The American Ruling Class

[aljhoa]

The question at one stage is asked .. Isn't there something else that could have been done ? Yeah the police could have moved at the same speed they do when you actually need assistance . all the stuff would be gone, cooked and eaten ... Its a mad place ... land of the free (and hungry)

Nonperishable groceries once destined for the Richmond County landfill were donated Wednesday to Golden Harvest Food Bank.

Three large trash bins filled with merchandise from Laney Supermarket, 843 Laney-Walker Boulevard, were stored overnight at a warehouse of Thompson Building and Wrecking, a company hired by the grocery’s property manager for disposal of the items.

Golden Harvest Food Bank to receive items from evicted grocery store | Mobile Augusta


Al

[rickoff]

Yesterday, the National Park Service (NPS) and Park Police (PP) blocked two buses carrying WWII veterans from entering the Iwo Jima Memorial. The buses had come to the memorial from Texas. NPS placed a tanker truck across the access road specifically to block the buses from entering, and also used the truck to set up water filled barricades. PP officers parked several of their cars in the access road and stood in the middle of the road to face down anyone attempting to gain access to the memorial. Military police were also at the scene, and appeared for the most part to be siding with the PP rather than standing with patriots and clearing a path for the busloads of veterans wanting to visit their memorial. At this point the buses are no longer seen, so it appears they may have headed over to the World War II Memorial to join the throngs of vets, truckers, and other protesters who showed up there.

At the WWII Memorial, and the Lincoln Memorial, protestors tore down the barricades, carried the barricades to the White House, and dumped them in front of the White House gates. Here's one perturbed vet on his way over:

According to GMN reporter Will Gonzalez, "A group of police with masks and full riot gear moved between us and the White House, but after the crowd shouted 'shame on you', the police backed away." As James Woods then sarcastically tweeted, "Thank God we have baton wielding riot police to protect us from 85 yr old vets in wheelchairs. Thanks, Mr. Obama!"



It would appear that Barry's strategy to close down monuments in an effort to inflict suffering on the American People, while blaming TEA Party Republicans, is going to come around to bite him in the butt, since protesters are squarely placing the blame on Barry and calling the barricades "Barry-cades." As seen below, one of the Barry-cades leaning against the White House gates had a message attached, saying "RETURN TO SENDER."


Also, a new description for Barry's administration has emerged as a hashtag on Twitter: #SpiteHouse

As to the Truckers Ride, the MSM has been playing this down as either a hoax, or perhaps a few dozen crazy truckers at most, but the truckers who went to Washington say that waves of other truckers have been joining them in circling the beltway. Here's one of the pictures posted by the truckers, and it appears to have been taken from overhead at what looks to be a toll booth.

To me it looks like either the authorities have set up barricades to keep the truckers out, or the truckers have parked some trucks in such a manner as to shut down traffic. Does anyone know more about what is actually happening in this photo?

[Duncan]

Thanks for posting Al its good to know some sort of sanity entered the situation at some stage.
Although no doubt only really “damage limitation” because of the publicity.

[rickoff]

The law is an ass!

That really depends upon what kind of law you are talking about. If you are talking about codes, rules, regulations, policies, and statutes, and those who use their elected or appointed position of authority to hold the People accountable to these "laws," then I agree with you.

The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruled in Rodrigues v. Ray Donovan that, "All codes, rules and regulations are applicable to the government authorities only, not human/Creators in accordance with God's law. All codes, rules and regulations are unconstitutional and lacking in due process..."

The SCOTUS ruled in Cruden v. Neale that, "every man is independent of all laws, except those prescribed by nature. He is not bound by any institutions formed by his fellow man without his consent."

So what then is meant by "God's law," and/or laws "prescribed by nature?" This would be Common Law, which is based upon Biblical laws and natural laws. According to the SCOTUS, in the case Self v. Rhay, "The Common Law is the real law, the Supreme Law of the land. The code, rules, regulations, policy and statutes are not the law."

As you can see, our legal system has become totally corrupted. Most people don't have the foggiest notion what Common Law is, and most of those that have heard of it don't understand that it is the law of our nation. Instead, most of the People believe that they are subjected to whatever "laws" the federal or state governments impose upon us, such as "laws" that require us to purchase licenses to partake in certain activities (hunting, fishing, marriage, etc.), which in actuality are unalienable rights endowed upon us by the Creator. If we do not pay for a fishing license, for example, and are cited for that "violation" then we are told we must go to court and pay a fine. We are told that fishing is a privilege which we must pay to have, and not a right. We are told that we only have a right to fish if we have paid for a license to fish and follow the rules and regulations that have been established and written for that purpose.

