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Thursday, May 20, 2021
How To Assure Repetition of Hamas Rocket Attacks
Via Mike
There is one sure-fire way of guaranteeing that Hamas will continue to employ terrorism against Israel.... That sure-fire way is to reward the terrorists who employ this tactic and to punish their intended victims who try to fight back.
More @ Gatestone Institute
What Trump Meant to Millions
Via G.W. Long
I loved President Trump because he stood up for the ordinary people of America, those who for so long had been kept in cultural servitude by the political elite. Trump endowed ordinary Americans with a sense of possibilities by returning manufacturing jobs to America, restoring our sovereignty as a nation free of global institutions, and, above all, ending the atmosphere of political correctness that had choked free expression for decades.
More @ WLT
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
The Examiner and Journal of Political Economy: Devoted to the Advancement of the Cause of State Rights and Free Trade
Via 
789
"The States united to maintain the independence of each, not the
sovereignty or supreme power of the General Government, that being
merely the agent of the States."
---Extracts from a Speech on the
Question of admitting Missouri into the Union. Delivered in Congress,
the seventh of February, 1820, by Louis M'Lane, Representative from the
State of Delaware.
"This Union, as I shall presently show, is
nothing more than a compact between the States which compose it, and the
General Government.
"The fundamental principle of this, and of
every other republican government, is, that the sovereign power resides,
and is inherent in the people, and not in the government. The
sovereign power is the right of the people to unite together for objects
of their mutual safety and advantage, and to establish a public
authority to order and direct what is to be done by each in relation to
the end of the association. Upon the principle of our Government, all
the sovereignty is in the people; they are the fountain whence it flows
and the General Government has no more power than what the people have
delegated to it for federal purposes. In the establishment of public
authority, a greater or less portion of power may be delegated by the
people, by voluntary engagements; but whatever may be the power
delegated, the sovereignty is not impaired, since it was by their will,
and may be recalled or modified by the same will, when the ends and
objects of their association require it.
"All governments are
instituted for the protection of this right in the people. Before the
formation of the Union, the people of each State were sovereign and
independent; they had exercised their sovereignty in the formation of
State constitutions and governments; they not only retained all power
not given to those governments by their constitutions, but they
possessed the right of altering and changing their constitutions at
will. In virtue of this sovereign power, the people of the old States
consented to form a compact of Union, for their mutual safety and
equality of rights, and they consented to vest in the Government of the
Union certain powers; the better to guarantee to the people the
enjoyment of the remainder. The powers of the General Government are
therefore limited; and all the power not delegated remains with the
States, as far as their constitutions give it, and with the people. In
all other respects, the States and the people are as completely
sovereign as they were before the Union.
"The powers of the
General Government are purely federal; they are neither national nor
municipal; the rights of the people in their State Governments are both
national and municipal. The jurisdiction of the Federal Government
extends to the connections, intercourse, and commerce of the republic
with foreign States and Governments, and with each other as sovereign
independent States. But the administration of their local concerns, the
regulation of their domestic relations, the rights of property,
together with the whole routine of municipal regulations, belong to the
States and the people."
The Attack on Marco Bassani
You may remember a meme circulating widely after the U.S. presidential election last November with a picture of Kamala Harris and the following comment: “She will be an inspiration to young girls by showing that if you sleep with the right powerfully connected men then you too can play second fiddle to a man with dementia. It’s basically a Cinderella story.”
The political theorist and historian Marco Bassani, Professor of History of Political Theory at the Università Statale di Milano, was one of many who reposted the meme on a personal social media page. When this was brought to the attention of his university, the administration initiated disciplinary proceedings that finally reached a conclusion this past week after over six months. The verdict, reported in the Italian news, was that Prof. Bassani was found guilty of sharing “sexist and highly offensive content, not only toward the directly interested party but toward the entire female gender.” As punishment, his university teaching and salary were suspended for one month.
More @ The Abbeville Institute
Scarce Confederate Rigdon, Ansley & Co. C.S.A. Single Action Revolver
Opening Bid:
$10,000** w/ Buyer's Premium (BP) : $12,500.00
Serial no. 2280 [lever latch, lever, barrel, frame triggerguard,
cylinder and butt], .36 caliber, 7 1/2-inch octagonal / round
barrel with fixed front sight. Blued finish. Top of barrel marked:
C.S.A. Brass gripstraps. 12 stop cylinder. Smooth walnut one-piece
grip. W to the left side of the triggerguard. According to
Confederate Longarms and Pistols, A Pictorial Study by Hill &
Anthony, "Charles H. Rigdon started after the Leech & Rigdon firm
was disbanded. The first production was to complete approximately
500 Leech & Rigdon revolvers. The barrels were marked "Leech &
Rigdon". Then Rigdon started manufacturing his improved revolver
with the 12 stop slot cylinder. The 12 stop cylinder was copied
from Manhattan Arms. Co. The serial number range was from 1500 to
2500. From 1700 and up, barrels were marked C.S.A." Flayderman's
Guide also notes, "these were made from 1864-1865, with a quantity
of around 1,000."
Condition: Very good. Finish primarily a dark grey patina with
noticeable signs of handling wear, age and patches of pitting.
Dings and scuffs present to wood. Action rotates, but needs
adjustment. Moderately pitted bore.
@ Heritage
China Releases Video Targeting TGP Contributor Lawrence Sellin, PhD, Due to His Work Uncovering the Role of China’s Military in the COVID-19 Crisis (VIDEO)
Via Billy
We must be right over the target because China is now attacking TGP contributor Lawrence Sellin, Ph.D.
China released a video where Col. Sellin is the target due to his reports identifying the connections between China’s military and the origins of the China coronavirus (COVID-19).
TGP contributor Dr. Lawrence Sellin is the target of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The government of the People’s Republic of China, the CCP, has released an official video attacking Colonel Sellin.
More @ The Gateway Pundit
Cotton: We Might Have to Hold up Defense Funding to Pass Ban on Critical Race Theory in Military
Via Billy
On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Ingraham Angle,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) stated that Senate Republicans might have to hold up defense spending to pass his bill banning the military from teaching critical race theory.
After Cotton brought up the CRT ban legislation, host Laura Ingraham asked, “[Y]ou can prevent the funding of this with the Republican votes. Because plenty of Democrats don’t want to give any increase in spending to the military. So, if you guys hold up the funding, they’re suddenly going to listen. Will you do that?”
Cotton responded, “That may be a step we have to take, Laura, but I wouldn’t say that we can’t get that passed either. Remember, the defense bill passes every year. It has passed every year for 60 years. We have an open amendment process in the committee and on the floor. I think there may be one or two Democrats who don’t think that we should be teaching our troops that the most important thing about them is the color of their skin rather than their ability to help save the lives of the men and women to the right and to their left.”
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