Tuesday, October 15, 2019

This is What Texas Common Sense Sounds Like


Will the DC Demons listen?

Many thanks to Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn.

You can count on the race obsessed, hateful goblins and their supporting media propagandists (who never have had a complete grasp of the English language) to twist his words.

Monday, October 14, 2019

This is What Lying, DC Tyrants Sound Like




Ignore the crocodile tears. The very next day, he sent 3000 MORE TROOPS to die, if necessary, to protect the terrorist, murdering, House of Saud!

Enough of being led by lying, deceiving, Yankee, Lincolnistas.
Even Stinkin’ Lincoln didn’t believe his own hallowed Gettysburg Address.

Don’t let yourself be manipulated like the pathetic loyalists in his audience. He’ll say anything to win your affection. That’s what psychopaths do!

Are you tired of being a suffering subject? Are you tired of being shackled by a murderous empire?

Why do you need a “DC?” Why do you need a “US?”

Secession, anyone?

Sunday, October 13, 2019

Quotes of the Week


Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself."
Friedrich Nietzsche

"If by treason, opponents of state independence mean a loss of faith in the federal political institutions, then they’d be correct. But why should one have faith in a government that is itself faithless? However, it is strange that those eager to declare Texans in favor of divorce as traitors seldom (if ever) consider that treason is a two-way street. If governments derive their powers through the people’s consent, then it stands to reason that governments can be guilty of treason against its people. Much like the UK’s parliament trying to undermine the sovereignty of their own people, is it any less treasonous for US and state politicians to undermine the sovereignty of Texas and other states by unconstitutional governance?
Consider the situation in the US. Routinely, the U.S. federal government operates outside its constitutional mandate, wielding powers that were either not enumerated to it or expressly forbidden. The executive branch wields legislative powers (through the bureaucracy), the Legislative branch passes laws that need to be COTUS amendments to be legal, and the Judicial branch co-opts legislative powers never enumerated it. Sure, one can point to a long tradition of such overreach, but just because one grows used to corruption doesn’t make it any less illegal. All of this effectively works to deny the people of the states their constitutional right to rule themselves. How is that not treason?"
Ran Thorson

"The socialists of all stripes including the democratic socialists completely fail to understand what has to be done to accomplish their aims. They think that by taking over government and enacting more programs they’ll make life better for workers. They think corporations or business in general are holding back the economy. They’ve got things altogether backwards. If we do what they want to do, the country will nosedive. These are almost totally benighted people who are trying to amass political power. They see that some things are wrong, but their solutions will only make them much worse."
Michael Rozeff

"The idea of the 'group' is the scourge of mankind, for when crowds gather, the individual disappears. When groups form, insanity is the result. This is the reason that the tyrannical state continually supports the group over the individual. This is the reason that the state promotes divisiveness, and pits group against group. This strategy weakens the whole of the masses, as all the strength of liberty resides in the individual and individual critical thought. Should the individual be marginalized, freedom will disappear."
Gary D. Barnett

"Anyone who qualifies as a victim and feels 'distressed' by the expressed view of someone else can bring a Title IX civil rights action against the person who caused 'distress' by expressing an opinion. In other words, the way America works today, if you can get yourself classified as a victim, you can shut up anyone to whose words you take exception.
When the 'vulnerable' have this kind of power, just how Orwellian is it to call them 'vulnerable?'
Zionists created the trick or deception of elevating themselves above criticism by accusing critics of being 'anti-semites' who intend harm to Jews. The success of this strategy has made it attractive to designated 'victim groups.' Consequently, the First Amendment only protects 'victim groups'."
Paul Craig Roberts

"Maybe there is a whole range of human values and human behaviors that have nothing to do with race — like reading to small children and helping them learn the English language so they don’t grow into adults who have to say 'know what I mean?' every other sentence because they’ve barely acquired enough language skill themselves to know what they mean. Maybe there’s something called an American common culture that contains values and behaviors worth emulating rather than opposing. Maybe 'multiculturalism' wasn’t such a good idea after all. Maybe ghetto culture is not such a precious foundation for a successful life. Maybe the Democratic Party should move out of the ghetto it’s built for itself."
James Kunstler

