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Perspectives on Madness

30 Sunday Aug 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in News and Notes

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America, crime, insanity, justice, murder, peace, race war, The People

I strive to bring you quality information with a twist. Last week I posted on the sad, demented murder spree of Vester Flanagan. Several months ago I wrote about the “race war” lunatic Dylan Roof wanted to start on behalf of redneck racists everywhere. Vester answered the challenge for the gay, black, psycho set. You probably see the correlation.

There’s a lot I could write about these travesties but I am tired these days. And, other commentators have filled the void with masterful observations. If I can’t write it, then I like to bring you the best of the social commentary world. Here are two of the best breakdowns I have come across concerning Flanagan’s rampage:

Michael Snyder observes People are Going Crazy. I reside, part-time, in the real world and I know this is true.

Why in the world can’t we all just learn to love one another and respect one another?

Instead, the mainstream media and many of our “national leaders” are constantly fueling racial tensions in this nation.

An atmosphere of hatred and violence is seemingly being purposely created in America, and we are starting to see some really bizarre things happen.

William Grigg, who chronicles the deprivations of the American police state, notes Vester is seen as a Social Justice Avenger of sorts.

“Crime is contagious,” observed Brandeis in the Olmstead v. U.S. decision nearly a century ago, when the surveillance state was in its larval stage and wiretapping by police was looked upon with horror. “If the government becomes a lawbreaker, it invites every man to become a law unto himself…. To declare in the administration of the criminal law the end justifies the means – to declare that the government may commit crimes in order to secure the conviction of a private criminal – would bring terrible retribution.”

In the deranged outpouring that has inevitably been christened a “manifesto,” Flanagan name-checked prior mass murderers and claimed that “what sent me over the top” was the murder spree in Charleston by the similarly demented bigot Dylann Roof. Acknowledging that it is perilous to seek a thread of rationality in the tapestry of delusion woven by Flanagan, I would suggest that he clearly regarded the “nasty racist things” he supposedly experienced as a “gay black man” as offenses worthy of violent reprisal.

Wouldn’t it be great if all of these homicidal losers could get together somewhere and have their war independent of the rest of us?!

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Friend of Freedom: My Remembrance of Bobby Franklin

26 Wednesday Aug 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in Legal/Political Columns

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abortion, America, Bobby Franklin, children, Christian, church, Constitution, Courts, Devil, Federal Judges, freedom, George Bush, Georgia, God, government, guns, legislation, murder, politicians, press, principles, regulations, Second Amendment, Senate, taxes, The People

Several days ago several of my friends lamented both the constant barrage of stories about abortion and the subject itself.  All averredly pro-life they are none-the-less tired of hearing about Planned Abor…Parenthood, pro-choice, pro-life, and broken Republican rhetoric.  One asked, “why doesn’t anyone just do something?”

Someone tried.  Oddly enough it was an elected Republican from Georgia who actually used his position of power to make a difference.  He tried time and again.  Failure to him only meant another chance to try again.

He was dead serious about protecting children in addition to championing various other causes of freedom.  He was one of the very few living politicians I admired. I knew the man personally.  His name was Bobby Franklin.

Robert “Bobby” Franklin represented Georgia’s 43rd House District (Cobb County) from 1997 until his death in 2011.

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Bobby Franklin at work.  Google.

A self-made businessman he served on the House Banking Committee, among others.  At one time he was chairman of the House Reapportionment Committee.  He consistently stood for less government and more freedom.  He was never shy of controversy.

His most famous stand was for those unborn Georgians.  In 2011 he made sure the very first bill in the House hopper was one which would have made abortion a felony punishable by either death or life in prison.  See: H.B. 1, 2011.  He rightly considered the practice a form of murder.

His hardest critics, had they not been weak cowards, would have possibly tried to murder Bobby himself for his stance.  Of course, they resorted to base distortion and lying, going so far as to say Bobby would criminalize ordinary miscarriage. These were and are the same sort of satanists who laugh while discussing chopping up living babies and then selling the parts.

You can read and judge for yourself the would-have-been effects of H.B. 1 via the link above.  Here is the pertinent part of the Bill, concerned with protecting the rights of all citizens:

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H.B. 1, 2011, GA Gen. Assembly.

Extreme, huh?

Upon his untimely death his detractors still mocked:

Bobby Franklin was the demagogue the Founding Fathers feared and warned us about, a perfect example of the excesses of democracy that would strip the common American citizen of his or her rights.

If you must have a eulogy from me this morning, it will be this, and this only: Bobby Franklin was a danger to democracy and a danger to women and now he’s dead.

