Author Archives: DRenegade

Some relevant information: Initially announced as an “off-duty” death by the U.S. Capitol Police on Sunday morning, multiple news outlets, former police chief Terrance Gainer and a police report confirmed that Howard Liebengood, 51, died by suicide on Saturday. Source Reuters interviewed Sicknick’s father, … Continue reading →

This is a post that has been put off and put off due to other more pressing issues literally as the nation hangs in the balance. A presidential election affects the entire nation and therefore the unresolved nature of it … Continue reading →

Media pundits are telling us that it is not time for Revolution. I was asked if not now, when? Some thoughts: I do not know anyone who is advocating a Revolution. Why? Because everyone who understands what is happening to … Continue reading →

Language warning but this is how leftists talk. h/t Hans in the woods

I read this morning that these claims are baseless according to USA Today. Their “proof” brought this quote to mind: While the winners write history, the lies can be exposed if we want to see the truth. David DeGerolamo

A warning to the Deep State: you went too far and the people are not entertained. David DeGerolamo

The Oathkeepers website is still down. If you do a Google search on Oathkeepers, oathkeepers.org is not listed on the first page. What is presented are a series of attack articles on an organization dedicated to preserving the Constitution. If … Continue reading →

UPDATE3: Oathkeepers.org is down. NCRenegade is experiencing its second DoS attack today. UPDATE2: Gab is up again. Still limping along. UPDATE1: This makes no sense. Why would you perform maintenance without announcing it first and putting up a default page … Continue reading →

NCRenegade.com has been under attack for supporting the Republic, morality and Christianity. The attack this morning was a large effort but currently we are up and running. David DeGerolamo

It wasn’t when the US Army attacked the “Bonus Army”, which was peacefully assembled in DC in 1932 seeking early payment of their WWI service bonds. It wasn’t during the postwar era, when an activist Supreme Court abolished private property … Continue reading →

Please be patient as the site is under attack and will either time out or be very slow. I suppose we should consider this a badge of honor. I hope that people who are against the Republic start to wake … Continue reading →