the convention wore on, delegates voted down proposals to create a centralized government one by one. The Constitution that emerged from the Convention created a federal government with a few, defined, enumerated powers.

Continue reading “Constitution 101: The Limited Nature of the Federal Government”

Continue reading “Constitution 101: Constitutional Interpretation – Living and Breathing is Dead”