"It’s in the nature of a political government to not only put its own needs first (backed not by consensus, but by force), but also to continually expand its own power. 
Reason is… 
The bigger the government gets, the more unelected bureaucrats it employs. 
And the more politicians on the payroll who don’t have to explain themselves to their voters, the more these unelected buzzards will identify their own needs with the needs of the government. 
Meanwhile, whatever helps the power structures grow stronger is wrapped up tidy with neat slogans and cloaked in virtue. 
And the 'Deep State' grows stronger. This would explain why, when you give the government an inch, it always takes the mile. 
(And when it gets the mile, you rarely ever get even an inch back.)"
Chris Campbell

"The United States of America — the country in the singular — is too big, the scope and scale of its government too large, to be the object of true nationalism. The people of the United States are not united by a common descent, ethnic solidarity, or uniform values. The United States is not a 'nation of immigrants,' 'one nation under God,' 'the first new nation,' or an 'exceptional nation.' It’s not even a nation. National conservatives overlook or ignore that reality to their peril. The national conservatism they envision for the United States can lead only to the suppression of actual nationalism.
The United States is not a nation. Trying to make it so will stamp out any remaining nationalism in the United States."
Allen Mendenhall

"It’s bizarre—perverse, really—that the people doing the most whining about cultural appropriation by Americans don’t actually have worthwhile cultures themselves. The fact of the matter is that the only culture in the history of the world that amounts to anything is that of Western civilization. The West has given all of humanity concepts like freedom of speech, freedom of thought, freedom of the press, free markets, individualism, science, and rationality. In addition, the West has created almost all of the world’s great music, literature, architecture, and philos. 
People trying to make cultural appropriation on the part of Americans into a scandal are basically scam artists and race hustlers. I’m talking about blacks who are outraged about white women wearing African earrings. Or Hispanics picketing a couple of white girls who set up a taco stand after visiting Mexico."
Doug Casey

"I hate all robots. None of them are our equals.
I’m sure there’s a villainous name for people like me, and there will be sensitivity training for people like us. There will be whole university departments dedicated to eradicating such attitudes – all administered by robots, of course."
Larry L. Beane

"Hate crime laws are the natural progression from the concept of political correctness. Remember, everything that is public policy is politically correct and everything that is politically correct is public policy. This means that only prescribed issues can be for public debate.
Political correctness is the opposite of tolerance. PC and hate crimes are about conformity to government- and elite-approved thought, speech and deed. The government, its politicians and its idiot PC-preaching pawns do all they can to force political conformity.
Political conformity and compliance are what PC and hate crimes are all about. This is fascism which is anathema to liberty."
Bob Livingston

"Several decades ago, some crackpots had the idea that mankind’s use of fossil fuels had a warming effect on the weather. Environmentalists were pretty fired up by the notion. So were many politicians. Economists were largely tongue-tied because they had long ago conceded that there are some public goods that the market can’t handle; surely the weather is one of them.
Enough years go by, and what do you have? Politicians from all over the world — every last one of them a huckster of some sort, only pretending to represent his nation — gathering in a posh resort in Europe to tax the world and plan its weather down to precise temperatures half a century from now.
In the entire history of mankind, there has not been a more preposterous spectacle than this."
Lew Rockwell

"If you have children and they are at a crossroads to go to college, be very careful with that decision and your guidance. You could very well lose your progeny to the most murderous cult in history because the collectivists control the heights of academia and they are using it to terraform the country into a vast slave plantation."
Bill Buppert