Hrafnkell Haraldsson, No Eulogies for Georgia State Rep. Bobby Franklin, 
July 28, 2011. 

Nonsense, all of it.  The free people of the state had no better friend.

Bobby did want to strip away certain things from out the overfilled lumber room of Georgia law.  He wanted to strip out taxes.  He wanted to strip away regulations.  He wanted to strip away government involvement in people’s lives – to include abolishing the requirement for a state-issued driver’s license.

Had the ultra-left not been so preoccupied with killing babies they might have recognized Bobby’s position of licenses as similar to those of the 1960’s counter-culture.

“Free people have a common law and constitutional right to travel on the roads and highways that are provided by their government for that purpose,” Franklin’s legislation states. “Licensing of drivers cannot be required of free people, because taking on the restrictions of a license requires the surrender of an inalienable right.”
In an interview with CBS Atlanta News, Franklin claimed driver’s licenses are a throw back to oppressive times.

“Agents of the state demanding your papers,” he said. “We’re getting that way here.”

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/georgia-republican-nobody-should-need-a-driver-s-license

TPM Muckraker, Feb. 2, 2011.

He further proposed other “unthinkable” freedom-centered legislation, to include:

*The sole use of gold or silver as currency (where did he ever get that idea???);

*Taxing and regulating the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta like any other bank;

*Banning forced vaccinations;

*Eliminating the state income tax;

*Eliminating property taxes;

*Banning eminent domain;

*Recognizing that civil government is last and least after family, religion, and community;

*Protecting the right to bear arms and to use them in self-defense;

*Making it legal to carry a firearm into a Georgia church (actually passed three years after his death); and

*Mandating that questions of Constitutional Law be settled by elected officials in the General Assembly rather than the Courts.

Bobby never quite trusted the courts nor lawyers (maybe to include me..).  He was not afraid of them and did not worship their decisions as most lawyers do.  In fact, his H.B. 1, supra, would have specifically banned federal courts from reviewing his law, as they lacked jurisdiction (true if moot today):

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H.B. 1, 2011. Federal courts need not apply.

A little known fact about Bobby Franklin was that he actually wanted to become a Federal District Court Judge.  He once called me, during the early 2000s, to ask what the qualifications were and, specifically, if one had to be an attorney.  I explained to him he met all the (very few) technical qualifications.  There is no requirement that a federal judge of any sort be an attorney.  Some of the finest of all American jurists have been (long ago) non-lawyers.

We then discussed the political qualifications.  Politically, one does need to be an attorney.  One also needs to contribute heavily to a President’s campaign.  One must be capable of passing U.S. Senate scrutiny after securing a nomination.  I asked him if he thought George Bush (the dimmer) would nominate such an outspoken, relentless champion of liberty.  We laughed and he apparently dismissed the idea.  That was a shame.

I think what had stirred him to this unlikely career change idea was the flap over the separation of church and state caused by the public display here and there of the Ten Commandments.  I’m sure he had other reasons too.  He would have made a fantastic judge.

Bobby was a fantastic man.  A man in real life in addition to the newspapers and the state house.  We attended a men’s wild game dinner at the First Baptist Church in Woodstock together.  Then governor Sonny Perdue gave a short sermon before shotguns were raffled off.  Sometimes Georgia is a damn fine place!  Perdue actually gave a decent homily, concerning the wrath of the devil in our lives: “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.”  1 Peter 5:8, JKV.

That is a powerful verse and Perdue’s usage was well placed.  Powerful also was Bobby Franklin’s response to a joking question asked that night by another speaker.  Remember, it was a men’s group.  The speaker laughingly asked how many of us were “henpecked.”   A thousand or so of us sheepishly raised our hands.  Bobby did not.  Real. Man.

I found out he was gone one day when I was poking around my Facebook feed and realized Bobby wasn’t on anymore.  A Google search revealed his death to me.  As could be guessed from his legislative history, Bobby was a staunch Christian.  His death was discovered when he failed to show as usual at his church on Sunday morning.  He died of well-hidden heart problems.  One would have never suspected he took prescription medications of any kind – he was as physically fit as he was steadfast to his principles.

The popular press was a bit kinder than the lunatic left in its obituary:

“He was one of the few politicians who stood by what he believed in, whether you agreed with it or not.” …

“He would want to be remembered first as a person of faith and second as a person who loved his country and loved liberty.” …

“While he certainly was controversial, he was never vitriolic and was never mean. This is a very sad day for Georgia.”

