Archive for November, 2011

My testimony is that we love you all very much and I appreciate your sacrifices from the bottom of my heart! I have no money to give to join you as an associate as my wife and I have lost our jobs, home, and savings these last two years. What I do have is my prayers which we say every day for all of you men and women who have given us so much. I have pledged to continue my prayers for you until the last day of my life!

Of course, my oath never expired and I support the efforts of oath keepers to do just that – which is URGENTLY needed in these terrible times of criminal takeover of the U.S. government.

Orrie Froloff: “I consider it an honor to be one of many who have kept their Oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.”

America does not know what she believes, any more. Decades ago, everyone believed that the Word of God was true and that formed the core of understanding what the law actually stood for, what the law meant, and what was good and what was evil.

For many others in this country, there is no frustration, because there is no awareness. This brand of “bliss” carries with it a terrible price; shock and awe at the closing of the curtain. A crushing despair and a haze of financial and emotional trauma. I (and most others) would never wish this feeling on anyone. And so, we continue to point a light upon the dark corners in the hopes that others will see what is there, and in their horror, decide to do something about it. This is the job of every Liberty Movement activist; to share the truth, even if it hurts.

I am only One,

But I am One,

I can’t do everything,

But I can do something.

and by the grace of God,

I Will

(E.E.Hale)

As for me, I’ve given my life To Jesus again and having a deeper
relationship with Him. Oath keepers jumped out at me and I knew this will be part of my life.

This race will be the ultimate battle between liberals and conservatives, between RINOs, neocons and constitutionalists, between environmentalists and resources, and between federal control versus state sovereignty. – Dr. Ed Berry, PolyMontana

We either honor the words of the Founders and reject the illusion that the government, even if it wanted to, could provide security at the expense of Liberty, or we dishonor those who served to uphold those Founding principles.

It’s in the Oath.

“What worries me is the fact that our country is under attack from within, from our own radical citizenry.” – Daryl Johnson in interview with SPLC, Intelligence Report, Summer 2011, Issue Number: 142

In Part Four we’re looking at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), and their interface with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the White House.

The largest known oil field in North America, bigger than anything in Alaska, is on the North Dakota / Montana border, but the drilling is mostly going on in North Dakota. As a Montanan, I’ve known about the Bakken Field for years, but the build-up to an employment boom has only gained steam in the past year or so. But it’s booming now!

Rob Port cut to the chase with a disturbing comment: “The truth is that the key to limiting government corruption is to limit government power. The less influence politicians have to sell to people like Abramoff and/or their clients the less corruption it will be. Think of government as a sort of protection racket run by organized crime. Lobbyists facilitate tribute payments to the local bosses in exchange for favors. The more power the government has to sell, the bigger the tribute payments and the more need for lobbyists.”

A presidential initiative called The “New Freedom Commission on Mental Health” has issued a report recommending forced mental health screening for every child in America, including preschool children. The goal is to promote the patently false idea that we have a nation of children with undiagnosed mental disorders crying out for treatment.

One obvious beneficiary of the proposal is the pharmaceutical industry, which is eager to sell the psychotropic drugs that undoubtedly will be prescribed to millions of American schoolchildren under the new screening program.

Here’s another farm raid that hasn’t made the news. Quail Hollow Farm CSA is a farm in Nevada, about 50 miles north of Las Vegas, that grows and sells fresh food to its CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) members.

William Norman Grigg:

Obviously, this kind of power simply couldn’t be left in the hands of mere Mundanes. Accordingly, the term “presentment” was conspicuously absent from Rule 6 of the original Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, which dealt with the role of the grand jury. Lester B Orfield, who served on the Advisory Committee, later explained that retaining the term “might encourage the use of the `run-away’ grand jury as the grand jury could act from their own knowledge or observation and not only from charges made by the United States attorney.”

“Today, the grand jury is the total captive of the prosecutor, who, if he is candid, will concede that he can indict anybody, at any time, for almost anything, before any grand jury,” wrote federal District Judge William J. Campbell in a 1973 law journal article calling for formal abolition of the institution on the grounds of redundancy. This isn’t to say that the grand jury is considered useless by the prosecutorial caste: It helps maintain the pretense that prosecutors are servants of the public will.”