Those of you who lament being labeled “conspiracy nuts” (or perhaps just “wackos”–or the ever-popular “extremist”) should not despair. You’re in good company.
Here’s a video that includes quotes from some of America’s most famous and illustrious “conspiracy nuts”:
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P.S. Here’s a conspiracy theory from The Daily Bell (a Swiss publication) that explores the possibility of a “false flag nuclear event” in the USA.
I was on 60 Minutes two weeks ago for being an extremist. However, compared to the video below, my behavior is well within the bell curve for “normal”.
In fact, this video is so well assembled and “in your face,” that is it truly painful to watch. The speaker is so bold and brazen in her statements, that I am embarrassed to live a life that is so (by comparison) “politically correct”.
I don’t agree with the some of the video’s statements. The author blames the problems on “whites”. I would blame those problems on anyone of any race who is, at heart, a “corporatist,” a “fascist” or driven by the love of money. I have a few other quibbles. Nevertheless, assuming the facts cited in the video are essentially true, the video makes me ashamed to be an American.
Even if the video’s facts are not precisely true, the video’s content is horrific. In this case, the truth really does hurt.
If the numbers in this video are correct, we are killing several hundred Iraqi and Afghan children for every American serviceman who dies. I don’t care how you justify the Iraqi and Afghanistan wars, you can’t kill that many children and still claim to be the “good guys”.
Today, most people have never heard of the Articles of Confederation or the Northwest Territorial Ordinance. Although virtually everyone has heard of the “Declaration of Independence,” virtually no one realizes it is not merely an interesting historical document but is, in fact, as much the law as The Constitution of the United States.
Instead, virtually everyone presupposes that The Constitution of the United States is not only the “supreme law of the land” (as per Article 6 Section 2 of the Constitution), but is the only “law of the land”. As a result, people presume that in order to understand the “law of the land,” we need go no further back in time than to the Constitution.
Watching the US and global economies is somewhat like watching the collision of several, slow-moving trains. The wreck is not happening suddenly, but the sheer mass and momentum involved and the number of “boxcars” that are slowly colliding, falling off the tracks, and piling up like logs is so fascinating—and horrific—that you can’t turn away.
• For example, we see evidence of these collisions in the recent Supreme Court ruling that will cause California to release over 30,000 convicts. According to the NYTimes,
“The ruling on has also already inspired a fresh round of political recriminations, with some law enforcement officials and Republicans echoing the Supreme Court’s dissenters by saying the release will result in more violence as released inmates, unable to find jobs, return to their former way of life. . . . It could create real havoc.”
Here are two links to a speech I gave to the San Antonio Tea Party in A.D. 2009. This speech offers a good summary of my opinions and argument concerning the significance of the “Declaration of Independence”. The first segment is about 10 minutes; the second is about 7 minutes.
It’s one of my better speeches. In fact, I hadn’t seen the video in 18 months or more. I’d forgotten it. But on seeing it again I was surprised and I had to admit: Dayahm! That guy is gooood!
No notes. Not even a teleprompter. Doin’ it “old school”. Speaking exclusively from the heart and mind. Pretty good.
Once I got a little ways into that speech, I found myself cheering with the crowd–for me. Maybe my egotism and vanity know no limits, or maybe it really is a pretty good speech.
Given that the 4th of July is only about seven weeks away, it might be a good idea for you folks to use these videos to “brush up” on what we’re really celebrating on the 4th: our God-given, unalienable Rights.
The original document may be somewhat faded, but the ideas it contains are as brilliant as ever.
Dennis Craig has been a regular guest on my radio show over the past six or eight weeks. We’ve talked about a number of subjects, but the central theme has been a series of documents that Dennis drafted and ultimately filed with the national government.
Dennis claims that as a result of his process, when his name comes up on government computer data bases, the government files now include a “DO NOT HOLD” notice. As a result, Dennis claims to have had a number of confrontations with the police or other “authorities” who, upon checking Dennis in their federal data base, simply release him and avoid further contact.
For several decades, the $300 billion pharmaceutical industry was extremely prosperous. Investing in pharmaceutical stocks was considered wise.
Today, pharmaceutical stocks have lost their luster. Part of the reason can be seen in an article in the New York Times:
“Health Insurers Making Record Profits as Many Postpone Care. The nation’s major health insurers are barreling into a third year of record profits, enriched in recent months by a lingering recessionary mind-set among Americans who are postponing or forgoing medical care. . . . so far this year, insured hospital stays actually decreased in some instances. . . . Significant increases in how much people have to pay for their medical care . . . sharply reduced benefits, . . . [and] raising deductibles and co-payments [have caused] people to reach deeper into their pockets.”
In other words, even insured medical care has become increasingly expensive for average Americans. As a result, especially in a time of economic stagnation, people can’t afford health care deductibles and therefore postpone or do without health care. Those who don’t have health insurance aren’t going to the doctor except for emergencies. Even those who have health insurance are less likely to go to the doctor because the deductibles are too expensive. Health insurer profits are therefore increasing because health insurance costs are falling.
Over the past several decades, the federal gov-co has repeatedly “tinkered” with the various mathematical formulae used to calculate economic indicators. As a result of this “tinkering,” government has been able to change formulas to produce results that inspire consumer confidence, but are patently false.
Over the past decade, John Williams (shadowstats.com) has calculated economic indicators using the original mathematical formulas relied on before gov-co started “tinkering”. Williams’ results reveal a massive deception perpetrated against the American people and predict dire fiscal consequences.
There is some reason to believe that I may soon be portrayed as a “domestic terrorist”. This article is intended to blunt that portrayal.
• Last Friday, I received notice from the TV program 60 Minutes that today, Sunday, May 15th, A.D. 2011, (about 35 minutes from now) they’d air a segment that includes me. I haven’t seen the segment, so I don’t know how I’ll be portrayed—but I have reason to believe that I may be cast in a false light and/or defamed by tomorrow’s program.
The cause for my concern is the 60 Minutes description of the segment on their “Up Next” webpage:
“Sovereign Citizens - Anti-government American extremists who don’t pay taxes and ignore requirements like social security cards and drivers licenses are on the rise. Called sovereign citizens, some have become violent and the FBI considers them a domestic terror threat. Byron Pitts reports. Clem Taylor is the producer.” Watch a preview
