JOE BIDEN THREATENS the LIVES of LAW ABIDING CITIZENS - WIPE AWAY the EUPHEMISMS

Arms = tools of defense             Firearms = a word created by politicians to be defined as a commodity in interstate commerce that the commerce clause grants authority to Congress to regulate. 

In other words, they created a “new term” and ascribed to it a definition using Constitutional authority to undermine the restriction placed upon government by the Constitution’s Bill Of Rights itself. If properly asserted Marbury v. Madison would nullify this term entirely. But considering it is also 14th Amendment jurisdiction that supports the authority and jurisdiction, and considering the Republic was overthrown after the Civil War by section 4 especially of the 14th (also should be seen as stricken) these politicians and their forked tongues have legislated us into tyranny. 

"Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master. Never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action."

While the above quote is attributed to George Washington, that has not been proven as fact, although it has been rumored Washington uttered many things that were not memorialized in his official documents and speeches. 

But here are some quotes that are checked.

Patrick Henry

• “Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect everyone who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are inevitably ruined.”

George Mason

• “To disarm the people…[i]s the most effectual way to enslave them.”

James Madison

• “The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. A well regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, trained to arms, is the best and most natural defense of a free country.”
• “The ultimate authority, wherever the derivative may be found, resides in the people alone.”

Noah Webster

• “Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom of Europe. The supreme power in America cannot enforce unjust laws by the sword; because the whole body of the people are armed, and constitute a force superior to any bands of regular troops that can be, on any pretense, raised in the United States.”

Samuel Adams

• “The Constitution shall never be construed to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms.”

Richard Henry Lee

• “A militia when properly formed are in fact the people themselves…and include, according to the past and general usuage of the states, all men capable of bearing arms…  “To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them.”

Thomas Jefferson

• “I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery.”
• “What country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance. Let them take arms.”
• “The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes…. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man.”
• “The Constitution of most of our states (and of the United States) assert that all power is inherent in the people; that they may exercise it by themselves; that it is their right and duty to be at all times armed.”

COP POPS HIS TOP and COMPLETELY VIOLATES A GOOD SAMARITANS RIGHTS

As a former firefighter / fire & crash rescue tech, it is not uncommon for me to render aid to victims. I’ve come up against some real assholes in my time, but that little asshat lingers. 

Check this video out.

As always special thanks to Brian Young of High Impact Flix. Please do share this with everyone you know. 

A final thought 

Words are important. They have meaning in reality and law. I’ve asked many times. Please stop calling guns or arms - FIREARMS. A “firearm is a commercial instrument owned by the central government essentially on lease to non prohibited persons. They used the Commerce clause and the not lawfully ratified  14th Amendment to bypass the 2nd Amendment as if the 2nd gave us anything. It is quite simply a restriction upon government as to where it may not tread.. and tread it does like a stampede of elephants. 

AMMON BUNDY SHUTS DOWN ILLEGAL CLOSED “OPEN MEETING” to DETERMINE MANDATED MASKS

Ammon Bundy shows up to stop an illegal government  closed door meeting to determine a policy in mandatory mask wearing due to COVID19. 

But as we all know, wearing them is pointless and merely a control tactic. 

They suspended the meeting. 

The sound was sabotaged after rendering / uploading. But most of the video is fine. 

TUCKER CARLSON - THOSE WHO ARE CAUGHT LYING OVER SERIOUS ISSUES SHOULD BE BANISHED FROM WASHINGTON NOW

RTR Truth Media -    

 We at RTR are very skeptical when it comes to the main stream corporate media, but out of all of those who report, there are a few who actually shock me that they are allowed to still be broadcast. The one at the top of that list is Tucker Carlson of Fox News. Let me be clear, I do not agree with him on a few key issues. I am not giving Trump a pass for his violation of the 2nd Amendment or the actual real collusion issue that threatens our national security which is our relationship to the foreign Rothschild Zionist State of Israel. But from the Russian collusion hoax to Iraqi WMD's and the stoking of wars by PNAC, some of the grandest lies have caused the deaths of Americans as well as civilians in foreign nations. Perpetrated by left and right. And now the continued nothinberger and liberal pundits like Pelosi and Schiff and many many more who bald face lie to cameras stoking the disinformation as many Americans apparently unable to reject what they would rather believe, embrace these lies as opposed to being able to critically think. It is sad but many fall for it. 

