In the news, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s proposal to exempt Black people from taxes sparks controversy. The 14th Amendment, equal protection, and the Law of God are cited to refute the idea. The discussion also delves into historical perspectives. The quote from Ezekiel 18:19-20 is presented to emphasize individual accountability.
Category Archives: freedom
In the Age of Information, Ignorance is a Choice
Advocates of church-state separation are ignorant of mankind’s history. The First Amendment does not bar Christian participation in government. The Bill of Rights empowers citizens to oversee and correct government, protecting from tyranny. Plato and Asimov criticize the ignorance and lack of critical thinking in leadership. Luke the Evangelist calls for repentance from ignorance.
WELCOME TO THE USA: THE UNITED STATES OF ATROPHY
The author reflects on his failed attempts to repeal the 17th Amendment at his county Republican convention. He argues against democracy, advocating for a republican form of government. Citing historical and legal perspectives, he emphasizes the importance of state sovereignty. Despite his personal setbacks, he highlights ongoing support for his cause within the Republican Party.
Climate Alarmists, ESG, and Your Grocery Costs
The episode discusses the economic impact of ESG policies on farming, leading to rising grocery bills. It highlights the burdens on farmers and proposes solutions. Key topics include Biden administration’s attacks on farming and the global reality of such policies. To learn more, visit Economic Warroom’s website and follow them on Rumble.
DEI: An anagram from Die, as in the death of patriotism
Konstantin Kisin explains the impact of teaching hate towards one’s country and how it’s easier to lie about history. Nationwide protests against the Vietnam War eroded American patriotism. The writer’s own patriotism strengthened during 1960s military service. The article discusses how modern diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices negatively impact the nation. Voting for candidates with Judeo-Christian values is proposed as a cure.
Bible Study: The Convenient Sacrifice of Babies in the Womb
France has become the first country to include the right to abortion in its constitution, sparking controversy. Pro-life advocates criticize the move, quoting biblical verses and historical references to denounce child sacrifice. They argue that unborn babies are persons and should be protected, while citing declining birth rates and emphasizing God’s wrath against nations allowing abortion.
More Federal Control? Dear Congressman Greg Casar (D-TX-35), Fergedaboudit!
The content discusses the proposed federalization of ERCOT and its connection to other states’ power grids in Texas, eliciting concerns about federal influence and the reliability of renewable energy sources. The author, impacted by the February 2021 freeze, advocates for improved local power sources over interstate dependency. The debate intertwines political, economic, and practical considerations.
School Board and Bond Elections Are No Longer Non-Partisan — Here’s Why
In 2023, Justin Holland and his ‘fraternity’ oppose School Choice in Rockwall ISD. His ‘fraternity’ say they believe the district offers excellent education, but fear losing funds to school vouchers, contradictory positions. This has turned non-partisan elections into a partisan issue, with Democrats and neocons against School Choice, while Republicans support it. School Choice addresses poor education in Democrat-run metropolitan areas. The Dallas ISD’s LGBTQ program highlights this divide, drawing attention to the Democratic Party’s ties to LGBTQ causes and the LGBTQ agenda’s perceived greed and perversion.
What is a Neocon? May I introduce you?
The Texas State Republican Party Platform highlights a disconnect between neocons and the majority of Texas Republicans. The Associated Republicans of Texas (ART) endorses neocons such as Dade Phelan, Justin Holland, and Jill Dutton, who are running for office in Texas. Early voting begins on February 20, 2024.
Texas Public Education: Semantics, Ignorance of History, and Prejudice
Texas has a history and a duty to provide free public education for immigrant children, kindergarten through twelfth grade. As stated in the Texas Constitution, free public schools are essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of all people. The Fourteenth Amendment, Section 1, assures equal protection of the laws to all persons.
John N. White 