Franklin could also often be a thorn in the side of Republican leadership. While his go-it-alone attitude was rarely problematic, he could tie up committee meetings for hours. A member of the Judiciary Non-Civil Committee, he would frequently attempt to add anti-abortion language to unrelated bills to the exasperation of his colleagues.

He also was unafraid to challenge the speaker of the House, an act somewhat akin to challenging a king. On several occasions, even challenging a member of the same party, Franklin would force a vote of the full House in an attempt to overrule the speaker. This was true under both former Speaker Glenn Richardson, R-Hiram, and current Speaker David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge.

Franklin Remembered, AJC, July 26, 2011.

I suppose this is my belated good-bye to Bobby.  His loss was a sad blow to Georgia and America.  Also, sadly, we will not likely see his kind again.

The Death of America: Live on Camera

26 Wednesday Aug 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in Legal/Political Columns, News and Notes

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civilization, crime, economy, goverment, murder, television, The People

The looming collapse of the world economy is bad enough. The satanic actions of the government are even worse. Worse still is the religious allegiance the people hold to those lost institutions. Worst of all is the near complete degeneration of the people themselves.

Every week it seems we are treated to the sad news of some lunatic somewhere murdering innocent people for nothing. This morning Vester Flanagan aka Bryce Williams took degeneracy to a new low. He gunned down two former coworkers on live television. And, he filmed the attack himself for social media publication.

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UK Dailymail.

The links embedded here contain video from two points of view of this crime. Watching them is a double-edged sword: it is important to look at things like this so as to understand where we are; however, the images are sickening to view.

Vester attempted suicide after he posted his video online. He failed. All work to “save” his life should stop. Dump his carcass in that lake for the catfish.

Odds are he will be a tax-funded vegetable for years to come.

Odds are some other atrocities will soon take this story’s place.

Odds are you might have well just watched your civilization being murdered.

The Opposite of Green Shoots

23 Sunday Aug 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in Legal/Political Columns, News and Notes

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BRICS, Dow Jones, Economic collapse, economy, Einstein, goverment, insanity, politics, The People, The West

At the end of last week the Dow Jones dropped 888 points. This number is a boon to certain numerologists. A boon for the social justice crowd came when the wealthiest 1% lost $182 Billion! instantly.

I see no upside here. The fact is the 2008-2009 recession never ended. The great recovery wasn’t. The commercial banks and a select few corporations were propped up with tens of trillions of new “out of thin air” funny dollars. It bought them a little time – time to grab everything of value they could. The grabbing is frantic now.

The rest of us have little to nothing. There are few high paying jobs. The mighty BRICS are crumpling. The West is teetering. All we’re left with is higher prices, lower pay and the most pathetic assortment of political candidates ever assembled.

Okay, yes, the price of gas is collapsing. That’s positive for now. Only for now, for later it’s a harbinger of ill to come.

This week or next the markets should pep up a bit. But, fall and winter are coming.

What do those lovely candidates have to say about all this? More spending? More funny money? A wall? A wall built with funny money? Remember, while walls can keep foreigners out, they can also keep natives in.

There are solutions to these problems. You will not hear them on Fox, CNN or CNBC. Most people would reject them anyway. We’ve been here before – again and again and again. Einstein’s iron law of insanity.

One Terrorist at a Time

23 Sunday Aug 2015

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France, goverment, terrorism, War

It has become a familiar story – people gathered in public become prey for deranged attackers, often of the jihadi variety.  It happened in Paris. It happened in Tennessee.

Last week the usual narrative was interrupted. When a Morrocan import entered a French passenger train with an AK-47 three American servicemen, a British IT contractor, and a French actor rose up and beat the living hell out of the thug. Several of these men suffered injuries and at least one person was shot but no one is dead. This was a good outcome. Thanks to these men:

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UK Telegraph.

The West has two major problems with Islamic terrorism. First, our governments incite radicals to hatred and violence via wars for corporate profit only to import these homicidal degenerates into our countries. Second, once the terrorists revert to their murderous nature, good people sit around doing nothing.

The afore-mentioned men demonstrated how to deal with the latter issue. Don’t hold your breath on resolving the former anytime soon.

EPA Update: The Most Expensive Water-Cooler Talk

19 Wednesday Aug 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in Legal/Political Columns, News and Notes

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America, EPA, government, waste

Last week I told you about the EPA’s latest act of environmental destruction.

Back in the 1970s a friend of mine once had an internship at the EPA. He was supposed to work on shutting down the coal industry of America. However, all he can remember about the experience was the water cooler talk of the engineers. The first half of the week was spent discussing the previous weekend. The second half was spent planning the upcoming weekend.

