Excerpts from a political speech

We cannot assume that the struggle is ended. It is never-ending.
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. It was the price yesterday. It is the price today, and it will ever be the price.
The characteristics of the American people have ever been a deep sense of religion, a deep sense of idealism, a deep sense of patriotism, and a deep sense of individualism.

Conceived in Grecian thought, strengthened by Christian morality, and stamped indelibly into American political philosophy, the right of the individual against the State is the KEYSTONE of our Constitution. Each man is free.
He is free in thought.
He is free in expression.
He is free in worship.

We cannot assume that the struggle is ended. It is never-ending.
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. It was the price yesterday. It is the price today, and it will ever be the price.
The characteristics of the American people have ever been a deep sense of religion, a deep sense of idealism, a deep sense of patriotism, and a deep sense of individualism.
Let us not blink the fact that the days which lie ahead of us are bitter ones.
May God grant that, at some distant date, on this day, and on this platform, the orator may be able to say that these are still the great qualities of the American character and that they have prevailed.

Speech given July 4, 1946, (some 73 years ago)
The speech was given by a candidate for the 11th Congressional District of Massachusetts who later was elected.

His name; John Fitzgerald Kennedy




The times that try men’s souls

Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.


The Senate opened only the third presidential impeachment trial in history, swearing in the chief justice of the United States, John G. Roberts Jr., as the presiding officer as senators took an oath to render “impartial justice.” Senators then signed a book signifying that they had taken the vow.

The Senate issued a formal summons for President Trump, informing him of the charges and inviting him to respond by Saturday evening. Senators set a series of deadlines for Mr. Trump’s team and the House managers, and adjourned the trial for a long weekend. Behind closed doors, Senator Mitch McConnell and his aides were working to finish a resolution that would establish the contours of the first phase of the trial.

Representative Adam B. Schiff, the lead House impeachment manager, read the articles of impeachment against Mr. Trump aloud in the Senate chamber, laying out the case against him.

So, after four plus years of political wrangling and infighting, will it get more real and down to Real Facts? It hasn’t so far and the chances are it is not likely to be much more that political Kabuki theater for the balance of the time it proceeds.

I am more inclined to see it as an attempt to put lipstick on a pig and try to justify the Deep State desire to successfully complete a soft coup.

To quote a patriot from 253 years ago;

“These are the times that try men’s souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands by it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman.

Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.

What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated.”

-Thomas Paine: American Crisis



Who is that lady?

While Roberts is tasked with overseeing the proceedings from the Senate’s most prominent chair, it will be MacDonough hovering, omnipresent but essentially unseen, in the corner of the frame, offering guidance the entire time.


With the trail phase of the impeachment of President Trump about to begin there is a prominent, if currently unknown player about to take center stage. Her name is Elizabeth MacDonough and she is the Parliamentarian of the US Senate.

She and her aides have to advise Chief Justice John Roberts on how to run that trial and address a slew of arcane procedural questions that few — if any — had ever been asked. Their answers will influence how the historic event unfolds.

While Roberts is tasked with overseeing the proceedings from the Senate’s most prominent chair, it will be MacDonough hovering, omnipresent but essentially unseen, in the corner of the frame, offering guidance the entire time.

She and her team will be tasked with delivering to Roberts the daily program that he’ll use to guide the proceedings.

She will also be the one helping Roberts keep track of the clock as he calls on the people with assigned speaking roles — Trump’s White House and personal attorneys, Senate leaders and the House impeachment managers who will present the case for the Democrats.

Perhaps most importantly, though, MacDonough will be the one who must give the chief justice instant advice should he need to make any snap rulings or decisions that could influence the trajectory of the trial.

A powerful position filled by a career government employee.



History repeats-Modern elites and and Roman emporers

…a dark, reclusive man, but liked to have sex with anyone, male or female, old or young, even abusing newborn babies.


Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus, simply called Tiberius, was the Roman emperor during Jesus’ teenage years, and for several more years after His crucifixion (14-37 A.D.). He was not the biological son of the previous emperor Augustus (Octavian). He was the son of Augustus’ wife Livia, by her first husband, Tiberius Claudius Nero. Livia divorced Nero and married Octavian. Pliny the Elder called Tiberius “the gloomiest of men” and despite military victories as a young general, he seemed reluctant to rule.