If there ever was election tampering it comes from these lies. And it is long passed time the liars put up, or are forced to leave DC never to return. In this episode Tucker makes that argument. They should have to "go to Camden NJ" and scrub hotels for 20 years as penance for the lies they tell. Lies are not free speech. Lies intentionally delivered is subversion. America, until these lies stop government nullifies any legitimacy or authority it had. I will not respect or abide by the laws created by lawmakers who boldly and provably lie while looking all of us right in the face. 

Washington DC.... you need a political enema!

DEMOCRAT JUVENILE COURT JUDGE FOUND GUILTY - Collapses & Dragged to Jail at Sentencing

Tensions reportedly flared inside a Cincinnati courthouse on Monday as a bailiff dragged a former judge out of the courtroom after she was ordered to be taken into custody.

The chaotic scene occurred after a judge announced his decision regarding Tracie Hunter’s 2014 conviction and six-month sentence for using her former job as judge to help a family member. Hunter, a former juvenile court judge, had been convicted for improperly giving information to her brother during a job dispute, NBC News reported. She had also been charged with a variety of misconduct but the prosecution said "we think we have made our point" when deciding to not proceed with the other charges.

NBC noted that the conviction was followed by several appeals as well as many letters and recommendations urging Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Patrick Dinkelacker not to sentence Hunter.

Judge Dinkelacker had been sent inappropriate mail trying to sway his decision in favor of hunter, a few of which making reference to his "white privilege" in not being charged with the accidental pedestrian death of someone high on cocaine and in the roadway that the judge struck. This showing a very definitive cultural Marxist ideology of those engaging in the campaign. Black Judges Matter was also a slogan used. An investigation into the accident found that the judge had broken no law and thus a tragic and unfortunate incident occurred, but one void of negligence or malice on the part of Judge Dinckelacker. The post card campaign sent these to the Judges home and not office address. This fact is apparently lost on the campaigners. All they managed to do was outrage the judge.

Dinkelacker on Monday ordered Hunter to serve the six-month jail sentence, prompting an eruption from protesters inside the courtroom. Video shows one individual wearing a "Justice for Judge Tracie M. Hunter" T-shirt being apprehended by police officers as she rushed to where Hunter was seated.

SHORT CLIP :  Judge is dragged out

FULL SENTENCING HEARING:

Ex-Ohio judge dragged from court after being ordered to be taken into custody

More: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/454235-ex-ohio-judge-dragged-from-court-after-being-ordered-to-be-taken-into

The following is from Ballotpedia. Personally I find the judges actions to be irrelevant to race. But apparently she should have held the job for some time before acting in such bad behavior.

The charges that were dropped were "backdating and falsifying records. They did her a favor by only proceeding with one charge.

Tracie Hunter was a judge for the Hamilton County Juvenile Court in Ohio. On January 10, 2014, Hunter was suspended by the Ohio Supreme Court, pending the result of indictments on eight felony counts.[1]

Hunter was elected in November 2010, and her term was to have begun in January 2011. However, due to a dispute and lawsuit over provisional ballots, she did not take office until 2012.[2][3] Hunter was sworn in on May 25, 2012.[4]

Education

Hunter received her undergraduate degree from Miami University in 1988 and her J.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1992. She also graduated in the first class of the National Association of Broadcasters Educational Leadership Development Program in Washington, DC.[4]

Career

In addition to serving as a judge, Hunter is the pastor at Western Hills Brethren in Christ Church. Before joining the court, Hunter served as a guardian ad litem with ProKids and worked as a contract attorney with the public defender's office. She opened her own law firm in 1994 and worked on probate, real estate, personal injury and civil rights matters. Before opening her own law practice Hunter was an attorney at the law firm of Waite, Schneider, Bayless & Chesley, LPA.[4