"There are of course many immensely wealthy and powerful structures today which benefit from adherents to religion, but most of those who’ve benefited from widespread religious indoctrination aren’t even alive anymore. Governments and world religions have historically been inextricably intertwined with and supportive of each other, because religions can be used to manipulate the masses into believing that it’s virtuous to be poor, humble, meek, submissive and obedient, to 'render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s', and to believe it would be generally sinful to use the power of their numbers to kill their rulers and seize their wealth. The answer to 'Who benefits from my religious beliefs?', if you’re Christian, is something along the lines of 'All existing Christian churches, all existing political structures built around exploiting Christian beliefs for political leverage, every preacher, pope and bishop who’s ever lived, and every western ruler since Emperor Constantine'."
Caitlin Johnstone

"No family, no matter their race, income, or zip code, should have to face the violence of government gun bans. Although the irony of government assault rifles facing down children in search of assault rifles speaks for itself, it would be just as immoral if the agents were armed with pistols. Owning an AR-15 in the house does not victimize anyone. Enforcing laws against an AR-15 owning family does."
David Gornoski

"The tragedy of modern war is that the young men die fighting each other – instead of their real enemies back home in the capitals."
Edward Abbey


Thursday, October 10, 2019

US Crimes of the Week

Truthful headlines (and just one week’s worth) offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:

Emperor Declares Economic War Against France

Their subsidies are hurting the business of DC’s war whores.

Emperor Wannabe/Fake Injun Wants More Power for Union Thugs

Included is the extension of “labor rights” (which don’t exist) to those not even in unions.

Regime Clown-in-Gown Approves Bigotry Against Asians as Necessary Sacrifice to Diversity Gods

“Rarely has the Left been forced to be this open about its cynicism and hostility to civil rights.”


 “Free access and Free shit for everyone in the world!”


Apparently, such handicapped creatures believe they have special “rights” to invade another country.


“The last thing U.S. workers need is another guest worker program, most notably one that would further reduce low-skilled laborers’ employment chances. To begin with, but apparently unbeknownst to secretary Perdue whose department must certify the labor applications, a program already exists that offers growers the opportunity to import as many cheap labor workers as they need.”

Also, such action will only increase the number of invaders taking advantage of the Asylum Fraud.


Do you really want to sacrifice your sons and daughters to defend people called, “Kurds?” Do you even know what a “Kurd” is
If you do care, why not strap on a weapon and hightail it to Syria and help them? Best wishes to you.
But leave the rest of us out of it…

Some Gangsters want to replace their killing war with an economic war.


And they’re hiring a bureaucrat to keep track of all the theft and corruption to follow. They call it, “transparency.”


 It’s only “fair” that they be rewarded for stealing American’s social slave numbers and identities and then “exploited” by employers.

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”


Secession, anyone?


Sunday, October 6, 2019

Quotes of the Week


Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"Harkening back to melodramas about the American Civil War and the careful programming of government schools, the mention of states declaring their independence from Washington can evoke calls of 'TREASON!' But is it really treason to demand that your government keep up its side of the political bargain under pain of divorce? In a word, no, not by the Constitution. But if the word is to be applied liberally, it has implications for those that would all too often use it to silence their opponents.
The U.S. Constitution is clear on the matter of treason, defining it as 'levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort.' That’s by the book for Americans, the legal definition. Promoting secession is none of those things listed in COTUS. And for secession (voting for it or promotion of it) to be treason, it must be illegal first, and stated so in COTUS. Yet, there is no clause in COTUS to prevent a state leaving the Union. In fact, the ninth and tenth amendment make it clear that unless a power is given to Washington or denied to the states, it remains a power of the sovereign states. This includes the power to leave the Union. Sure, you could cite courts or famous politicians trying to make the opposite case, but even the most famous politician is not the Constitution itself. Unless abrogated by amendment, COTUS stands."
Ryan Thorson