He eventually did become Caesar (Augustus had no choice when both of his true sons died) and what we know of his 23-year rule comes primarily from a man named Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus. According to his historical work, The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Tiberius was a dark, reclusive man, but liked to have sex with anyone, male or female, old or young, even abusing newborn babies. He swam naked with children who were trained to nibble at him like minnows, and after tiring of them, would have them thrown over a cliff.

According to Josephus, he “made death the penalty for the slightest offenses” and people would be killed for even speaking ill of him. One story from Suetonius relays a particularly cruel torture preventing urination:

“…he would trick men into loading themselves with copious droughts of wine, and then on a sudden tying up their private parts, would torment them at the same time by the torture of the cords and of the stoppage of their water.” Tiberius was a dark, reclusive man, but liked to have sex with anyone, male or female, old or young, even abusing newborn babies.

In was at Capri that the term “old goat” was coined because of his sexual deviance.

On retiring to Capri he devised a pleasure palace for his secret orgies: teams of wantons of both sexes, selected as experts in deviant intercourse and dubbed analists, copulated before him in triple unions to excite his flagging passions. Its bedrooms were furnished with the most salacious paintings and sculptures, as well as with an erotic library, in case a performer should need an illustration of what was required. Then in Capri’s woods and groves he arranged a number of nooks of lust where boys and girls got up as Pans and nymphs solicited outside bowers and grottoes: people openly called this “the old goat’s garden,” punning on the island’s name.

“But”, you might say, “that was in ancient Rome and not in our 21st. Century world.

Consider Jeffrey Epstein and the elite visitors to St James Island and Zorro ranch.



There is no substitute for legitimacy

But legitimacy is earned, and the peoples of the West are quite right to vote against this third generation. That generation lives in a bubble divorced from the reality facing much of the peoples of the West.


There’s no substitute for legitimacy

Against legitimacy is arrayed usurpation; against modest, single-minded, righteous, and brave resistance to encroachment is arrayed boastful, double-tongued, selfish, and treacherous ambition to possess. God defend the right!

― Charlotte Brontë

The global elites have been searching for an alternative to representative democracy as a source of legitimacy for two decades. They haven’t come up with a viable alternative. Sure, the EU was successful in their keep voting on EU referendums until you vote the right way but that was only on the continent, and while it gave the EU political power it didn’t give it political legitimacy. Not legitimacy in the sense that we’ve come to think of it over the course of the 19th and 20th Centuries.

While the elites have generally been able to tamp down the opposition, the lid is starting to come off all over the world.

The voters in the UK expressed their frustrations at how their clearly stated (and voted on) preference for BREXIT has been thwarted by three years of increasingly desperate backroom deals, shady political tricks, and double dealing. As far as the EU is concerned, yesterday’s vote was a resounding “No means NO” to the elites. A large number of MPs who had said that they would support BREXIT but who then changed their minds – in the voters eyes broke promise and stabbed the electorate in the back – were turned out of office. The Tories won their biggest victory since Margaret Thatcher, almost 40 years ago.

There really isn’t any substitute to legitimacy via representative democracy. At least, nobody’s been able to come up with one. Lord knows they’ve tried.

The problem for the Elite Technocratic worldview is generational:

  • The first generation knows the system thoroughly, because they built it. This was the Greatest Generation who beat the Nazi and Japanese Supermen, landed a man on the moon, stared down the Soviet Bear, and brought unprecedented prosperity to the peoples of the West.
  • The second generation understood how the system works because they saw it being built by the first generation. This was the generation who built the original Internet. But the financial benefits of the system were not as evenly distributed as before, with the emergence of “Rust Belts” as a result of government industrial policy. Hey, learn to code, amirite?
  • The third generation inherited a system whose functioning is a mystery to them. Increasing resistance to their rule is met by censorship (“Hate crime” laws) and blackballing (elimination of all conservative voices from the faculty lounge). Status hierarchy is no longer based on accomplishment as in the first generation, but via credential – especially Ivy League diploma.

The peoples of the West were right to vote for the first generation. That support began to decay in the second generation but old habits (reinforced by propaganda) die hard. By the third generation you see what had once been unthinkable – Appalachia voting solidly Republican and long time Labor districts voting Tory. The world is turned upside down.

But legitimacy is earned, and the peoples of the West are quite right to vote against this third generation. That generation lives in a bubble divorced from the reality facing much of the peoples of the West. Until there’s a replacement for legitimacy via representative democracy, it’s buh bye Third Generation.

