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U.S. Act of War Against the European Union
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It’s Pancaking All the Way Down, Folks!
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Wheels of Justice: Jury Duty
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Israeli PM Netanyahu Fires Defense Minister
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90% of Babies With Down Syndrome are Killed in Abortions, We Must Fight for Them
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Wheels of Justice: Jury Duty
Post Date: 2023-03-28 01:52:57 by Charles_Byrd
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Everyone has been talking about threats to democracy lately. According to its sudden defenders, a lot of sensible things were actually a threat. Allowing free speech threatened democracy. Addressing vote fraud threatened democracy. Limiting aid to Ukraine now threatens democracy. I’m sure I’ve left a few things off the list. But if you really want to know what threatens democracy, look no further than your nearest big-city courthouse. One need only spend a day in jury duty to know that the marriage of folly and vice has spawned a population of citizens who view America not as the land of opportunity, but as the land of opportunism. Click for Full Text!
Stanford Students Who Shouted Down Federal Judge to Get Mandatory Free-speech Training
Post Date: 2023-03-27 21:49:10 by Charles_Byrd
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Stanford Law School students who shouted down a federal judge speaking on campus are about to learn a lesson in freedom of speech courtesy of Dean Jenny Martinez, who mounted a robust defense of said topic in a recent letter to students, faculty, and staff. “There is temptation to a system in which people holding views perceived by some as harmful or offensive are not allowed to speak, to avoid giving legitimacy to their views or upsetting members of the community, but history teaches us that this is a temptation to be avoided,” Martinez wrote Wednesday. “I can think of no circumstance in which giving those in authority the right to decide what is and is not acceptable ...
Is Secession Fanciful? It’s Already Underway, Says Professor
Post Date: 2023-03-24 04:25:17 by Charles_Byrd
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Secession goes periodically in and out of pseudo-elite fashion. When a Republican is elected president, as in 2016 with Donald Trump, liberals in blue (mood) areas sometimes talk about leaving the Union to form their own republics. The media may call this understandable frustration. When leftists control the executive branch and start trampling the Constitution, as in now with the Biden administration, conservatives opine likewise. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has done this, warning that civil war is inevitable unless there’s a national divorce. Of course, when rightists do it, the media may call secession appeals “dangerous radicalism.” But there’s another way ...
How government casually violates the letter and spirit of the First Amendment
Post Date: 2023-03-24 04:10:08 by Charles_Byrd
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As long as the awful law exists, concerning which the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Monday, be careful what you say to, or write about, unauthorized immigrants. Congress, in one of the federal government’s increasingly frequent offenses against the First Amendment, makes it a crime if one “encourages or induces an alien to come to, enter, or reside in” this nation in violation of federal law. Let the formulation of hypotheticals begin in order to illustrate the law’s unconstitutional vagueness and overbreadth. Suppose a pediatrician says an unauthorized immigrant’s child needs medical care that is available here but not in the country from which the ...
James Madison's Decentralized Republic
Post Date: 2023-03-17 02:38:23 by Charles_Byrd
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Happy birthday to James Madison, who is, pound-for-pound, the most distinguished Founding Father. A driving force behind the drafting and ratification of the Constitution, Madison shepherded the young, fractious United States from confederacy to republic. And to make explicit the new government's commitments to personal liberty, the Virginian authored the Bill of Rights. Madison's ideal union was a far cry from the reality of modern American governance. He envisioned a self-sufficient federal—or "general"— government, vested with the powers necessary to conduct foreign policy, mediate interstate conflicts, and perform a grab bag of other tasks. The federal ...
Should the US ban TikTok? Here's why blocking it isn't a good idea.
Post Date: 2023-03-14 23:26:36 by Charles_Byrd
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Social media app TikTok's rapid rise in popularity has raised questions regarding the relationship of ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, to the Chinese government. Now, leaders on both sides of the aisle, including President Joe Biden, have called to ban or severely restrict Americans’ access to the popular app. Click for Full Text!
Fourth Amendment Under Warrantless Assault
Post Date: 2023-03-10 01:43:40 by Charles_Byrd
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Last week, the Biden administration asked Congress to permit its agents to continue to spy on Americans without search warrants. The actual request was to re-authorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. FISA requires warrants from the FISA Court for all domestic spying. Section 702 is a 2008 amendment to FISA. It expressly authorizes warrantless spying of foreign persons. Click for Full Text!
Cancel Culture Dealt Massive Defeat in Pro-Life Free Speech Case
Post Date: 2023-03-08 21:10:24 by Charles_Byrd
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Pro-Life advocate Mark Lee Dickson has emerged victorious as the Supreme Court of Texas dismissed the frivolous lawsuit against him by abortion groups. The Lilith Fund and The Afiya Center sued Dickson and Right to Life of East Texas for defamation because he said they “exist to help pregnant Mothers murder their babies” and “murder innocent unborn children.” Fortunately, the Supreme Court of Texas has come to the defense of free speech and rejected this baseless lawsuit against Dickson. Click for Full Text!
