UNCONSTITUTIONAL
KANGAROO COURT TO TRY PARKER AND DREXLER
FOR THE THIRD TIME!
WHAT? UNTIL THEY CAN FIND A WAY
TO GET A CONVICTION LIKE STICKING
THEIR BUBBLE GUM ON THEIR BEDPOST AT NIGHT?!
THEY ARE TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BE ARRESTED AND TRIED FOR TREASON AGAINST PARKER AND DREXLER AND THE PEOPLE AT LARGE
"I have no words........
Eric Parker and Scott Drexler will be tried again 8/23/17"
Andrea Parker
AGENDA 21 / 2020 / 2030
Manipulating and Controlling the People
Stealing their land
and Relocating those remaining
in to tiny urban apartments - slavery in the city
Published on Dec 21, 2016
(((We need to fight back to get our Rights back - Battle of 2014)))
We Lost Our Land Rights During the Civil War
There were a variety of issues that led to the Civil War, but they all pretty much centered on this theme. The southern states always maintained the position that a strong federal government was a threat to local norms and traditions. This came from the colonial days and the debates that took place with the debate over the U.S. Constitution. Ultimately, the southern states, being less populated, were concerned that the more highly populated northern states would use their influence to force their will on the south through federal influences. The issue of slavery became one of the key issues, not because the northern population in general wanted to do something about it, but because it was the most divisive issue of the time. The federal government began a series of policy changes that the south did not agree with regarding taxation and trade (cotton was the main crop for trade -clothing, drapes, bedspreads and sheets, etc both domestically and overseas). The southern states, being threatened by the north's manipulation and restrictions as well as taxation on crops, began to withdraw from the union on the grounds that they had the right to do so under the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. The slavery issue came to the forefront later, and many in the south were discussing the possibility of freeing the slaves on their own. Basically, the south believed that the states should have more control over their own destiny while northern states believed the federal government should have more power to deal with state level issues. These facts are conveniently left out of today's school textbooks, if even the civil war is taught at all.
We Lost Our Land Rights During the Civil War
There were a variety of issues that led to the Civil War, but they all pretty much centered on this theme. The southern states always maintained the position that a strong federal government was a threat to local norms and traditions. This came from the colonial days and the debates that took place with the debate over the U.S. Constitution. Ultimately, the southern states, being less populated, were concerned that the more highly populated northern states would use their influence to force their will on the south through federal influences. The issue of slavery became one of the key issues, not because the northern population in general wanted to do something about it, but because it was the most divisive issue of the time. The federal government began a series of policy changes that the south did not agree with regarding taxation and trade (cotton was the main crop for trade -clothing, drapes, bedspreads and sheets, etc both domestically and overseas). The southern states, being threatened by the north's manipulation and restrictions as well as taxation on crops, began to withdraw from the union on the grounds that they had the right to do so under the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. The slavery issue came to the forefront later, and many in the south were discussing the possibility of freeing the slaves on their own. Basically, the south believed that the states should have more control over their own destiny while northern states believed the federal government should have more power to deal with state level issues. These facts are conveniently left out of today's school textbooks, if even the civil war is taught at all.
BLM Whistleblower: Reid Bunkerville and the
Military Industrial Complex at Bundy Ranch
Check out 1865, a little History of How we Legally have no Rights to any American Land
http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/chron/...
Bundy Ranch Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bundyranch?r...
Cliven Bundy's YouTube Channel
Cliven D. Bundys Range War
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iygs0...
Contact the Nevada State Governor and tell him we don't want Agenda 21
http://gov.nv.gov/contact/
Clark County Sheriffs Number. 1-702-828-3233
Directions to Bundy Ranch in NV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_bmL...
Bundy Ranch Directions to in NV 10252109_691608087563344_6690044208191851126_n
Clark County Sheriffs Number. 1-702-828-3233
The Act of 1865, Land Grab
http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/chron/...
2 comments:
"It doesn’t take an in-depth understanding of economics to realize that in a healthy and sane society, the distribution of wealth would be dramatically different. The sad part is that if Americans understood how much wealth there is, we would have a full-blown revolution."
"It is now time for awake and aware individuals to step up, find common ground and lead their communities to a sustainable future."
http://www.newstatesman.com/2013/10/were-living-system-new-feudalism-heres-how-change-it
http://www.amendmentgazette.com/2013/08/02/feudalism-then-and-now/
Federalism is feudalism
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