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Daily Bell: Is it true that the status quo is leading the country, and possibly the world, into totalitarianism?

Nelson Hultberg: Absolutely. We have descended into the “rabbit hole” of Alice and Wonderland politically and philosophically. Up is down, and down is up under the collectivist worldview. “When I use a word,” said Humpty Dumpty to Alice, “it means just what I choose it to mean – neither more nor less.” The collectivists have so corrupted our language that the slavery of socialism is now a “new kind of freedom.” Marx understood all this very well. Corrupt the money and the language, and capitalism will fall. The statists are shameless in their shyster usage of words. And the masses are unable to see the semantic fraud involved. Thus with each passing decade, we drift further and further into total government. The status quo of statism that began in 1913 and solidified itself with FDR and LBJ is bankrupt. It has no answers. It destroys freedom and prosperity as tuberculosis destroys lungs and breath. Yet it continues to move us into the morass of political absolutism because the integrity of our money and the clarity of our language have been turned into tools of tyranny.

“A clearly written, inspiring call for a politically feasible approach to changing the currently inefficient, unjust and hopelessly misguided way America is governed.”

– Tibor R. Machan, R.C. Hoiles Chair of Ethics and
Free Enterprise, Chapman University, Orange, CA.

By becoming conversant in the material brought forth in this movie, every Oath Keeper will enjoy a sense of well-deserved pride in one’s knowledge of American history, today’s political process, and the errors now evident in the two-party system.

Pursuant to the tenth amendment to the United States constitution and this state’s compacts with other states, the general assembly declares that any federal law purporting to give federal employees the authority of a county sheriff in this state is not recognized by and is specifically rejected by this state and is declared to be invalid in this state.

“People wonder if we really have the commitment to follow this through,” said retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Hall, who was the top enlisted service member for the NATO mission in Kabul in 2009 and 2010. “I think everybody knows that we can be successful over there. But it’s going to take time and presence and commitment, and I think folks are worried that we go over there, we sacrifice our families and we work hard — but are we going to follow through? Or is this all going be for naught?”

Three more politicians spoke out with two democrats believing the citizens should be allowed to record and one republican stating they should not be allowed.

Then they all cast votes to see if the assembly rules could be suspended, but it was overwhelmingly voted down by almost two-thirds.

The rock band Staind did a 9-11 Benefit Concert in New York City tonight, to benefit the New York Police and Fire Widow’s and Children’s benefit fund. Once again, lead singer Aaron Lewis wore his Oath Keepers hat. All of the military, police and fire personnel here at Oath Keepers express our sincere thanks to Aaron, both for doing this benefit concert and also for wearing an Oath Keepers hat. We think it is very fitting for him to wear that hat during such a concert, since on 9-11 there were many who kept their oaths among those who died – men who were going into the burning towers and up those stairs while others were running out. Whenever you need an example of American courage, think of them.

“I dare say that the modern Warfare State would grind to a screeching halt tomorrow if evangelical Christians would simply stop supporting it!” – Pastor Chuck Baldwin

I comb the late-night talk shows to find interesting guests and musical acts to record on my DVR. A couple days ago, I set up Tuesday nights Jimmy Kimmel Live show because the band Staind was performing. Wednesday morning I went to check it out, and as the band started the song on the outdoor stage with a huge crowd there, I realized Aaron Lewis, the lead singer, WAS WEARING AN OATH KEEPER HAT!!

James Jaeger is set to fire a big round across the bow of the so-called “two-party system”. This is a must-see film for all who are disillusioned about the Republican and Democrat lock on American politics. World premiere is Thursday, September 15, 2011 for SPOiLER – How a Third Political Party Could Win (featuring Chuck Baldwin, Pat Buchanan, G. Edward Griffin, Nelson Hultberg, Peter Lillback, John McManus, Edwin Vieira and John Williams).

We are working on getting video out but please enjoy the pictures until then.

President Obama: “The purpose of the American Jobs Act is simple: to put more people back to work and more money in the pockets of those who are working,” Obama said. “It will provide a jolt to an economy that has stalled and give companies confidence that if they invest and hire, there will be customers for their products and services. You should pass this jobs plan right away.”

Passports clearly function as an essential and effective means through which a state can control the person and property of its residents. Consider the United States. No one can legally leave without one.

“Article Six of the United States Constitution requires all government officials at every level – from the dogcatcher to the President – to take the same oath,” said Richard I. Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., and Oath Keepers board member. “We’re required by the supreme law of the land to swear an oath of allegiance to the Constitution.” – Sheriff Mack

Tea Party groups and Republican candidates swiftly condemned Hoffa. The Tea Party Express called the comments “inexcusable,” saying they amounted to “a call for violence on peaceful Tea Party members.” The national group, along with Tea Party Nation, urged President Obama to condemn the remarks.

Is freedom a place, or an idea? A state of society, or a state of mind? Does it begin around us, or within us? In today’s world of the all-you-can-eat sensory buffet, where every facet of life is a bit and a byte and a radio wave and a laser beam, most of humanity looks for all of its answers to such questions in the grand ether of the tumbling data stream. – Brandon Smith

“In the last month, he put a gun to his head three times. He told me every day was a struggle to wake up and want to live,” Joppa-Hagemann said. “He said the things he had seen and done, no God would have forgiven him.”