Tuesday, January 13, 2015 The “Malheur Mafia” Takes Its Cut   “Who’s the Justiciar here?” “If I don’t have my black robe on, I’m just like anybody else,” Oregon District Judge Gregory Baxter once pontificated from the bench. “But if I am wearing my black robe I expect my orders to be followed.”  Once he […]

Monday, February 23, 2015 SWAT Raids for Mundanes, Taxi Rides for the Elite Scenes from the American Soyuz: More than 120 “door-kicks” take place each day.   Summoned from his slumber by the insistent pounding on his front door, Mark Casterline opened his bedroom window to ask what was wanted. By way of reply a […]

Thursday, February 26, 2015 If You’re Not “Sovereign,” You’re Servile Ultima ratio Regum: Where the State exists, the law does not.   Like most epithets of its kind, the expression “sovereign citizen” is more frequently used than defined. One of the many luxuries the Regime provides for itself is the option of defining criminal categories […]

Sunday, March 8, 2015 Underdogs and Overlords We’re not worthy: Georgia police dog “Tanja” is buried with full honors. A little less than a year ago, Michael Vickers shot and seriously wounded a 10-year-old boy in Broxton, Georgia under circumstances that remain unclear. The victim, Dakota Corbitt, suffered serious and potentially permanent injury to his […]

Friday, March 13, 2015 Criminal Violence as Political Theater: Standard Operating Procedure for the FBI   They collected them — and probably sold them, too: Feds pose with firearms confiscated at the border. “The Investigations Division of the Office of the Inspector General has thoroughly reviewed your allegations and concluded that the issues raised do […]

Thursday, March 19, 2015 Cold War II: This Time, The Commies Are In Washington   How the Communist takeover was supposed to look, according to “Red Dawn” (1984) … The Regime in Washington is the only government asserting the supposed right to carry out summary executions anywhere on the face of the globe, so we […]

Sunday, April 5, 2015 From “Civil Rights” to Cultural Totalitarianism The public memory of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement has been shaped by iconic images of state-licensed violence – peaceful protesters being beaten and otherwise abused by police for exercising the right to seek redress of grievances. The civil rights movement began as an effort […]