Hunter on trial, accused of backdating documents

In September 2013, two special prosecutors were appointed to investigate allegations brought by the Hamilton County prosecutor’s office that someone in Judge Hunter’s courtroom may have committed crimes by deliberately backdating court orders to prevent the orders from being appealed. Hunter already had a bad relationship with the prosecutor's office since a disagreement with county prosecutor Joe Deters earlier in 2013. Hunter accused him of defaming her, although Deters denied the claims.[5][6]

The Hamilton County public defender's office filed multiple lawsuits against Hunter with the Ohio First District Court of Appeals in 2012, due to delays in issuing rulings. Hunter failed to meet the 120-day deadline, set by the Ohio Supreme Court, for issuing rulings. According to Hamilton County Public Defender, Ray Faller, those rulings related directly to the welfare of children and included matters such as adoptions, removing children from homes or allowing them to receive permanent placement in foster homes, as well as other issues.

According to Hunter's attorney, Richard Blake, he was never contacted by special prosecutors when they were investigating the matter. However, according to special prosecutor R. Scott Croswell III, he and Merlyn Shiverdecker interviewed 30 witnesses and reviewed thousands of pages of documents during their investigation.[1] Defense lawyers Croswell and Shiverdecker were appointed to serve as special prosecutors at the request of the Hamilton County prosecutor's office. The two previously represented Deters when he was accused of theft in 2003. He was later acquitted of the charges.[7]

Hunter, in the summer of 2013, requested that an independent audit of the juvenile court be held, claiming that the juvenile court clerk's office had admitted to inaccurately reporting data on court cases. Hunter said that many of the cases she received were out-of-date before she even became the judge of the juvenile court. Hunter defended herself, saying:

“

I question the Enquirer's, Judge Williams' and the Public Defender's motivations for misrepresenting data. They all knew children were languishing in foster care for years before I ever received many of these cases. However, I am being singled out for a problem that didn't begin with me and that has been a problem in juvenile court for years.[8][9]

”

Suspended by Ohio Supreme Court following indictment

In January 2014, Hunter was indicted on eight felony counts, including:

• two counts of tampering with evidence,
• two counts of forgery,
• two counts of having an unlawful interest in a public contract, and
• two counts of theft in office.[10]

The charges related to orders which were backdated and signed by Hunter. Other charges related to her hiring her brother to work for her at the court. Hunter was also accused of using her position as a judge to obtain documents from her brother's personnel file.[1]

In accordance with state law, Hunter was disqualified from acting as a judge by the Ohio Supreme Court on January 10, 2014. The court ordered that she remain disqualified while charges were pending, but that she would continue to collect her $121,350 salary.[11][10] Hunter was not arrested.[1]

Hunter pleads not guilty

Hunter entered a plea of not guilty to nine felony charges on January 17, 2014. The charges included two counts of tampering with evidence, two counts of forgery, two counts of having an unlawful interest in a public contract, two counts of theft in office and one count of misuse of credit cards.

Following the court appearance, Hunter marched in the Cincinnati parade for Dr. Martin Luther King on January 20, 2014. She marched behind a banner that showed her picture next to the famous civil rights leader's image. Prior to the march, on December 15, 2013, she made the following statement at a rally:

“

I don't care what they do to me. If I go to jail then I will join the long list of Martin Luther King. I will join the long list of people like Rosa Parks. I will join the long list of people like Nelson Mandela.[12][9]

”

Bishop Bobby Hilton, a supporter of Hunter, commented that the charges against the judge were a political move by enemies she made when she contested the results of a 2010 election. That year, she ran for her current seat against John M. Williams, and eventually was declared the winner. Hunter, in an email to juvenile court staff following the indictment, said she wanted "it understood that Hamilton County Juvenile Court was not ready for its first African American and Democrat judge."[13]

