By Terry | American Decline , Federal Reserve , Inflation , National Debt
We saw in the last post how the loss of the FDIC unlimited guarantee on non-interest bearing deposits caused large depositors to take their money out of the 25 largest, including the too big to fail, banks in massive amounts. While not exactly a typical bank run it definitely points to a lack of confidence […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Bill of Rights , collectivism , individualism , natural law , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
Before reviewing the statements made in Obama’s inaugural speech and comparing them to the concepts covered in Part One, I would like to clarify one other point. A careful reading of the Bill of Rights affirms the individualist concept. However, it is probably most clearly expressed in an often overlooked amendment- the 9th. The 9th […]
Continue readingBy Terry | Bill of Rights , collectivism , Constitutional , individualism , natural law , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
[dropcap color=”color-default” font=”times” style=”oblique” size=”scmgc-3em”]C[/dropcap]ontrary to current government brain washing and propaganda, our Constitution was based on the concept of individualism. Now, of course, the framers and the colonists may not have called it that, but they did understand that all freedoms arose from the individual, NOT the government. To determine where Obama falls on […]
Continue readingBy Terry | 2nd Amendment , Bill of Rights , Personal Liberty , The Constitution
[dropcap color=”color-default” font=”times” style=”oblique” size=”scmgc-3em”]A[/dropcap]s I was reading this book which I stumbled across on Amazon called For Individual Rights: A Treatise on Human Relations, it occured to me that the concepts I was learning applied directly to the Second Amendment. They were ideas based on natural law which is to say laws that exist because you […]
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David Kupelian, author of The Marketing of Evil and How Evil Works who documented the relationship of prescription medication in his book How Evil Works commented on The Giant, Gaping Hole in Sandy Hook Reporting today. A 60 Minutes interview with friends of Sandy Hook shooter Adam’s Lanza’s mother, revealed that Adam “was on medications […]
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The phone rang. The number was local but unfamiliar. I was expecting someone from PSE&G to call and confirm an appointment that I had made for the afternoon, so I uncharacteristically picked it up rather than letting it go to the answering machine. “Hello.” A firm demanding voice replied, “I need to speak with the […]
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All mass killings gloss over the same connection- anti-depressant medications or SSRI’s. Why is that? Anything to do with Big Pharma and govt gun control perhaps?
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[dropcap color=”color-default” font=”times” style=”oblique” size=”scmgc-3em”]O[/dropcap]n the very same day that Adam Lanza went on his killing spree at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the event below took place in Central China at 7:40 a.m. as children were entering their school gates. An elderly woman was also injured in the attack. Apparently, it must be noted, that […]
Continue readingBy Terry | 2nd Amendment , Bill of Rights , Gun Control , Military , The Constitution
Most Violated Amendment Even though it is very clearly stated to be a “right of the people”. the 2nd amendment is quite likely the most violated of all of the amendments that make up the Bill of Rights. When our Constitutional Republic was framed it mirrored the Constitutional structure of all of the States which […]
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[dropcap color=”color-default” font=”arial” style=”oblique” size=”scmgc-3em”]O[/dropcap]ur fearless leader just spoke and outlined his plan to secure our safety by instituting more controls over our right to keep and bear arms. So with that in mind I think it would be prudent to take a closer look at the 2nd Amendment. However, in order to understand the […]
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