When he inquired about this blatant wasting of resources he was told that government workers are not compensated as well as their private sector counterparts and, thus, the imbalance had to be corrected somewhere. Somewhere was at the water cooler.

The same friend sent me this link:

The cost of cleaning up a major toxic waste spill in the West caused by an Environmental Protection Agency contractor could soar as high as $27.7 billion.

That’s the conclusion of study released Tuesday morning by the right-leaning American Action Forum. The group is one of the first to attempt to estimate the clean-up cost of what will likely be remembered as one of the biggest environmental disasters of 2015.

FoxNews.

How will they correct that imbalance?$???

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CNCollection. Google.

Reading, Riting and Ridiculousness

19 Wednesday Aug 2015

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America, college, geometry, liberals, Walter Williams

Johnny from West Virginia went off to college, the first from his mountain hollow to do so. When he came home for his Christmas break his father took him to town just to show off his prodigy. “Say something smart!” Daddy requested. Full of academic zeal, Johnny proudly said, “Pi R square.” Daddy hung his head in shame and muttered, “No, son. Pie are not square. Pie are round. Cornbread are square.”

So it went in colloquial America. Today, if Johnny came home, he would likely be to timid to venture into town let alone discuss geometry.

I have written before of the fall from academic grace. Dr. Walter Williams has done a better job. He points out that colleges today are less institutions of learning but more asylums for the emotionally handicapped:

Christina Hoff Sommers is an avowed feminist and a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. She’s spent a lifetime visiting college campuses. Recently, upon her arrival at Oberlin College, Georgetown University and other campuses, trigger warnings were issued asserting, in her words, that her “very presence on campus” was “a form of violence” and that she was threatening students’ mental health. At Oberlin, 30 students and the campus therapy dog retired to a “safe room” with soft music, crayons and coloring books to escape any uncomfortable facts raised by Sommers.

Williams.

Safe rooms, therapy dogs and crayons, all in response to a liberal with slightly different ideas. And, for this you’re shelling out $50K a year? The lottery almost seems a better investment.

The Case of the Disappearing Debt

16 Sunday Aug 2015

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America, Congress, crime, debt, God, GOP, goverment, Jacob Lew, law, lies, Obama, Treasury, unfunded liabilities, voting

God be praised! The U.S. government is no longer issuing debt!

Okay, not exactly. It seems Congress is behind on their usual vote to raise the debt limit. They always raise it – even those fiscally “conservative” Republicans. The GOP used to make a fuss before the caved. Now, they just cave.

Ahead of the vote the Treasury has decided to suspend debt issuance (read “reporting”) for a record 5 months. They’re still spending, just not reporting how much. It doesn’t really matter. No one cares and the reported amount isn’t accurate anyway. It’s not $18 Trillion (like that’s not bad enough) but much more like $200 Trillion (factoring in SSI, Medicare and other items the government is legally obligated to pay but can’t afford).

On July 30, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew sent a letter to the leaders of Congress informing them that he was extending a “debt issuance suspension period” through October 30.

In practice, that means that unless Congress enacts new legislation to increase the limit on the federal debt before then, the Treasury will continue for at least the next eleven weeks to issue Daily Treasury Statements that show the federal debt subject to the limit beginning and ending each day frozen just below that limit.

The Daily Treasury Statement for March 13 was the first to show the debt subject to the limit closing the day at $18,112,975,000,000. Every Daily Treasury Statement since then has reported the same thing: the debt closing the day at $18,112,975,000,000.

Every Daily Treasury Statement since Monday, March 16, has also reported the debt beginning and ending each day at $18,112,975,000,000.

CNSnews.com.

They’ve spent us into oblivion and they’ll keep going until the chickens come home to roost (any day now). Then they’ll say it’s your responsibility to deal with the impossible burden. By that time the amount owed will be so ridiculous they might as well not tell us what it is.

But, please, keep on voting for all this insanity.

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Google.

The Environment Polluting Agency

16 Sunday Aug 2015

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Animas River, EPA, goverment, politicians, pollution, The People

Everyone loves the government. There’s this belief that one can trust government agencies to do exactly what they say. In truth, it’s usually the opposite. No mind. The people still can’t get enough. Need proof? Look no further than the inexplicable excitement building over next year’s election. It’s like a shopkeeper looking forward to the next robbery and boasting about his choice of robbers. Actually, it’s exactly like that.

Anyway, back in 1970 the people and their loyal, dedicated servants decided to protect the environment. They passed a law! And, not a minute too soon. It’s a wonder the environment survived all that time without such efforts. Thus, was born the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or EPA.