Supreme Court Rebuffs Florida City's Challenge to Atheist Lawsuit
Post Date: 2023-03-06 18:12:52 by Charles_Byrd
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a Florida city's bid to fend off a lawsuit by atheists accusing officials of violating constitutional limits on government involvement in religion by staging a prayer vigil following gun violence that wounded three children. The justices turned away an appeal by the city of Ocala of a lower court's ruling endorsing the right of the plaintiffs, backed by the American Humanist Association, to sue over legal harms they said they sustained attending the 2014 vigil in which uniformed police chaplains preached a Judeo-Christian message. Click for Full Text!
The Problems With Disney and Florida
Post Date: 2023-03-03 02:16:05 by Charles_Byrd
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The core of the problems with Disney and Florida is the American addiction to corporatism. This is the use of government power for the benefit of the government’s patrons. Stated differently, it is a symbiotic relationship between the government and a private business that gives government officials corporate largesse and the private business a near monopoly. It is capturing the power of the state to increase private wealth at the expense of others. Corporatism is immoral because it bribes the state to give government power to a patron. It is economically counterproductive because it stifles competition. It is unconstitutional because it violates equal protection and, in the Florida ...
Birchers Help Kill Con-Con Bills in South Dakota; Montana Back in Play
Post Date: 2023-02-21 01:59:34 by Charles_Byrd
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Another round of Con-Con resolutions recently bit the dust, this time in South Dakota. South Dakota’s HJR 5002 and HJR 5005 (resolutions to apply for an Article V Convention) were killed in committee on February 8, and despite efforts to “smoke” them out onto the floor, they stayed dead. Click for Full Text!
There's only one way to add an Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution
Post Date: 2023-02-14 19:44:52 by Charles_Byrd
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IT WAS a running joke in the early days of NBC's "Saturday Night Live." Chevy Chase, the news anchor for "Weekend Update," would announce the night's top story: "Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead." Like the late Spanish autocrat, the Equal Rights Amendment is also still dead. Approved by Congress in 1972, it was sent to the states with a seven-year ratification deadline, only to die when the clock ran out in 1979. Just 35 of the required 38 state legislatures had ratified the amendment, so it never became part of the Constitution. Yet some members of Congress now insist that the ERA didn't fail and actually was ratified. Or, to be ...
The Feds Are Buying Their Way Around the 4th Amendment
Post Date: 2023-02-14 19:33:16 by Charles_Byrd
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A Republican congressman last week highlighted an oft-overlooked threat to the privacy of all Americans: The federal government's practice of purchasing citizens' private market data (PMD) from data brokers without a warrant. Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R–N.D.) raised the issue at the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government's inaugural hearing. "The federal government has realized the value of the massive amounts of commercial consumer data that is freely available on the open market," Armstrong said. "Combine [the amount of data available] with the advance in technology like [artificial intelligence], facial recognition, and more, ...
Convention of States Calls JBS “Leftist” in Latest Pro Con-Con Post
Post Date: 2023-02-08 22:50:19 by Charles_Byrd
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A forgotten influence on the Founding Fathers, John Trenchard, wrote that in 1721, but it could have been written yesterday. There are people who think all you have to do is change the name of something and people will fall into old traps with new names. Sadly, they are often right. Click for Full Text!
Montana Senate Kills Call for Con-Con
Post Date: 2023-02-06 14:58:20 by Charles_Byrd
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A resolution that would have seen the state of Montana call for an “Article V Convention” designed purportedly to amend the U.S. Constitution has likely failed for good after it did not pass on its third reading in the state’s Senate Wednesday. The Senate split 25-25 on its final vote on Senate Joint Resolution 2, a day after the measure squeaked through its second reading by a vote of 26- 24. Click for Full Text!
Atlanta Charges Nonviolent Protesters as Domestic Terrorists
Post Date: 2023-02-01 16:55:36 by Charles_Byrd
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An anti-police protest movement in Atlanta has ironically led to a massive expansion of police powers. In what was once dubbed "the city too busy to hate," protesters have recently taken aim at a new police training facility. In September 2021, Atlanta's city council approved the construction of a police and firefighter training facility on 85 acres of a 265-acre parcel of city- owned land in Georgia's South River Forest. The campus would include a driving course and a mock city that both police and firefighters could use to train. Funding for the project would include $30 million from the city police budget and twice that from the Atlanta Police Foundation (APF), a ...
