“We are in a civil war in this country,” DiGenova told Ingraham.
“There’s two standards of justice, one for Democrats one for Republicans,” he said. “The press is all Democrat, all liberal, all progressive, all left. They hate Republicans, they hate Trump.”
“So the suggestion that there’s ever going to be civil discourse in this country for the foreseeable future is over,” said the former federal prosecutor. “It’s not going to be.”
“It’s going to be total war,” he said. “And as I say to my friends, I do two things – I vote and I buy guns.”
BILL MAHER MOCKS RED STATE VOTERS, SAYS RICH AND EDUCATED LIVE IN BLUE STATES
Bill Maher ridiculed red state voters in a segment about Amazon’s HQ2 locations, saying that the rich and educated people of America live in blue states.
“That’s why red state voters are so pissed off. They don’t hate us, they want to be us,” the Real Time host said on Friday night. “They want to go the party. It’s like we’re the British royal family and they’re Meghan Markle’s dad.”
Maher quoted Hillary Clinton, who has said that during the 2016 election she won the “places that represent two-thirds of America’s gross domestic product.” Clinton has also boasted that she won over voters in areas that are “optimistic, diverse, dynamic, moving forward.”
“Maybe that has something to do with why Trump voters are obsessed with ‘owning the libs.’ Because the libs own everything else,” Maher quipped. “The blue parts of America are having a big prosperity party while that big sea of red feels like their invitation got lost in the mail.”
In a discussion with a fellow who …. knows, I confirmed my suspicions that there is facial recognition systems everywhere. Not only that, but license plate readers are everywhere as well. While I myself am a completely law abiding good citizen who would never do anything….lawless, I have in the past given some advice….
Never, ever, ever, bring a mobile phone or vehicle with a GPS to anything which could get into any questionable territory. Did I say never? I did? Good…..never.
Along with this, understanding disguise is a lot like understanding camouflage, it probably isn’t what you think. While the latest pattern at the big box outdoor store is great for catching money from customers, the real use of camouflage is very different.
Along those lines, I have a slightly different perspective on social media than most. People normally either completely drop off of it or make themselves interesting to some dude in a cubicle in Quantico. Be in between. They already know who you are, or more precisely the computers know who you are. They know you like guns, that you do not trust government and that you buy your pet meds online. Trust me, they know you. The trick is, have you gone from known to interesting? Have you gone from a dude who has voiced his distaste of current affairs to a person who may be someone worth looking at a lot more closely….
Let me tell you a little story. A few years ago, my quiet older middle class neighborhood had 2 fellows rent a recently vacated home in the culdesac behind me. It was obvious early on that something odd was happening. My neighborhood is close, we watch out for each other and we don’t call 911 first, no brag but we know that the guy next door can be there a whole lot faster. We quickly figured out that those 2 guys were selling drugs from their rented home. After numerous calls from many of us, and some letters, I stopped a cop on my street and simply asked him if he was aware. He told me yes, but he could not comment.
Long story short, they were busted on a Tuesday morning. It was the largest amount of meth ever confiscated in my county. They were not making, just selling, but right here in my nice old neighborhood. One day after this, a fellow came up to me at my back fence and said “Mr. Lawless?”. I looked up and it was a guy in a Led Zepplin shirt, jeans and sorta dirty sneakers with long hair and a beard. I stepped back a ways and asked what he wanted. He showed me his BATFE badge and asked to talk.
Turns out, those guys had been under investigation for months, before we even knew about them. Their habits and movements had triggered the investigation. The eye of Sauron was on them because they made themselves obviously interesting. Their vehicles were tracked, their faces were picked up at different locations and their phones were pinged. Myself and my neighbors simply helped confirm the activities that they were already watching.
See, they made some guy somewhere say “hmmmmmm” and look closer. One step led to another and before long these obviously dim guys were under investigation. Don’t be dim.
Like camouflage, using disguise is different that you probably think as well. While I am no expert in how facial recognition works, I know it can be fooled with certain amendments to your face. I hope this video helps you to understand and that you find it as interesting as I did.
Tick. Tock.
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A single Democratic Wake County trial judge, Bryan Collins, tonight ruled that the entire North Carolina General Assembly was an unconstitutional usurper body for approximately 1 ½ years. The millions of votes cast by citizens and certified by the North Carolina Board of Elections could potentially be thrown out by one Democratic judge.
Collins issued his opinion in response to a lawsuit from the NAACP seeking to invalidate two constitutional amendments that passed by wide margins: one requiring photo identification when voting and the other decreasing the maximum allowable state income tax rate.
Although the ruling only directly invalidates the two laws that were challenged in the suit, under Judge Collins’s theory every act that we passed between June 5, 2017, and December 31, 2018, is invalid. Collins wrote, “An illegally constituted General Assembly does not represent the people of North Carolina,” and that “the General Assembly lost its claim to popular sovereignty.”
It appears that no court in the history of the United States has ever declared a state legislature to be an illegal body.
Collins does not appear to have included in his opinion whether the four million votes in support of voter ID and the income tax cap also represent the will of the people. The voter ID constitutional amendment passed with 55 percent of the vote; the tax cap constitutional amendment passed with 57 percent of the vote.
Collins also argued that his decision “will not cause chaos and confusion,” but I disagree.
We are duty-bound to appeal this absurd decision. The prospect of invalidating 18 months of laws is the definition of chaos and confusion. Based on tonight’s opinion and others over the past several years, it appears the idea of judicial restraint has completely left the state of North Carolina.
Senator Phil Berger
Understand yet? Your vote does not matter. What matters is a message.
If a national revival and a spiritual awakening are to take place, pastors must step forward and take the lead to call their people to holy prayer, passionate repentance and sacrificial action. It is past time for Christian leaders, especially our pastors, to stand up for their God and Country, reclaim their moral leadership and exercise their pulpit freedom, just as our founding fathers did. Simply, pastors must decry the wickedness in our land, and proclaim universally that “Jesus Christ is King”. Whatever is holy must be exalted, and whatever is evil must be condemned. Regardless of the cost, the pulpit must no longer be threatened into silence.
MISSION
The North Carolina Pastors’ Network (NCPN), an inter-denominational body, is hereby organized by and for North Carolina pastors for the pursuit of revival and spiritual awakening, through the training, encouraging and equipping of one another to promote Biblical values, the foundation of our highly revered Constitution, and support initiatives and legislation that embody these timeless truths, as well as candidates for political office with Biblical values, and spawn a state-wide network of Christian pastors.
This list of NC hate groups as discerned by the Southern Poverty Law Center is 40 this year. A relevant number in the Bible. Another year where NCRenegade was left off. I suppose we will have to try harder to regain our status on their “list”.
While there is truth in the above statement, we must also realize that power does corrupt good people. Remember the prayer of Jabez:
And Jabez called on the God of Israel, saying, Oh that Thou wouldest bless me indeed, and enlarge my coast, and that Thine hand might be with me, and that Thou wouldest keep me from evil, that it may not grieve me! And God granted him that which he requested.
And the Apostles’ (Lord’s) prayer:
Pray then like this: ‘Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
The prayers ask for God to keep evil and temptation away from us. The first step is simple: do not put yourself in a position where sin or evil will tempt us. Why do you think the other side has been so effective in dividing us? We are easily distracted and do not focus on what is really important: God, kith and kin, and community. If we succeed along with other communities to rebuild areas based on faith, then we can worry (another sin) about a larger government. For now, the state and federal governments are too corrupted by power and greed.
