Category: Cartels vs. liberty

Some people and big-money institutions live by a different set of rules and laws from the rest of us. Take the case of Reliant Bank v. Bush in Williamson County and now again before the …

Today on my show I will have an interview with a studied commoner, Brian Robertson, whose calling is in the transportation industry (aka truck driver/operator). This private student of law proposes that our authority over …

Nathan E. Brooks is a volunteer jailhouse minister who says he aggressively used the federal oppression statute when he was a practicing attorney. Today he is on the sunny walking bridge in downtown Chattanooga and …

You are male, African-American, traveling down the road, and the blue lights are flashing behind you. You have a revoked driver license for an unpaid court fine. How can oppressed minorities in encounters of this …

How is it that an honorable Hamilton County jurist allows his court to keep alive an abusive prosecution by city police and the district attorney’s office of a poor black woman who refuses to cave? …

The funeral rites and processions for deceased police officer Nicholas Galinger are in full-flag military form for a reason. The military posture of his burial in Cincinnati intends to tell the public of heroism, sacrifice, …

Joe Salant of War Room by Reconstructionist Radio interviews race reparations activist David Tulis in Chattanooga about using administrative notice to force police and sheriff’s deputies to obey the black-letter law in Tennessee.

Today at 4 p.m. eastern time I will be doing an FB live podcast with Joe Salant of War Room at Reconstructionist Radio on Christian rebuilding by using projects such as my transportation administrative notice …