And quite frankly, good riddance. They are self-important, self-indulgent dullards and fools. They’re Smart Dumbasses. Many still don’t know why they’ve lost, years after the fact. It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at their confusion and hopelessness -I mean, didn’t their Harvard professors tell them that they were all Philosopher Kings?



More peaceful people

Charges have been upgraded against a man who allegedly slashed tires of multiple vehicles at churches in Palos Hills last year because he didn’t like Christians.


PALOS HILLS, Illinois — Charges have been upgraded against a man who allegedly slashed tires of multiple vehicles at churches in Palos Hills last year because he didn’t like Christians.

Osama E. El Hannouny, 25, was initially arrested Nov. 17, 2019, and charged with 14 counts of criminal damage to property, according to Palos Hills police.

The charges against him were upgraded Thursday to 14 counts of hate crime, police said. He allegedly admitted to slashing tires of 19 vehicles at two churches because he didn’t like Christians.

He was released on a personal recognize bond and electronic monitoring Thursday, police said. His next court date was set for Feb. 18.

Yup…

Looks normal, I don’t see ANY reason to detain until a federal agency is notified, do you? No? Okay…first we will give you an I-Bond, (where you PROMISE to appear in court, sign your name and then go home.)
Appear in court on this date and at this time and you are free to go, (that’s assuming that you haven’t disappeared already).

Have a nice day…



Some thoughts on flying too close to the ground.

The only question in this story now is who interfered with communications between the airport, the military, and the pilots, who went dark for a considerable length of time before the missiles were launched.


Shooting down of Ukrainian jet

Here is what I believe happened:

Two minutes after take off, the transponder, communications, and lights on the aircraft were shut off, most likely via remote.

It flew in this hacked configuration for approximately 4 minutes and 30 seconds before, in error, Iranian ground forces mistook it for a cruise missile and shot it down, with Iran’s top nuclear physicists aboard. Iran was expecting a war to break out, so the plane was sent out during a no fly order to get the most important people (and their families) out of Iran.

The only question in this story now is who interfered with communications between the airport, the military, and the pilots, who went dark for a considerable length of time before the missiles were launched. Approximately 1 minute after the first missile was launched, a second one was launched though the first one probably would have downed the plane despite it not being on fire. Eight minutes after take off, it crashed.

My guess is Israel’s Mossad is the one that hacked the plane and shut the transponder, lights and radios off to force it to fly completely dark, the way a cruise missile would. Israelis are the only ones celebrating.

As corrupt as Ukraine is, Iran SHOULD NOT turn over the black boxes until they have at least copied what is on the cockpit voice recorder. If whatever is reported to have come off that voice recorder does not mimic what I just said above, the wrong people will have “analyzed it”, you know, like how accurately American votes get counted.



Domestic terrorism and peaceful people

An Iranian national armed with knives has been detained by police in Palm Beach, Florida, and police bomb squads searched his car at the nearby airport.


An Iranian national armed with knives has been detained by police in Palm Beach, Florida, and police bomb squads searched his car at the nearby airport.

The suspect, Masoud Yareioeill Zoleh, was identified by his passport while being taken into custody on Flagler Memorial Bridge on Friday morning.

He had in his possession $22,000 in U.S. currency, a machete and a pick ax, in addition to the knives, the Palm Beach Daily News reported.

Zoleh was arrested by three Palm Beach Police officers and two plainclothes officers who were reportedly from a different department.

Public Information Officer Michael Ogrodnick revealed that authorities received a call about Zoleh and dispatched to the scene. Details regarding what the call entailed were not given.

Zoleh has been given a notice to appear in court, according to the Palm Beach Post.

The Palm Beach police department did not immediately respond to a request for comment from DailyMail.com.

The man was taken into custody on Flagler Memorial Bridge (above) on Friday

There were also reports of police activity at Palm Beach International Airport, where sources say a bomb unit was called in to check the Iranian man’s car

Police said that the man did not appear to have a fixed or known address.

There were also reports of police activity at Palm Beach International Airport, where sources say a bomb unit was called in to check the Iranian man’s car at the airport’s short term parking lot.

An ‘all clear’ was given at the airport on Friday afternoon and operations have returned to normal.

It comes days after Iranian officials offered an $80 million bounty for the murder of President Donald Trump.

