One Picture to Put Things into Perspective

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Never Underestimate the Power of a Question, by Robert Gore

What if? Why not?

Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip, has a phrase—mental prisons—for looking and thinking at problems in the same old way. He’s hailed President Trump and Kanye West as escapees. That’s fine as far as it goes, but key to any kind of general escape is recognizing that governments are the wardens.

Hospital administrators and doctors within Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) were little Alfie Evans’ wardens. They determined the 17-month old’s brain condition was terminal and he was in an irreversible vegetative state, and ordered his life support withdrawn. Alfie’s parents, Tom Evans and Kate James, contested the prognosis and the order. That they had to go to a court for permission to seek alternative medical arrangements tells you all you need to know about state-provided medical care. That permission was denied offers a sneak peek into Britain’s impending totalitarianism. Alfie died April 28.

Never underestimate the power of questions, they are the most powerful positive force in the universe. Questions embody curiosity, courage, and a quest for the truth. They initiate investigation, hypotheses, experimentation, new knowledge, and progress. The first questions humanity’s forebears asked began the long, arduous journey to civilization.

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How Trump Won the Hearts of Americans

Our country’s security is being destroyed from within as our forefathers predicted. Division based on every conceivable factor is the weapon used by the “Deep State” and the media to achieve their goals. Donald Trump was the anomaly that they did not predict. With all of their forces now arrayed against him, the President is still standing. Americans like to win and they like winners. The president’s plan is simple: America first and achieve goals that the people want.

In the past few days, Donald Trump has rescinded the illegal Iran “treaty”, secured the release of three North Korean prisoners and captured the top five ISIS leaders. The unemployment rate is the lowest since 2000. He is meeting with Kim Jung-un in Singapore on June 12. More importantly, his list of achievements also include the dismantling of the Obama legacy. If you want to win, join the winning team with an established record, goals and the support of the “fans”. This is how Donald Trump won the hearts of true Americans and is saving the country from its darkest hour.

David DeGerolamo

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The Trash Is Where It Belongs

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The Trump Legacy Continues to Grow

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That Did Not Last Too Long

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The Time of Reckoning Is Coming

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Why is John Kerry Not Being Investigated?

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Blast Alert Against North Carolina SJR36 (HJR44) COSP

From Publius Huldah:

Here is the bill we oppose in the North Carolina House:  SJR36  (COSP)

COSP used underhanded tactics to push SJR36 through the NC Senate in April, 2017.

Then on June 29, 2017, the day before the session ended, SJR36 came close, but failed on the house floor 53-59. Later that day, they collected enough Republican votes for reconsideration. So, another House vote could come up at any time after their short session begins on Wed. May 16, 2018. 

If you’re interested in listening to the NC House floor debate from last June, you can find the audio HERE (start at 2:10 for 70 minutes); or the video HERE (start at 48:60 on the second video embedded in the article). The audio link has better sound quality than the video.

Interestingly, during the NC debate, COSP was looking for its 13th state, as they are still! NC Legislators might be interested in COSP’s lack of progress:

States where COSP failed to pass applications in 2018: ID, SD, WY, NH, KS, UT, WV, MS, KY, MD, NE, WA, HI, Iowa (And model delegate bills in VA and TN).

HERE and attached is our political cartoon where one can grasp a very complicated issue at a glance.

HERE and attached is our flyer explaining why NC legislators should defeat SJR36.

HERE and attached is our Brilliant Men flyer. 

This VIDEO shows Montana Representative Brad Tschida testifying against his own COSP legislation when he learned the truth.

Please write all 120 House members and ask them to VOTE “No” on SJR36 (HJR44), and any other Applications from North Carolina asking Congress to call an Art. V convention.

House Republicans (75) – Dear Representative:

Jay.Adams@ncleg.netDean.Arp@ncleg.netJohn.Bell@ncleg.netHugh.Blackwell@ncleg.netJohn.Blust@ncleg.netJamie.Boles@ncleg.netBeverly.Boswell@ncleg.netJohn.Bradford@ncleg.netBill.Brawley@ncleg.net,William.Brisson@ncleg.netMark.Brody@ncleg.netDana.Bumgardner@ncleg.netJustin.Burr@ncleg.netMike.Clampitt@ncleg.netGeorge.Cleveland@ncleg.netJeff.Collins@ncleg.netDebra.Conrad@ncleg.net,Kevin.Corbin@ncleg.netTed.Davis@ncleg.netJimmy.Dixon@ncleg.netJosh.Dobson@ncleg.netNelson.Dollar@ncleg.netAndy.Dulin@ncleg.netJeffrey.Elmore@ncleg.netJohn.Faircloth@ncleg.net,

Carl.Ford@ncleg.netJohn.Fraley@ncleg.netHolly.Grange@ncleg.netDestin.Hall@ncleg.netkyle.hall@ncleg.netJon.Hardister@ncleg.netKelly.Hastings@ncleg.netCody.Henson@ncleg.netCraig.Horn@ncleg.net,Julia.Howard@ncleg.netPat.Hurley@ncleg.netFrank.Iler@ncleg.netLinda.Johnson2@ncleg.netBrenden.Jones@ncleg.netBert.Jones@ncleg.netJonathan.Jordan@ncleg.netDonny.Lambeth@ncleg.netDavid.Lewis@ncleg.net,Chris.Malone@ncleg.netSusan.Martin@ncleg.netPat.McElraft@ncleg.netChuck.McGrady@ncleg.netAllen.McNeill@ncleg.netBob.Muller@ncleg.netgregory. murphy@ncleg.net,

