Category: Cartels vs. liberty

Traffic stop reform starts bottom up; no hope for fix from top

Bottom-up reform relies on the commoner to accomplish its end, not the chief, leader or high official. By David Tulis / 92.7 NoogaRadio Reform of abusive police practices will rely more and more on the working man, the broken man, the jobless man, person with unpaid fines, the soul with three jobs and no degree. […]

Biggest enabler of police state: Sessions, city courts

I like to propose solutions to problems rather than just complaining. Here is a problem for Christian people to think about — with the solution being societal and personal, rather than being rooted in repair of a system or government entity. By David Tulis / 92.7 NoogaRadio The problem is the very idea and practice […]

DA Schmidt so abuses law he may make perfect sessions judge in Wednesday vote

Fraud has the outward visible sign of honesty, but lacks the inward spiritual grace. A legal maxim District attorney David Schmidt, in the running as one of 20 applicants for sessions court judge in Hamilton County, is blotted by at least one violation of  lawyer ethics in a recent case involving a liberty oriented criminal […]

Marceaux rehearses career insisting on rights, defying cops, taunting courts

Cop watch activist Basil Marceaux is 66 years old and in ailing health. He has been arrested 27 times and attributes his courage in defying lawless public servants to his Marine Corps background and to a desire to preserve American liberties. Mr. Marceaux is the bane of Tennessee judges and clerks for his dogged dealings […]

Powerful banks + corrupt judges = fraud in TN

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 Tennessee Supreme Court. By Byron Bush / ABetterTennessee.com ANY decision heard by a court of law can be justified or […]

Interview: State is trafficker in weird securities — car titles, birth certificates

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 our children is limited on account of marriage licenses and birth certificates, which are financial and commercial instruments, some of […]

City harasses tough-talking jailhouse cleric Brooks for bridge tunes

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 is challenging SEI, the city’s contractor security company, to forbid him to strum his guitar, sing and accept donated coins […]

Showing partiality is personable, honorable; but is it just, constitutional?

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? Admittedly I don’t know the reasons why judge Clarence Shattuck in sessions court passes a rack of criminal charges against […]

Galinger rites tell overlooked truth: Cops are military

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, duty, the public will, and the best of American public institutions. Looking at drone shots of the military procession on […]