Category Archives: Legal/Political Columns

A collections of my popular ramblings concerning the law, Natural Law, and political issues. Enjoy!

Embedded Ideas

25 Sunday Oct 2020

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It’s too bad that no one thought to mention any of the following tripe to Abe Lincoln and his successors. An oath to fiction:

Milley too feels strongly about the necessity of keeping the U.S. military out of politics and the election.

“We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to an individual, a king, a queen, a president or anything else,” he said in an interview with NPR. “We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to a country, for that matter. We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to a flag, a tribe, a religion or any of that. We swear an oath to an idea, or a set of ideas and values, that are embedded in our Constitution.”

As a result of these comments, Banks is optimistic that the worst case election scenario in the event of disputed election results might just be lawsuits in certain states where the outcomes are murky.

“A really important limitation in the event that there is martial law is that it’s highly unlikely to be tolerated in a situation where our civilian institutions are working,” Banks noted. “Martial law requires a complete meltdown. It requires the inability of our civilian institutions to manage government. It’s hard to imagine that.”

Tolerated? Odds are it will be demanded. And done.

The Last Debate

23 Friday Oct 2020

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I think the last one I watched was the 2012 GOP candidate debate featuring Ron Paul against the swamp creatures. They say the spectacle last night was “civil,” etc. Great. But, if you don’t know how you’re voting by the time these fake debates roll around, then you really have no business voting. Ten days and closing.

On a somewhat related note, I’ve been asked to make a video or write a short on the differences between the electoral vote and the popular vote. Whee! Look for that when you see it, probably before the popular show in November.

Pro Life Poland!

23 Friday Oct 2020

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The great nation keeps sounding better and better. First, they shrugged off the satanic demands of the “conservative, Republican” US State Department that they open the children of Poland up to pedophiles. Now, the nation’s top court has essentially outlawed the very few abortion exceptions that were previously (last few years) allowed. The child killers and globopedos of the world are understandably upset.

Poland’s top court has ruled that abortions in cases of foetal defects are unconstitutional.

Poland’s abortion laws were already among the strictest in Europe but the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling will mean an almost total ban.

Once the decision comes into effect, terminations will only be allowed in cases of rape or incest, or if the mother’s health is at risk.

Rights groups had urged the government not to increase restrictions.

The Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights said the day marked a “sad day for women’s rights”.

“Removing the basis for almost all legal abortions in Poland amounts to a ban and violates human rights,” Dunja Mijatovic wrote on Twitter.

Then, go wreck some other, lesser nation, you bastards! The unborn (and born) children of Poland are assuredly ecstatic about their human rights being upheld.

Poland = Christian civilization.

Diversity Killed The Academy

22 Thursday Oct 2020

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It had a lot of help.

Gregory Hood spills the beans on the death of the best public high school (still a government prison) in what passes for the United States.

Thus, we arrive at the current controversy about the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST). It’s not being renamed, though we can probably assume that’s next. Instead, the school, ranked by US News as the best high school in the country, has eliminated its admissions test because not enough blacks and Hispanics can pass it. TJ, as it is called, was going to have an admissions “lottery” for students who had a 3.5 GPA or better, but the Fairfax County Schools Board did not approve that part of the plan. Still, that might just be a stay of execution. A proposed “Holistic Review” instead of a lottery might be even worse.

So, for now, no one knows how TJ is going to select its students, but the old days of pure meritocracy are gone.

The days of AMERICA are gone. Read the whole sad but overly-informative piece. Then, flee any and all public “schools” and any private school that preaches DIEversity or other anti-Western hate. TJ wouldn’t recognize the place.

Benedict XVI is Pope

21 Wednesday Oct 2020

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Period.

Jorge Bergoglio has confirmed this fact.

In a documentary that premiered Wednesday in Rome, Pope Francis called for the passage of civil union laws for same-sex couples, departing from the position of the Vatican’s doctrinal office and the pope’s predecessors on the issue.

The remarks came amid a portion of the documentary that reflected on pastoral care for those who identify as LGBT[P].

“Homosexuals have a right to be a part of the family. They’re children of God and have a right to a family. Nobody should be thrown out, or be made miserable because of it,” Pope Francis said in the film, of his approach to pastoral care.

After those remarks, and in comments likely to spark controversy among Catholics, Pope Francis weighed in directly on the issue of civil unions for same-sex couples.

There’s no controversy. Ann Barnhardt was correct all along: Benedict is the Pope, Bergoglio is an anti-papal usurper. Please pray for all of them.

Electoral Map 2020

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Let’s see how we do this election. My “most likely” outcome, via Real Clear Politics:

 

I think there will be a few surprises. Here’s the “best case” for Trump:

Best case for Biden:

As I’ve been saying, it’ll be Trump.

Trump should be the final Republican. A look at a realistic 2024:

After that, just replace red and blue with flames.

Just predictions, friends. I hope this helps. And I hope it helps rekindle the first debate week interest in the old blog.

Stay or Go?

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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The increasingly impressive Roosh V offers up excellent advice for Christians living during the final days of the US Empire. Most of it is about hunkering down in self-reliance. However, he does touch on Biblical support for getting away:

A lot of men have asked for my thoughts about leaving the country and going to a land where Christians are least likely to be persecuted in the near future (Russia is often mentioned). There is even scriptural support for fleeing persecution.

“Now brother will deliver up brother to death, and a father his child; and children will rise up against parents and cause them to be put to death. And you will be hated by all for My name’s sake. But he who endures to the end will be saved. When they persecute you in this city, flee to another.” —Matthew 10:21-23

Be mindful that one might not want to wait until overt persecution commences to make the hard choices.

Down With The Ship

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Doug Casey’s outfit asks about hope for the US. The groupings are interesting.

So, what are Americans to do?

Well, my belief is that – as is always the case when a country declines – the populace will divide into several groups.

The first group, which will be by far the largest, will increasingly grumble, but ultimately do little or nothing to save themselves. They will go down with the ship.

Regardless of all else, it is certain that many will do nothing even as everything falls completely apart.