It is time that We The People must either learn what our rights are under the Constitution and Common Law, and assert our rights, or be satisfied with being slaves to legislators whose "laws" are not really law at all, and only have "the color of law."

[rickoff]

"I, however, place economy among the first and most important of virtues, and public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be feared." - Thomas Jefferson

"There is not a more important and fundamental principle in legislation, than that the ways and means ought always to face the public engagements; that our appropriations should ever go hand in hand with our promises. To say that the United States should be answerable for twenty-five millions of dollars without knowing whether the ways and means can be provided, and without knowing whether those who are to succeed us will think with us on the subject, would be rash and unjustifiable." - James Madison, in a 1790 speech to the House of Representatives

"It is a wise rule and should be fundamental in a government disposed to cherish its credit, and at the same time to restrain the use of it within the limits of its faculties, never to borrow a dollar without laying a tax in the same instant for paying the interest annually, and the principal within a given term." - Thomas Jefferson

“No pecuniary consideration is more urgent, than the regular redemption and discharge of the public debt: on none can delay be more injurious, or an economy of time more valuable.” - George Washington warned lawmakers in 1793

In 2013 alone, our "government" has shelled out $400 billion just to make interest payments on borrowed funding, and now Dirty Harry Reid wants to raise the debt limit by another trillion dollars and kick the can down the road for future generations to deal with. The Founding Fathers would surely roll over and arise from their graves to slap the faces of those in Congress, and in Barry's administration, if only they could. And since they cannot, it is up to us, the People, to do that.

[rickoff]

Barry's Chicago style thuggery is quite evident in the photo shown below, in which an American flag-waving Veteran is surrounded by baton wielding police dressed in riot gear, and police do their best to wrest control of the flag away from him. No way can they allow any show of patriotism in front of Barry's temporary residence.

[5150]

In 2013 alone, our "government" has shelled out $400 billion just to make interest payments on borrowed funding.

That's just insanity! Yet the "people" sit back and take it up the back side because they are the ones who are responsible for paying this interest AND the money that is borrowed.

Yet congress has the authority to issue its own interest free money and the reason it doesn't is they are all probably making money on the side in allowing this criminal extortion of the people to continue. Congress is NOT on the peoples side nor are they looking out for the peoples best interest, they are simply criminals who need to be held accountable. Until then the "People" are paying money to let these criminals continue in their illegal activities.

[dutchdivco]

Insanity

Consists of doing the same thing, over and over, and expecting different results. A very HUMAN behavior; we ALL do it, at times, and D.C. has certainly developed it to an 'art form'. It comes with thinking 'inside the box', (or beltway); some people don't have enough imagination to consider doing things in a different way; others have 'too much' imagination, and imagine all the 'bad things' that might happen, if we 'tried something different'; fear of the unknown. So, 'rather the devil we know than the one we don't", they would rather keep doing things the old way, and expecting different results, rather than try something different, with unknown results. Human nature, very conflicted! Jim

[aljhoa]

... and D.C. has certainly developed it to an 'art form'.

Nothing is ever what it seems - YouTube

Al

[5150]

I have never claimed to be educated or even close to mathematically competent so my numbers might be off. If the numbers are “off” just understand it’s not the numbers that are important but rather concept of what I am trying to say.

Now if the US government paid 400 billion dollars in interest alone in a period of one year how could that money have better been spent?

Well if Congress approved a measure to print its own interest free currency then using that 400 billion Congress is so willing to pay to the rich owners of the private bank, well that 400 billion could be used for the people and garner much greater results.

Let’s just assume that 400 billion dollars was allocated to small business owners and divided up into small business loans. One stipulation of the loan would be to hire at least 3 full-time 40 hour a week employees at $32,000 dollars a year for at least a period of one year.

Loans in the amount of $500,000 dollars would allow 800,000 small businesses to get low interest loans and then hire 3 full time people each and the loan would basically cover those salaries for a year as well as provide the small business the remaining cash of about $400,000.00 to invest in inventory or other needed improvements.

So if each of those 800,000 small businesses hired 3 people that would put to work 2,400,000 individuals who could then be removed from the public food stamp programs and be back working as productive citizens.

Then the interest on the small loans then would be revenue the US government earned and not a private bank. That revenue could be used for other projects that could put others back to work of give US companies more work for their employees.

Why these things are not done or called upon by the people is beyond me. Can anyone point out fault in my thinking here? ??

[rickoff]

Let’s just assume that 400 billion dollars was allocated to small business owners and divided up into small business loans. One stipulation of the loan would be to hire at least 3 full-time 40 hour a week employees at $32,000 dollars a year for at least a period of one year.