Trial

Jury selection in Hunter's misconduct trial began on September 8, 2014, in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas with Judge Norbert A. Nadel presiding. Hunter's charges related to allegations that she forged and backdated documents, used her county credit card to pay for legal filings and getting involved in the firing of her brother, who worked at the juvenile court.[14][15]

On December 5, 2014, Hunter was convicted of one felony and was sentenced to six months of jail time in the Hamilton County Justice Center. Nadel handed down the sentence, stating: "The evidence showed that the criminal conduct of Tracie Hunter has dealt a very serious blow to the public confidence of our judicial system and there's no question about that."[16][17]However, the jury was unable to reach a decision on eight other charges. Nadel declared a mistrial on the remaining charges, and a new trial date was scheduled for those counts.[18][19]

On December 26, 2014, the Ohio Supreme Court issued a stay on Hunter's six-month prison sentence while she awaited her retrial on the eight charges.[20]

Hunter appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court asking that Judge Patrick Dinkelacker be removed from presiding over her retrial on eight felony charges because she believed that Dinkelacker would not be able to remain impartial.[19] However, a poll of the judges of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas (taken per Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor's request) revealed that the other judges would all recuse themselves if selected to preside over Hunter's case.[21]

Dinkelacker, in a separate letter to Chief Justice O'Connor, stated: "I find no legal reason or judicial code of conduct guidelines which permits me to disqualify myself."[22] He further argued that his appeals court decision against Hunter and the contempt of court ruling was supported by the Ohio Supreme Court, and yet Hunter did not ask the Ohio Supreme Court to be removed from presiding over any cases involving her.[19][22]

On January 19, 2016, the day the trial was scheduled to begin, special prosecutors dropped the remaining eight charges against Hunter. Special Prosecutor Scott Croswell said they had made their point, and that, "Whether Tracie Hunter is convicted of one felony or nine felonies makes little or no difference." Attorney Jennifer Branch said she believed the charges were dropped because the prosecution knew it couldn't win.[23] On January 21, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Hunter could continue to delay her jail sentence while she appealed her conviction. An appeals court upheld her conviction and the state supreme court to decided not to hear the case.[24][25]

Arrest

Hunter was arrested on July 22, 2019, following Hunter's conviction and sentencing to six months in jail.[26]

Hunter sued for denying the media access to her courtroom (2013)

In 2013, WCPO Television and The Enquirer sued Hunter, claiming she improperly closed her courtroom to the public and media.[27] Hunter barred The Enquirer from her courtroom after the newspaper printed the names of six juvenile defendants. She stated that including the names of juveniles in the publication violated a court order restricting the disclosure of the defendants' names.[28] However, the Ohio First District Court of Appeals required that the publication's writers be allowed access to the courtroom and stayed the enforcement of the restriction on the disclosure of the names.[28]

At a hearing following the appellate court's ruling, Hunter announced The Enquirer could attend the hearings regarding the criminal case, so long as the publication did not publish the names of the defendants. As a result of this announcement, the appeals court found Hunter in contempt of court.[28] The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the appellate court's finding that Hunter was in contempt of court, stating that she understood what the appellate court was ordering and that "her statement to the contrary is nothing more than a declaration of defiance."[29]

Since she was sued in her capacity as a judge, Hunter was represented by the Hamilton County prosecutor's office. However, Hunter attempted to hire private attorneys to represent her. Due to disputes which arose after the 2010 election, Hunter felt it would have been a conflict of interest for Hamilton County prosecutor Joe Deters to represent her. Deters stated, "There is no authority [for Hunter] to do that at all."[27] However, three attorneys filed documents on Hunter's behalf.[27]

Hunter involved in dispute over hiring of court administrator (2012)

Hunter had some public disputes with her former election opponent and current colleague, John M. Williams, since the 2010 election. Williams lost that election following a challenge by Hunter, but was appointed to a vacancy on the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas the following year.

