Tag Archives: national sovereignty
Overstepping sovereign bounds
The US taxpayer will fund the cleanup of uranium on the sovereign lands of the Navajo and Hopi Indians, according to a story in the Farmington Daily Times newspaper. Why? The Navajo and Hopi nations are sovereign lands, run by … Continue reading
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Ceding America’s sovereignty through food policy
American sovereignty is probably in no greater danger than now as Congress moves to cede decisions on agricultural production and policy to the World Trade Organization and labyrinth of unelected government officials within the United States, including the Department of … Continue reading
Filed under Agriculture, Government, Media, News, Politics, Technology
14th Amendment was never intended for this
The original intent of the 14th Amendment was never to grant “anchor baby” or “birthright” status to illegal aliens bent on gaming the system here in America. Unfortunately, that’s how the liberals have interpreted it and thus allowed the system … Continue reading
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US cedes border region, land to Mexico
This is no longer a matter of politics but a military matter. Congress has the authority and the obligation to immediately declare war on Mexico and allow the US military to secure our southern border as they have been trained. As in war, the purpose of our military being stationed on our border is not to make friends with the enemy combatants and others attempting to infiltrate our country, the purpose is to destroy them on contact.
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An act of war or simply a news story?
When forces from one country start shooting at uniformed forces from another country is that simply a crime or an act of war? Certainly a uniformed deputy sheriff, operating under the color and authority of the laws affecting his jurisdiction, is an agent of the United States, and as such, those foreign forces firing upon him, whether wearing a uniform or not, should be considered as engaging in war against the United States and therefore treated as such.
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