America's Return to Independence

The Democratic Socialists of America are growing in number and filling positions everywhere.  Be aware Americans, they are coming for your rights. The deep roots of the DSA go back to 1965 and only expanding since then to local areas via city councils, school boards, and zoning commissions.  If you are a true American, you should start paying close attention to who you elect at every level. It doesn't end there.  Here’s a list of 50 socialists in House from  Trevor Loudon, an author, filmmaker and public speaker from Christchurch, New Zealand. For more than 30 years, he has researched radical left, Marxist and terrorist movemen ts and their covert influence on mainstream politics. He posts additional evidence at his website Keywiki .   My thoughts are in brackets [ ]. Raul Grijalva (D AZ) Has worked closely with the Communist Party USA since at least 1993. A self-described “Alinskyite.” Travelled to Cuba in 2015. Ami Bera   (D CA) Has used Communist ...

The coming election is the most important election in the history of our country. Updated:  10/24/20 The collusion that exists between the media, Hollywood elites, social media giants (Facebook, Google, and Twitter), debate commission, and Democrats have deprived the American people of an informed decision.  The definition of Democrats should encompass all four as one.  Even the debate commission is in the tank.  It will take every vote to end the collusion.  It would have been a landslide for President Trump if the media and big tech were fairly reporting. Many voters saw and heard little of the many good things the Trump Administration has accomplished, while hearing many lies suggesting he was doing horrible things.  On the flip side, Joe Biden has been heralded as a great leader and person.  He gets softball questions and his interviewers are often quick to save him from himself.  With Joe they get a manageable puppet. This is definitely ...

There's a lot to be said of individuals by the people that stand and support them.  What does it look like for VP Joe Biden and President Donald J. Trump?  The contrast is all telling. Joe Biden is supported by most of the same individuals and groups that voted for President Obama.  They are: Actors/Actresses: living the American Dream but promoting socialism, the thief of dreams Planned Parenthood:  the 62.4 million babies already murdered in the U.S. since Roe v. Wade is insufficient in their eyes. George Soros:  perhaps the most evil person in the U.S., hell bent on destabilizing our country Pro-Athletes:  kneelers who despise our flag and promote social justice but have little or no facts to support their claims.  Like actors/actresses, many of them, like Lebron James, incite rioting and violence.  They have countless murders they have contributed too in their quest for the end of police and replacing them with social workers.  While they...

Joe Biden readies to cripple economy if elected.  No fracking, climate change embrace, higher taxes, transition away from fossil fuel, stacking the Supreme Court on his agenda. Joe Biden has made it abundantly clear that he would cripple this country in order to accommodate his far left supporters.  His plan to ban fracking would destroy the economies of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, and North Dakota.  It would also lead to higher fuel prices and greater dependence on foreign oil.  For what?  A feel good plan to address climate change. His plan to transition to alternative energies is profoundly unrealistic.  This transition would increase energy prices in every household and business.  In effect, yet another tax.  While eliminating subsidies for fossil fuel (that I support) he would leave the heavy subsidies in place for solar, ethanol, and wind (I don't support).  Wind and solar energy has been entertained since the beginning of life and as an...

The American fight for freedom from tyranny.  Trending to Socialism is a path away from freedoms. In his first inaugural address, President Ronald Reagan told the American people: "If we look to the answer as to why for so many years we achieved so much, prospered as no other people on earth, it was because here in this land we unleashed the energy and individual genius of man to a greater extent than has ever been done before.  Freedom and the dignity of the individual have been more available and assured here than in any other place on earth.  The price for this freedom at times has been high, but we have never been unwilling to pay that price.  It is no coincidence that our present troubles parallel and are proportionate to the intervention and intrusion in our lives that result from unnecessary and excessive growth of government.  It is time for us to realize that we are too great a nation to limit ourselves to small dreams.  We’re not, as some would ...