"The false left/right paradigm is a perfect petri dish for obtaining or manufacturing the consent of the masses to be hypnotized. They want to believe that their team, which they have willingly joined, is the correct team and that the leadership of that team has their best interests at heart. They want to believe that the actions of their party, through legislation or direct means, are always rational and morally sound. And even when the leaders of their party do things which are completely contrary to the beliefs and morals of the people who make up the party, those people still want to believe that there must be some logical reason behind these decision that they do not yet understand.Beyond this, the threat of the 'other party' or team is an ever-constant stimulus in the form of fear. When people are afraid or hyperfocused on an outside threat, they once again become more suggestible. This is why mainstream political discussions focus less on understanding of the threat and more on perpetuating the threat — with understanding of the enemy, the threat can be assessed, and fear is reduced, even if the threat is real. Without understanding, fear only increases. Political powers only seek to constantly remind us that threats exist; they do not want us to have an in-depth knowledge of the mechanic behind the threats."
Brandon Smith

"What chance does peace have when millions of well-heeled, politically connected opportunists of all stripes depend on the continuation of a state of war for their personal financial success? For members of Congress, the Department of Homeland Security has quickly become the most magnificent dispenser of pork and patronage to come along in decades. Everyone is happy here, except for the beleaguered ordinary citizens, whose pockets are being picked and whose liberties are being overridden by politicians and private-sector predators with utter contempt for the people’s intelligence and rights. Yet, so long as the people continue to be consumed by fear and to fall for the age-old swindle that the government seeks only to protect them, these abuses will never end."
Robert Higgs

"Antifa is assuming powers that no one is granting them but themselves. If you and I decide that conservatives are a danger to people, are we right to label them as fascists and to follow this up by closing down their events and gatherings by violent means? Is it right for us or Antifa or any private group of people to become a law unto itself of this warlike and violent kind? No, it is wrong, and it is wrong because we ourselves in forming such a group and acting violently are breaking the peace. This is why Antifa should be crushed and why it’s the duty of authorities to do their jobs and keep the peace."
Michael Rozeff

"Free market libertarians regularly get accused by political opponents of wanting to empower corporations. But statist interventions are what empower corporations via cronyism and political privileges and protections from competition, interventions that Libertarians consistently oppose.
Accusing free-market advocates of being corporate shills is as absurd as it is lazy."
Bradley Thomas

"To threaten death to anyone who searches for or speaks the truth, or to allow the state to murder anyone of its choosing, is as open an admission of the fraudulent nature of any system that engages in the practice. Far beyond that, such life-threatening war against truth-speaking is also a war against the uncertainties that inhere in a complex world. We do not have the luxury of censoring, punishing, or destroying persons who would speak truth that is bothersome to those in power while, at the same time, avoiding the anti-life consequences made more far-reaching by political systems."
Butler Shaffer

"I thank the Gods every day that the politicians are so monstrously stupid, economically illiterate, short sighted and prone to such colossal failure in everything they do. One would be hard pressed to point to a single government program in the US for example whose existence made life better for anyone outside government employment. What is indisputable is that all innovation in human history starts in a single mind absent a gun to the head to provide the good or service."
Bill Buppert

"Left-wing rage gave us the Khmer Rouge and Mao's Cultural Revolution, not to mention atrocities of all shapes and sizes all over the world.
The KKK in its entire existence did not kill as many people as did a communist regime on a good afternoon.
Even today, when the KKK barely exists, leftists are hysterical about it, even though its demonstrations amount to 50 idiots being confronted by 1000 counter-demonstrators.
Yeah, scary."
Tom Woods

"The Russian media was banned from the  conference on press freedom, because the Russian media is free and the UK and US media are not.  The People Really In Charge—PRICs—are at work shutting down the rest of us as fast as they can.
Before long, the only words you will hear will be those used to control you.  The word freedom will be redefined as per George Orwell’s 1984 or be prohibited.  It will die as a word whose meaning is unknown."
Paul Craig Roberts

"News media must be consumed with an acute awareness that there are extremely powerful people who have a vested interest in manipulating the way you think and perceive. It’s just a fact, and if it isn’t at the forefront of your consciousness, your worldview will necessarily be severely malformed. Cultivating a reflexive curiosity about who benefits from a given narrative being promoted nips this in the bud."
Caitlin Johnstone