A small town in Wisconsin is facing a federal lawsuit after city officials demanded that a local couple, Timothy and Megan Florek, take down their yard sign opposing the rezoning of the property on which a local middle school is situated. The city cl
Post Date: 2023-01-31 18:19:45 by Charles_Byrd
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A small town in Wisconsin is facing a federal lawsuit after city officials demanded that a local couple, Timothy and Megan Florek, take down their yard sign opposing the rezoning of the property on which a local middle school is situated. The city claimed the Floreks were violating a local ordinance that places a 30-day limit on "temporary" or "portable" signs. Despite legal pushback, the city doubled down, insisting that the ordinance did not violate the First Amendment. On Monday, they were sued in federal court. "It's not entirely difficult to change an ordinance, but it's something that needs to be done to protect everybody's First Amendment ...
Alec Baldwin Didn’t Have to Talk to the Police. Neither Do You.
Post Date: 2023-01-27 01:28:37 by Charles_Byrd
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Shortly after a prop gun Alec Baldwin was holding fired a bullet that killed a cinematographer and wounded a director on the set of the movie “Rust,” in October 2021, he told the police in New Mexico that he’d be willing to do whatever they requested, including sitting for an interview at the station. In an interrogation room later that afternoon, detectives began by informing Baldwin of his rights: He had the right to remain silent. Anything he said could be used against him in court. He was free to consult with an attorney; if he could not afford an attorney, one would be appointed for him. And he could stop the interrogation at any point he wished. Click for Full Text!
Prosecution of Assange Would Lead to End of the First Amendment, Advocates Warn
Post Date: 2023-01-27 00:23:54 by Charles_Byrd
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Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg joined other leading journalists, attorneys and human rights defenders to call on the Biden administration to drop its extradition request and indictment against journalist and WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange, citing the grave threat Assange’s prosecution would pose to journalism worldwide. “Every empire requires secrecy to cloak its acts of violence that maintain it as an empire,” Ellsberg testified during the Belmarsh Tribunal held on January 20 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. The tribunal is named after London’s high-security Belmarsh Prison, where Assange has been held for nearly four years, fighting ...
A Louisiana Town Repeatedly Arrested A Man For His "F**K JOE BIDEN" Flags. Now, He's Suing.
Post Date: 2023-01-25 23:40:10 by Charles_Byrd
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A man has filed suit against the town of Grand Isle, Louisiana,* claiming he was repeatedly ticketed, detained, and even criminally charged for flying two flags reading "FUCK JOE BIDEN" on his pickup truck. According to the lawsuit, filed Tuesday by Ross Brunet, his flags were protected by the First Amendment. "In violation of long-established law, the Town has routinely detained, cited, and forced Mr. Brunet to go to trial to vindicate his constitutional rights, taking the extraordinary step of adopting a boldly unconstitutional local Ordinance to silence him," the 18-page complaint reads. Click for Full Text!
She Was Jailed for Basic Journalism. A Federal Court Isn't Sure if That's Unconstitutional.
Post Date: 2023-01-25 18:13:56 by Charles_Byrd
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Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is most known for its work taking up controversial religious freedom cases. They famously defended Jack Phillips, a baker who was the subject of a high-profile suit after he declined to make a cake for a same-sex wedding. More recently, the organization argued in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in favor of Lorie Smith, a website designer who preemptively challenged a Colorado law so that she would not have to design wedding sites for gay couples in violation of her religious beliefs. They are not known for defending foul-mouthed, left-leaning journalists whose bread and butter consists sometimes of criticizing the police. They're doing so anyway. ...
The Living Constitution’s Illimitable Government
Post Date: 2023-01-24 18:30:23 by Charles_Byrd
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That Wilson and his progressive epigones got what they wanted is too plain to permit of serious doubt. Those disinclined to accept such matters on faith need look no further than Obergefell v. Hodges, the 2015 landmark case that legitimated same-sex marriage. That case was decided in the court of public opinion before it was decided in the court of last resort, and but for that earlier pronouncement, the latter would not have been reached. To frame that differently, it is only because public opinion shifted appreciably in favor of same-sex marriage that the Supreme Court announced that a right to it was now fundamental. Clearly, Obergefell could not have been handed down in an earlier ...
We musT keep governmenT secular ... Though neiTher aTheisT --- nor anTi-religion.
Post Date: 2022-07-07 05:58:57 by BorisY
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Inquisition documentation discovered, digitized for the first time Manuscript documenting first 130 years of Portugese Inquisition is discovered and digitized. Israel National News Jul 7, 2022 Nearly 500 years after the Portuguese Inquisition began, rare documentation of its proceedings and victims has been discovered in the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People at Jerusalem's National Library of Israel, and digitized for the first time. The 60-page manuscript, penned in the 18th century, documents the first 130 years of the Portuguese Inquisition tribunal’s activities, mainly in Lisbon. It includes detailed information about trials conducted by inquisitors ...
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