Author: Katie

Washington Post – by Tom Hamburger and Rosalind S. Helderman

FBI Director James B. Comey notified key members of Congress Sunday afternoon that after reviewing newly discovered Hillary Clinton emails the agency stands by its original findings against recommending charges.

Comey wrote that investigators had worked “around the clock” to review all the emails found on a device used by former congressman Anthony Weiner that had been sent to or from Clinton and that “we have not changed our conclusions expressed in July.”   Continue reading “FBI director says agency once again won’t recommend charges over Clinton email”

Zero Gov

“Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything.”
– Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin

“Democracy is a pathetic belief in the collective wisdom of individual ignorance.”
– H.L. Mencken

Voting is a primary tool for tyrants, they need the blame shifted from themselves to the willing accomplices in the population for the crimes they’ve committed and those uncommitted up to the time they resume their nefarious tasks of threatening, fining, kidnapping, maiming and killing selected Helots who happen to slide into the sight the government machine has focused on its latest rapine project.   Continue reading “Concession is Non-Negotiable: Voting is Moral Vandalism by Bill Buppert”

Anna Von Reitz

I was loping along, minding my own business when State of the Nation called me this morning and asked me about my choices in the upcoming federal elections.

“I don’t vote in federal elections,” I spluttered.

This is a sore spot with me, because the whole “election” process is a fraud—-and a nasty, tortuous one. It is designed to make you think that you have a voice and choice, when in fact, the voter registration itself is designed to enslave you as a “franchise” operator of the federal corporation. That is what “enfranchisement” means and that’s what happens when you register to vote.   Continue reading “Elections? What Elections? Big News. BIG.”

Debate Post – by Ashley

Earlier when Justin Trudeau had just been learning about how to be the Liberal leader, he had tried to get a meeting with Hillary Clinton before she had become the Democratic presidential nominee. This has been revealed by new e-mails which were released through Wikileaks.

Trudeau has been the head of the Liberal party for a year now. Clinton, who had earlier resigned as the top diplomat in the US was, at the time, deciding if she was going to run for president and was going to Ottawa for a speech.   Continue reading “WikiLeaks Shows Hillary Clinton May Have Helped Trudeau Win The Canadian Election”

Tories Fighting for the King – by Thomas B. Allen

The Declaration of Independence said that by July 1776 the time had come “for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another.” But the signers of the Declaration knew that they spoke, not for “one people” but for a divided people. Tens of thousands of Americans opposed the Revolution. They called themselves Loyalists; the Patriots called them Tories.   Continue reading “Who Were the Tories?”

Revolutionary War – by Paul Pavao

Tories were colonists who helped and even fought with the British during the American Revolutionary War. Also known as Loyalists for their loyalty to the British crown, their contention with the Whigs (Patriots) was so intense that their savage fighting can justly be called America’s first civil war.

Continue reading “Tories: Loyalists to the King”

Anti-War – by Sheldon Richman

The U.S. Constitution can reasonably be seen as a massive tax and mercantilist trade-promotion program. However, there’s a third leg to this stool. It was a national-security program as well – almost a proto-PATRIOT Act. Indeed, these three elements formed an integrated project: it gave the new central government independent power to raise revenue by taxing individuals directly and to establish an army and navy in order to advance, by force if necessary, American trade. This, I submit, was not exactly a libertarian project. It let a terrifying genie out of the bottle ostensibly in order to contain it. Or, as James Madison put it, “You must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.”   Continue reading “The Constitution and the Standing Army”

Jim Stone

He let them know that clearly last night. That was probably the most important thing that happened in the debate, and I am glad he did it.

If the election does get stolen, and Trump does not concede, he can legally tell his support base to rebel and take the country back. That’s where it’s at and I am sure the enemy is plugging lots of toilets. We are just supposed to take whatever they do and suck it up after all, RIGHT?   Continue reading “Trump will not concede a rigged election”

ZeroGov – by Bill Buppert

I’d like to suggest the soundtrack for the new America that is emerging.

I’ve covered my thoughts on rule of law, obedience and refusal unto death to not comply. These are the building blocks to create systems that stymie the political control of human beings.

My interest in politics is always a matter of self-defense. Politics is nothing more than a sophisticated way to describe a violence system that uses coercion through threat and force to steal from its geographical inhabitants and regulate every aspect of their lives. It molds society through sheer naked aggression and blood lust; a willingness to kill a subject for violating a seatbelt law or not obeying a badged Praetorian in the pay of the state.   Continue reading ““F#@k You, That’s Why””

CNBC – by Everett Rosenfeld

A new trove of interview summaries and notes from the FBI’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails lays out a series of allegations that could prove fodder for future attacks on the Democratic presidential nominee.

The 100 pages, released Monday morning, include claims that Clinton “blatantly” disregarded protocol. Other claims include that a group of powerful State Department employees attempted to coordinate a document release, and that a department official asked for a “quid pro quo” related to the former secretary of state’s emails.   Continue reading “New FBI release on Clinton email probe refers to ‘Shadow Government’”

Jim Stone

FORTUNATELY ASSANGE LEFT A WAY TO CONFIRM IF IT IS OVER OR NOT – THE CHECKSUM KEYS. EVERYONE HAS THEM, AND IF THEY WORK, WHATEVER IS VERIFIED BY THEM IS LEGIT. Whatever happened – if he was poisoned, arrested, whatever – even if he pokes his head out the balcony window – there is a way to keep what is credible credible: Either the check sum keys work or they do not. That ought to end the rumors that “those who are saying he is arrested or dead are trolls” that is now taking off on the web. Continue reading “Assange updates”