The myth is that the EPA keeps water and air clean and happy. The reality is a collection of regulation-writing fools who suck up $8 Billion of your tax dollars every year while polluting that which they allegedly protect.

Recently news leaked out the EPA had befouled the Animas River on an unimaginable scale. The nefarious agency dumped 3 million gallons of toxic sludge into the otherwise pristeen waters. Several fish are said to have succumbed to untimely deaths.

They didn’t even tell anyone until they were confronted. The governor of New Mexico didn’t know about the spill until Indians called her office asking what happened.

Next, the agency denied the incident. Finally, they made light of what is a real disaster:

“The very good news is that we see that this river is restoring itself.”

– EPA hack, Gina McCarthy.

Hooray! And, it’s true – in a few thousand years there will be no trace of the pollution.

Imagine if BP or Exxon did the same thing. The EPA would ready the gallows. Since the EPA did the deed, this article you’re reading is probably the total extent of the punishment the government will receive.

The beat goes on. Maybe your choice of robbers … er … leaders will fix all of this. Vote then hold your breath.

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Three Friends Enjoying Government Incompetence. CNN.com.

We Are Rome

12 Wednesday Aug 2015

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America, citizens, collapse, Edward Gibbons, elections, freedom, goverment, Paul Rosenberg, republic, Rome, Ron Paul, Washington

Paul Rosenberg has penned an excellent article corolating the end times of the Roman Empire with those times upon us current Americans.  He starts off with commentary on the coming federal election next year.  I have friends already excited about the prospects thereof.  Most are gleefully supporting Donald Trump.  Others are leaning intrepidly towards Rand Paul or even Bernie Sanders.

Were a gun to my head and I was forced to participate, I would support Dr. Paul, the younger. However, I still stand by my mantra from 2007-2008: Dr. Paul, Sr. was the final hope (in 2008) to reverse course and “save” the Republic.  That chance we missed. It is done. Over. The Donald can’t save us. Bernie can’t do it. Hillary can’t. Certainly none of the other has-beens trotted out for our inspection can.

Another American election cycle is upon us, and large numbers of people are lining up to pour their time and money into the sewer of politics, to be lost forever.

This system will not be fixed. Period. This is Rome in 460 AD. The rulers, as in Rome, are liars, mad, or drunk (these days, drugged)… or all three.

Rosenberg

Those living few who have consumed Edward Gibbon’s History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire understand, in depth, what Rosenberg alludes to here.

Do we really believe that central bankers will just lay down their monopolies?

Can we seriously expect a hundred trillion dollars of debt to be liquidated without any consequences?

Do we actually believe that politicians will walk away from their power and apologize for abusing us?

Do we really think that the corporations who own Congress will just give up the game that is enriching them?

Does anyone seriously believe that the NSA is going to say, “Gee, that Fourth Amendment really is kind of clear, and everything we do violates it… so, everyone here is fired and the last person out will please turn off the lights”?

And does anyone believe that the military-industrial complex will stop encouraging war, or that corporate media will stop worshiping the state, or that your local sheriff will apologize for training his cops to be vicious beasts?

Do we really believe that public school systems will ever stop lauding the state that pays all its bills?

I could go on, but I think my point is made: This system will never allow itself to be seriously reformed. Trying to fix this is like trying to revive a long-dead corpse.

Rosenberg, Id.

The answers to these questions are all “no.” Interestingly, what we Americans have witnessed in the past few decades is more akin to the combined collapse of the Roman Empire and Republic than the Empire alone. What took the Romans 500 years we have accomplished in about 100. Technology? American exceptionalism?

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History.com.

The good news is vast. After the fall of Rome the world did not end. Ours will not either. By the time the Collapse was realized it had no effect on the average Roman citizen. Odd as it may seem, this will be our experience. The most damaging effects of the next turn will mostly be felt by banks, insurance companies, arms manufacturers and other mega-corpotations – hardly a pitiable crowd. For most people the change will go largely unnoticed. No more D.C.? Well then, just pay taxes to Atlanta or Boston or not at all.

For those who love State control, some government(s) will invariably crawl from the ruins of post modern Amerika. For those like me the lack of overwhelming regulation from Washington will be a much appreciated reprieve.  The future holds something for everyone in the short term. Over the long run bigger and better societies will emerge just as Rome was eventually replaced by the likes of Charlemagne, England and, in turn, us.

As for now, go ahead and vote as you like. It won’t change anything but it also cannot hurt.  As a bonus elections always provide comic (albeit criminal) relief.

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