While not holding to all ideologies of President Reagan, I believe in his statement that, “…It is no coincidence that our present troubles parallel and are proportionate to the intervention and intrusion in our lives that result from unnecessary and excessive growth of government …”    I will also agree with Reagan that someone had to take a hard stance on spending, which he started before ultimately caving in to pressure.  We are seeing the result of endless spending that has gone on since President Coolidge held the reigns – an almost $17 trillion national debt and $117 trillion in unfunded liabilities (Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare).   President Bush is not solely to blame for the recession, despite the endless claims of the current administration.  The spending problems have been ongoing by both parties for a century.  The meltdown of the financial markets was the result of “easy credit” of the 1980’s. Individuals that could not really afford home...

Cops on Blacks violence is not what the mainstream media claims.  Forget Lebron James, Hollywood elitists, and others who have no clue on the facts.  All they are doing is stoking the flames and causing more violence, looting, and murder. Perhaps nothing will decide the current election more than the ongoing, destructive actions of the Black Lives Matter movement.  It all started with the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis.  It was caught on video for the world to witness.  It was tragic and everyone agreed in their arrest and prosecution.  No one was supporting the responsible police and the opportunity was there to discuss relations between police and communities.  A single tragic event was used by opportunists and criminals to self-justify the destruction of neighborhoods and the assault of police and innocent citizens.  They destroyed the livelihoods of community businesses, looting, and burning them to the ground.  While they called...

Solid reasons for re-electing President Trump Source:  Unknown - Repeated in Comments Online I  am not voting for a man. I am voting for the principles for which this country has stood since its founding. I am voting for Constitutional government. I am voting for a strong and viable military. I am voting for a vibrant economy. I am voting for the right to keep and bear arms. I am voting for the freedom to worship. I am voting for a national recognition of the founding of our nation on Biblical principles. I am voting for the ability for anyone to rise above their circumstances and become successful. I am voting for my children and grandchildren to be able to choose their own path in life, including how and where their children are educated. I am voting for our borders to be open to everyone who enters under our law and closed to everyone who would circumvent or ignore the law. I am voting for the Electoral College to remain in place, so that a few heavily populated liberal cen...

  Due Process Ignored Routinely By Courts If a district court denies your case, your chances of success diminish greatly, almost to the point of no chance.  State appellate courts typically side with the district court, tending to simply repeat the judgment.  They miss your arguments and only see what was in the original judgment.  They must wear the same glasses that filter out the opposing arguments. Once the state appellate court denies you, you can then appeal it to the state supreme court.  Your chances just got a lot slimmer again.  In their infinitely wise minds, they must be thinking that the district and appellate courts shot you down for good reason, especially when echoing the same tune.  There appears to be a lot of back scratching going on for one another. With the state supreme court, you are now at their discretion as to whether they will even look at it or not.  They decide if your case interests them and/or is important enou...

Is Silver the next Great Investment? When I first wrote this in 2013, the price of silver had an average daily close of $23.79.  On October 17, 2020 it is now $19.69.  Since that time the national debt has soared by about $10 trillion with another stimulus package in the works.  The total debt to GDP ratio has also soared from 102.39% in 2012 to 154.65% (10.17/20) Silver has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of any metal, very ductile and malleable.   Silver has been used for making currency coins, extensively in electronic products, and as a catalyst for chemical reactions. Long valued as a precious metal, silver continues to be used to make ornaments, jewelry, high-value tableware, and utensils such as silverware. Today, silver metal is used in electrical contacts/conductors, and in mirrors. Its compounds are used in photographic film, and dilute silver nitrate solutions/other silver compounds are used as disinfectants and microbiocides. Antibio...

Wanting to Believe Something Can Make it Real (To Yourself) New research shows that the more intensely we believe something to be true, the more likely it will resurface in the future, even if we have learned it was false. Cognitive psychologist Andrew Butler of Duke University, psychologist Lisa Fazio of Carnegie Mellon University and Elizabeth Marsh of Duke found that it's possible to correct misinformation, but the correction may not last much more than a week. Their study of 50 students showed the more strongly someone believed they were right, the more efficient they were at accepting and remembering a correction. Half the participants that immediately took the same test again after learning the correct answers corrected their mistakes 86% of the time. They were also more likely to get it right the second time if they had really believed their previous answers were correct than if they had less confidence in their facts. The other half waited one week to take the tes...