Larry.Pittman@ncleg.netLarry.Potts@ncleg.netMichele.Presnell@ncleg.netDennis.Riddell@ncleg.netDavid.Rogers@ncleg.netStephen.Ross@ncleg.netJason.Saine@ncleg.netJohn.Sauls@ncleg.netMitchell.Setzer@ncleg.net,Phil.Shepard@ncleg.netMichael.Speciale@ncleg.netBob.Steinburg@ncleg.netSarah.Stevens@ncleg.netScott.Stone@ncleg.netLarry.Strickland@ncleg.netJohn.Szoka@ncleg.netJohn.Torbett@ncleg.netRena.Turner@ncleg.net,Harry.Warren@ncleg.netSam.Watford@ncleg.netDonna.White@ncleg.netLinda.Williams@ncleg.netLarry.Yarborough@ncleg.netLee.Zachary@ncleg.netTim.Moore@ncleg.net,

House Democrats (45) – Dear Representative:

Gale.Adcock@ncleg.netJohn.Ager@ncleg.netKelly.Alexander@ncleg.netJohn.Autry@ncleg.netCynthia.Ball@ncleg.netChaz.Beasley@ncleg.netMary.Belk@ncleg.netLarry.Bell@ncleg.netMaryAnn.Black@ncleg.net,Cecil.Brockman@ncleg.netDeb.Butler@ncleg.netBecky.Carney@ncleg.netCarla.Cunningham@ncleg.netBeverly.Earle@ncleg.netJean.Farmer-Butterfield@ncleg. netSusan.Fisher@ncleg.netElmer.Floyd@ncleg.net,Terry.Garrison@ncleg.netRosa.Gill@ncleg.netKen.Goodman@ncleg.netGeorge.Graham@ncleg.netCharles.Graham@ncleg.net,

Duane.Hall@ncleg.netEdward.Hanes@ncleg.netPricey.Harrison@ncleg.netYvonne.Holley@ncleg.netHoward.Hunter@ncleg.netVerla.Insko@ncleg.netDarren.Jackson@ncleg.netJoe.John@ncleg.netMarvin.Lucas@ncleg.net,Grier.Martin@ncleg.netgraig.meyer@ncleg.netMickey.Michaux@ncleg.netRodney.Moore@ncleg.netMarcia.Morey@ncleg.netGarland.Pierce@ncleg.netAmos.Quick@ncleg.netrobert.reives@ncleg.net,Bobbie.Richardson@ncleg.netWilliam.Richardson@ncleg.netEvelyn.Terry@ncleg.netBrian.Turner@ncleg.netShelly.Willingham@ncleg.net,   Michael.Wray@ncleg.net,

Thank you for defending our Constitution!

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The Obama Legacy

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Diversity + Proximity = War

Diversity + Proximity = War (by whatever means). Racial diversity introduces social instability. The races have on average differing world views, behaviors, temperaments, personalities, and preferences, and forcing them together into an artificial union under one political and cultural umbrella amplifies preexisting antagonisms and distinctions, resulting in lower trust and a less livable society by any one group’s standards. The reason racial and ethnic diversity creates instability (which Robert Putnam found in his research, even within races because lower trust caused by multiracial proximity infected relations between racial kin) is because shared threads of experience, history, heritage, values, demeanors, behaviors, rituals, and unspoken affinities are torn and discarded, and in fact must be, to appease the MultiKult Cerberus.

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Dr. Forstchen: The Impact of the Trump Election on Prepping

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I Still Believe that There Are Two Tiers of Justice

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Deep State Arrogance

Judge Ellis took no prisoners in addressing the motivation, intent and underlying authority of the so-called special counsel.

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The Perceived Power of the Deep State

The scene played out in Judge Ellis’ courtroom last week will become legendary: a prosecutor telling the presiding judge that he has a secret scope of power that supersedes the legal system. Let that sink in and read the exchange detailed in the article below.

David DeGerolamo

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Leaked Transcripts Reveal Courtroom Showdown Between Manafort Judge And Mueller Attorney

The transcript reveals an unimpressed Ellis repeatedly pushing back against Dreeben’s attempts to tie Manafort’s bank fraud case to Russia, while an arrogant Dreeben suggests that the power vested in Ellis is dwarfed by the Special Counsel’s omnipotence.

Ellis then calls out the case as an attempt by Mueller to gain leverage over Manafort.

“You really care about what information Mr. Manafort can give you that would reflect on Mr. Trump or lead to his prosecution or impeachment or whatever. That’s what you’re really interested in.” –Judge Ellis

Ellis then points out to Dreeben that the Special Counsel’s indictment against Manafort doesn’t mention:

(1) Russian individuals
(2) Russian banks
(3) Russian money
(4) Russian payments to Manafort

To which Dreeben looped back to the argument that “the money that forms the basis for the criminal charges” comes from Manafort’s “Ukraine activities,” which is tied to Manafort’s Russia activities (which still doesn’t answer the Judge’s question).

Manafort’s attorney hit back, calling the Special Counsel’s arguments “absolutely erroneous.”

Ellis has given prosecutors two weeks to show what evidence they have that Manafort was complicit in colluding with the Russians. If they can’t come up with any, he may, presumably, dismiss the case.  Ellis also asked the special counsel’s office to share privately with him a copy of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosentein’s August 2017 memo elaborating on the scope of Mueller’s Russia probe. He said the current version he has been heavily redacted.

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