"Politicians love to separate people into subgroups and label them as 'minorities' and pit them against each other by offering one group special privileges not afforded another or ginning up animosity between them based on spurious claims and allegations. Prosecutors and judges can define what is hate and what is not; and what hate is good and acceptable and what is not. From there prosecutors and judges can demonize a criminal or crime or population segment (based on ideology, social status, race, etc.) they don't like and subject them to special penalties when they commit crimes."
Bob Livingston

"That leftist street punks, with the help of leftist media types and Democratic politicians, have been intimidating, threatening, suppressing, and, what is most alarming, physically beating up on those who they perceive as conservatives is a well-known open secret.  These victims, in the vast majority of instances, are those who make it possible for Big Conservatives to exist, for they constitute their audience(s).  This being said, it’s beyond irresponsible that Big Conservatives, ever-fearful of saying or doing anything that could lend credence to the left’s charges against them, won’t so much as call for their constituents to protect themselves."
Jack Kerwick

"The right of self-determination in regard to the question of membership in a state thus means: whenever the inhabitants of a particular territory, whether it be a single village, a whole district, or a series of adjacent districts, make it known, by a freely conducted plebiscite, that they no longer wish to remain united to the state to which they belong at the time, but wish either to form an independent state or to attach themselves to some other state, their wishes are to be respected and complied with. This is the only feasible and effective way of preventing revolutions and civil and international wars."
Ludwig von Mises

"Some may object – when I say everyone should pay his own way and the state should have absolutely no involvement in healthcare – that I’m putting a price on a human life. They say that a life has 'infinite' value. But like most of what you hear in this ridiculous debate, that’s a lie, told by the duplicitous and believed by the unthinking. There are lots of ways to figure out what a life is worth. How much can be negotiated for ransom on a kidnapping? How much is a thug paid for a 'hit'? How much is the annual premium for life insurance? How much is the present value of someone’s estimated lifetime earnings?
But what we’re talking about here, in the context of national medical insurance, is how much you’re willing to pay to keep a complete stranger alive."
Doug Casey

"If someone puts their hands on you make sure they never put their hands on anybody else again."
Malcom X

Thursday, October 3, 2019

US Crimes of the Week


Truthful headlines (and just one week’s worth) offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:

Regime Murders Eleven Libyans

This is their way of “cleaning up the mess” that Queen Killary and Lord Obama left behind.

Regime’s Hired Killers to Invade Lithuania

The Empire has to keep their Russian paranoia alive and keep the masses in fear.

Regime’s Hired Killers to Increase Occupation of Saudi Arabia

They feel the need to protect the oil extracted by 911-creating Sand Monkeys. Do you feel like paying for that?


It’s a contest to see whom the biggest looter can be. Loyalists love to loot. It’s their favorite feature of “democracy.”

They describe such criminal action as “progressive.”


The human traffickers are pleased.


Somehow, an individual illegally crossing a sovereign border has the “right” to appear before a “judge.” This, of course, means that you pay for the privilege.

Is it finally to time for shoot-to-kill?


He wants lots more cheap labor for the wealthy tech giants that censor your speech and steal and misuse your personal data.


They want lots more welfare parasites under their control and Democrat voters for the next election.


New York can do whatever they please but expect this anti-liberty crime to be repeated in other states, then finally nationalized

They’re already leading the way in “surveillance capitalism,” creating a dystopian community with the Orwellian name of “smart city.”

It looks like this is just the beginning of a full resurgence of Yankee, Lincolnista-style fascism.


Look and see if your models are on the list. If you own any that are “scary looking” to tender Snowflakes, they’re probably listed.


Just a reminder that The Endless War continues.


Jason Ditz explains the nonsense and lies about this “foe.”


“Never mind that you’ve bought these assets with money that’s already been taxed. Now they want to tax it again, every year. And when you die, they want to tax it again.”


Arrested for what, you ask? What else- Possessing and distributing child porn.

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”


Secession, anyone?

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Never Trust a Politician...


...who doesn't know the Texas Bill of Rights. They need an explanation from a clown-in-gown (judge) or shifty lawyer what plain English means, i.e., language that is clearly understandable to an eight-year-old!