Loans in the amount of $500,000 dollars would allow 800,000 small businesses to get low interest loans and then hire 3 full time people each and the loan would basically cover those salaries for a year as well as provide the small business the remaining cash of about $400,000.00 to invest in inventory or other needed improvements.

So if each of those 800,000 small businesses hired 3 people that would put to work 2,400,000 individuals who could then be removed from the public food stamp programs and be back working as productive citizens.

Then the interest on the small loans would be revenue the US government earned and not a private bank. That revenue could be used for other projects that could put others back to work or give US companies more work for their employees.

Why these things are not done or called upon by the people is beyond me. Can anyone point out fault in my thinking here? ??

Your thinking on this matter is not at all flawed. I am certain that any one of us who regularly visit this thread could think of numerous things that Congress could do to expand employment, reduce dependency on welfare programs, reduce taxes, eliminate national debt, and at the same time reduce the cost and size of government. It is all no-brainer stuff that anyone with a lick of common sense would recognize as being both obvious and imperative. The only logical answer to why none of this is being done is that it would not fit with the Ruling Class elite's socialist agenda to destroy our nation that has been in place since 1913.

[rickoff]

quotable quote of the day...

“If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves.” - Winston Churchill

[5150]

“If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves.” - Winston Churchill

sadly I think it's coming to come down to this. I know with the corruption, lies, and abuse of the people anyone who tries to stand up gets shot or arrested (or both) and then they disappear.

I personally feel the entire government is a corrupt criminal organization that needs to be totally eradicated and those who are serving in the government positions should be publicly hung tried and Executed in pubic squares.

I can respect authority only when that authority is honest and transparent and the US government is neither.

[rickoff]

It's still there!

The ReThink911.0rg billboard in new York City's Times Square that I mentioned earlier is being allowed to remain in place at least through October. Here's a better photo than I was able to find last time:


Frankly, I'm amazed that the PTB haven't done anything to eliminate this large billboard erected in the most conspicuous location available in New York City. Maybe it's because they realize that the people of New York City won't tend to be swayed very much by looking at the sign, because polls show that more than 70% of NYC inhabitants already have figured out that the "official" story of 9/11 is hogwash. The PTB figured that the 9/11 truth movement would fade away, but in actuality it is growing stronger every year and I think that is really great. I know that a lot of us folks start thinking from time to time that there is no way we can overcome the government and media lies and deception concerning 9/11, but seeing this huge billboard in place can go a long ways toward energizing newcomers to the 9/11 truth movement, as well as revitalizing those of us who have been in it from the start.

Besides the Times Square billboard, ReThink911.org is also posting billboards at other building sites, as well as on the sides of buses and trucks. It's a great idea, and long overdue. In addition, they are running a media blitz campaign in which supporters are asked on a regular basis to write "letters to the editor" of specific major magazines and newspapers to ask them to feature a story about the Times Square billboard, and the reasons why over 2,000 Architects and Engineers are calling for a new, independent investigation into Building 7 as well as the Twin Towers. This week's media blitz focuses on the following media outlets:

• Daily News: voicers@nydailynews.com
• New York Post: letters@nypost.com
• Newsday: letters@newsday.com
• Star-Ledger: eletters@starledger.com

The plan is for all supporter/writers to send their letters Friday, October 18th so that each news outlet receives hundreds of letters in one day. I'll be taking part in this grassroots effort, and hope that some of you regulars here will also join in. Once you write up a letter you can use the same letter for all four news organizations and send them in one e-mail. Just be sure to use BCC (blind carbon copy) in your e-mail so each organization is not aware you are sending the same message to the other 3 news sites.


Here's the letter I wrote for the last media blitz. Write something similar, using this as a guide:

There’s a billboard in Times Square placed by a grassroots organization known as ReThink911. It calls attention to the fact, unknown by many people, that a third skyscraper fell to the ground at the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. That skyscraper was WTC building 7, which was not hit by a plane and only suffered minor fire damage, but fell to the ground at free fall speed in a classic controlled demolition pattern. It was one of only three steel framed buildings ever to collapse due to a stated reason of fire damage. The other two buildings were the WTC twin towers.
More than 2,000 architects and engineers have agreed that the official story concerning the collapse of these three buildings is a farce, and have signed a petition calling for a new, independent investigation. It is definitely time to rethink the events that happened on 9/11/2001, and I implore you to run a feature story about the effort that is now underway to press for 9/11 truth. For more information, please visit ReThink911.org | Sign the International Petition for a new 9/11 investigation

[Mad Scientist]