The Flagler Memorial Bridge is about four miles from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club (above), but the president is currently at the White House in Washington DC

The Flagler Memorial Bridge is about four miles from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club, but the president is currently at the White House in Washington DC.

Trump recently spent the holidays at Mar-a-Lago, and it is possible that he may return as soon as next weekend.

The FAA issued flight restrictions over Palm Beach airspace effective January 17 to 19, a typical indication that a presidential visit may be scheduled.

Iranian national… No known address but has a vehicle parked at an INTERNATIONAL airport… Clean clothes, camping gear, and 22,000.00 in CASH but, he’s homeless… Four miles from one of the president’s known addresses ( armed with knives, machetes ( for beheading ) and a pick-axe ( to breach fortifications )… An $80,000,000.00 bounty at stake…

Yup…

Looks normal, I don’t see ANY reason to detain until a federal agency is notified, do you? No? Okay…
Appear in court on this date and at this time and you are free to go.

Have a nice day…



Virginia Cop warns elected gun grabbers; “Your mindset is exactly what caused the civil war 150 years ago.”

“The legal precedent we would set by allowing the legislature to selectively ignore enumerated rights at will is the same mindset that 150 years ago let this country into a civil war.”


With the increasingly volatile situation in Virginia regarding numerous gun control proposals incoming Democrats have been floating since they won control of all lawmaking institutions in November.

While it’s not clear yet what specific proposals are going to be offered, one thing is certain: Virginia Democrats are making it clear that any effort to oppose any new laws won’t be tolerated.

Specifically, “Second Amendment sanctuaries” — now covering nearly 80 percent of the state — won’t be honored, and anyone who attempts to defy their Left-wing masters in Richmond will face legal consequences.

Last month, a reserve Marine Corps officer and cop addressed Democrat arrogance on the issue of guns and even claimed that it could lead to a second civil war because their “mindset” is exactly the same as it was in the 1860s.

At a Dec. 3 meeting of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, U.S. Marine Corps Reservist Maj. Ben Joseph Woods addressed the board and admonished Commonwealth of Virginia lawmakers for their plans to pass sweeping gun laws after they gain the majority next week … 

As Maj. Woods addressed the meeting, he spoke of his time in the military and federal law enforcement and what he feared politicians were doing to the state:

“I’m not going to address the bills themselves. What I would like to address is the fact that at this point, so many people believe that these are unconstitutional or draconian that as of last night, 30 counties in this state which have voted themselves…to be Second Amendment sanctuary counties.

The ugly truth of our situation is that is just scratching the surface of what is happening…I work plainclothes law enforcement…I walk around without a uniform, people don’t see my badge, people don’t see my gun, and I can tell you: People are angry.

And I am frightened to the point that I am looking at moving my wife and child…out of this state if these bills pass. The reason is because my fellow law enforcement officers…Tell me that they would not enforce these bills regardless of whether they believe in them ideologically because they believe that there are so many people angry in gun shops, gun shows, at bars, we have heard it now, people talking about tar and feathering politicians in a less than joking manner…

That is a terrifying prospect and I have never seen people willing to speak about something like that publicly…As a law enforcement officer, I empathize with concerns people have over gun violence.”

When asked to sum up, Maj. Woods concluded with this warning:

“The legal precedent we would set by allowing the legislature to selectively ignore enumerated rights at will is the same mindset that 150 years ago let this country into a civil war.”

It’s not clear if he believes that Democrats in the South were responsible for the Civil War via secession over the institution of slavery or if he’s implying something else. But to hear a veteran military officer and cop say something like this is chilling.

Incoming majority Democrats have been floating one new gun control bill after another — a “red flag” law that destroys the Fifth Amendment’s “due process” clause; bans on entire classes of semi-automatic rifles; magazine bans; even a gun confiscation measure.

Democrats have claimed that they have been given a “mandate” from voters in the state because they happened to have captured a majority of seats in the Assembly and Senate, as well as owning the governor’s mansion.

But if that were true, then how come more than 110 cities and (a majority of) counties around the state have declared themselves to be “Second Amendment sanctuaries,” pledging not to help state authorities enforce any new gun control laws like “sanctuary cities” in the state refuse to help federal officials enforce immigration laws?

It just feels like this issue is going to come down to who blinks first or, if no one does, someone will miscalculate. And our money is on state Democrats who are arrogantly dismissing two-thirds of their state with new gun law proposals.