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Our Spiritual Battle
Transhumanism and The Spiritual Battle For Humanity By Andrew Torba – February 27, 2021 Earlier this month I appeared on Steve Bannon’s War Room to discuss the topic of transhumanism. In the simplest terms transhumanists believe in using technology to transcend beyond the limitations of human biology into a post-human existence. This is something we are all familiar…
Follow the Money!
A List Of The Snakes Who “Fortified” The 2020 Election By US Politics And News – Mar 4, 2021 There was an article in Time magazine a couple of weeks ago that you’ve probably heard about by now. It was all about how a secret, shadowy cabal “fortified” the 2020 election to make sure that Donald Trump…
US Federalism Definition
US Federalism: Definition and Background By Jennifer Nicoll Victor, Ph.D., George Mason University – February 6, 2021 The American system of government is known as federalism. The sovereign power is divided between the national government and local governments in federalism. How did federalism come about in America? Read on to know how American politics works. Federalism was…
Nullify DC: A States Solution
It’s time for Red States to start nullifying federal law By Steve Baldwin – March 13, 2021 As we all know, the last election was a “tipping point” election on many different levels. An election won with the use of illegal last-minute changes to state election laws has led to a rogue regime that threatens the very…
You Might Be a Neanderthal if…
By: Jack Hellner – March 5, 2021 Joe Biden disparaged governors who are opening their economies by calling them “Neanderthals.” It is so nice that he is seeking unity instead of dividing us. To paraphrase Jeff Foxworthy, you might be a Neanderthal if: You believe the masks are the solution even though states and countries without the mask…
Article V States Update
Developments Related to Constitutional Amendments – [The following information follows the order established in the Guldenschuh Report at Article V Caucus] Balanced Budget Amendment Efforts (28 applications currently submitted): Georgia SR29 with 18 sponsors was introduced on 1/27/21 by Senator Bill Cowsert. This state had earlier adopted a BBA application, but that application has since expired. On…
Voting With Paper Ballots
Elections: America Needs Paper Ballots and Manual Hand-Counts by Paul S. Gardiner – March 10, 2021 In the aftermath of the November 2020 national election and for reasons discussed herein, tens of millions of Americans no longer trust the manner in which elections and voting take place in their nation. Unless corrective actions are taken…
Article V: States Convention Report
The Guldenschuh Report Has Returned By Stuart MacPhail – March 2021 He’s back! Georgia Attorney and Article V activist David Guldenschuh has been quiet during most of this COVID-dominated last year. In the past, Guldenschuh invested a lot of volunteer hours in the Convention of States Project and the BBA Task Force, and served as…
SCOTUS Favorable: AZ Election Lawsuit
Supreme Court Appears Favorable to Arizona Election Integrity Lawsuits BY MATTHEW VADUM – March 2, 2021 Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich urged the Supreme Court on March 2 to affirm that his state’s electoral integrity laws were consistent with the federal Voting Rights Act and should be upheld. The case Arizona’s top prosecutor argued is actually two consolidated…
There’s Hope in Resolve!
Winter of Our Discontent? No, Resolve! By Robert B. Charles – March 1, 2021 | “This is the winter of our discontent,” drawn from Shakespeare’s Richard III, was used 60 years ago by Steinbeck to express brooding forces preying on good people – fear, cowardice, loss of conscience, loss of hope. Looking at our listless national leaders,…
Progressive Lefts Violent Threat
Ivy League ‘Wokes’ are the Biggest Domestic Violent Extremism Threat by Daniel Greenfield – March 02, 2021 The Democrats and their media have spent the past few months crying about political violence coming from conservatives, calling for gun control, and militarizing the nation’s capital. All of the agonizing about political violence came after a year in which ‘woke’…
States Rights = Federalism
State Legislatures Must Take Back Power By Stuart MacPhail – March 2021 In a recent report published by The Epoch Times, commentator Daniel Horowitz reflected on recent actions by state executives, and on the record number of executive orders issued by President Joe Biden in his first month in office, including mandating rules around mask-wearing…
CDC: No School Transmission
In Report Affirming Nearly No Transmission In Schools, CDC Slips In Shocking Data About Asymptomatic Spread If the contagiousness of people without symptoms does not drive the spread of SARS-COV-2, then restrictions like lockdowns and mask mandates on the general public don’t make sense. By Georgi Boorman – FEBRUARY 24, 2021 The U.S. Centers for Disease Control…
Election Hijinks
Election Integrity Efforts Relate to 2020 Election Hijinks By Stuart MacPhail – March 2021 An article by Molly Ball in the February 4 edition of Time Magazine seemed to confirm what many Americans believe about the November 2020 election. It details “a conspiracy unfolding behind the scenes, one that both curtailed the protests and coordinated the resistance from…
SCOTUS Proves Itself Political
Clarence Thomas Savages Justices, Feckless John Roberts for Refusing PA Election Cases By Isa Cox – February 23, 2021 Justice Clarence Thomas has issued a scathing dissent to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to decline to hear the merits of lawsuits challenging the 2020 election in Pennsylvania and by so doing, detailed what he described as…
Justice Thomas’s Election Dissent
Thomas: SCOTUS ‘Catastrophic’ On Election Cases Justice Clarence Thomas decimated his colleagues’ refusal to address the election rules cases. by Scott D. Cosenza, Esq. – February 23, 2021 On Feb. 22, the Supreme Court dismissed the cases challenging late changes made to Pennsylvania election law by parties other than the legislature. The High Court declined to give them a hearing,…
