The message to Rep Pat Fallon expresses concerns over President Biden’s Executive Order 14067, which could lead to total federal control of finances through a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The author argues that such digital currencies threaten individual freedoms and constitutional authority, advocating for Texas’s right to create gold and silver money instead.
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Societal and Governmental Tipping Point, By The Numbers
John Adams famously said Americans divided into three equal groups: the staunch Patriots, the Loyalists, and those remaining neutral. Yet a better estimate would put Loyalists at about 20 percent of the population. These were the colonists who were ultimately willing to fight for the Loyalist cause, or at least to publicly express their loyalism …
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Tracking the US State Department— Vietnam 1945 to Israel 2023
As Winston Churchill noted, “When there is no enemy within, the enemies outside cannot hurt you.” The ‘Deep State’ is an enemy within our borders, a bevy of unelected bureaucrats that betray the foundations of our nation and its people. I call for Cong. Pat Fallon to investigate the State Department.
My message to Congressman Pat Fallon 12/1/2023
In a letter to Pat Fallon, a military veteran shares his experiences with corruption in the military and corporations, notably the ‘Deep State’. He condemns the influence of large donors over politics, stressing that the main constituency should be the people, not corporations. He requests that Congress be viewed as a team working for the American people and insists on wise leadership to overcome corrupt influences.
Rockwall County Budget: Aligning Spending With Salient Priorities
Reviewing the County website, the County Commissioners page will show sixteen functions indicating a needed reordering of County priorities. If the list were presently numbered, Law Enforcement (the biggest) and the Judiciary (second biggest) functions fall to the bottom, twelfth and fourteenth, respectively.
John N. White 