In October 2012, Hunter attempted to hire Wende Cross as her own court administrator, after reprimanding Curt Kissinger, who was serving as the juvenile court administrator and thus reported to both Hunter and Williams. Hunter stated:

“	[B]ased on Judge Williams’ unprecedented and inappropriate interference it is apparent that Curt Kissinger performs his duties at the pleasure of John Williams. Therefore, in order for me to effectively carry out my duties as judge of Hamilton County Juvenile Court, I also require a court administrator.[30][9]	”
—Judge Tracie Hunter

Judge Williams stated, "I think that a hire like this is unnecessary and creates a confusing management structure and is a waste of taxpayer dollars."[30] The new court administrator would have been paid a $106,900 annual salary. No other courts in the county have multiple court administrators.[31]

Hunter's attempt to hire her own administrator caused a backlash with Hamilton County commissioners, who filed suit against her and asked her to not to go through with the hire. They withdrew the suit the next day. Hunter did hire Cross, but as a magistrate rather than a court administrator. The salary for magistrates is $75,000.[31]

Elections

2010

See also: Ohio judicial elections, 2010

Hunter defeated Daniel J. Donnellon in the Democratic primary to advance to general election. She ran against John M. Williams in November. Williams was originally declared the winner of this race.[32][33] However, the race was undecided until July 2012, due to a legal dispute over whether to count 849 ballots which were cast in the wrong precincts. The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the erroneous ballots to be ignored, but U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott ruled that 149 of such ballots were only wrong because of poll worker errors and should be counted.[3]

• In July 2012, the Republican Party dropped their appeal of the vote total, allowing Hunter to take her seat on the court.[3]

See also: Hunter v. Hamilton County Board of Elections, upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit.

On October 21, 2013, Hunter was awarded $921,000 in legal fees in connection with her lawsuit for the recount.[1]

Footnotes

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The Supreme Court of Ohio, "Miscellaneous Orders: In re Disqualification of Hunter," January 10, 2014
2. Jump up↑ The Supreme Court of Ohio, "2010 Official General Election Results," accessed December 8, 2014
3. ↑ Jump up to:3.0 3.1 3.2 Cincinnati.com, "Appeal dropped in juvenile judge race," July 2, 2012
4. ↑ Jump up to:4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Hamilton County Juvenile Court, "Judge Tracie M. Hunter"
5. Jump up↑ WCPO, "Special prosecutors to investigate backdating allegations in Judge Tracie Hunter's courtroom," September 24, 2013
6. Jump up↑ Hamilton County Juvenile Court, "Press release - Statement from Judge Hunter regarding Prosecutor Deters," accessed June 23, 2014
7. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "Special counsel scrutinize Hunter," September 24, 2014
8. Jump up↑ The Cincinnati Herald, "Hunter requests independent audit of Juvenile Court backlog," August 22, 2013
9. ↑ Jump up to:9.0 9.1 9.2 Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
10. ↑ Jump up to:10.0 10.1 Cincinnati.com, "Judge Tracie Hunter indicted on 8 felony counts," January 10, 2014
11. Jump up↑ The Supreme Court of Ohio, "Case Announcements, In re Disqualification of Hunter," January 10, 2014
12. Jump up↑ Fox 19, "Tracie Hunter makes statement with MLK march," January 20, 2014
13. Jump up↑ The Cincinnati Herald, "‘Injustice has reigned down upon this judge’," January 23, 2014
14. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "Judge Tracie Hunter's lawyers subpoenaed," June 2, 2014
15. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "More fireworks in Tracie Hunter trial," September 20, 2014
16. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "Tracie Hunter sentenced to 6 months in jail," December 5, 2014
17. Jump up↑ USA Today, "Ohio judge given 6-month sentence," December 5, 2014
18. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "Tracie Hunter to get new trial on 8 charges," January 14, 2015
19. ↑ Jump up to:19.0 19.1 19.2 Cincinnati.com, "Judge wants to stay on Tracie Hunter case," April 9, 2015
20. Jump up↑ Cincinnati.com, "Ohio Supreme Court: Tracie Hunter can avoid jail for now," December 27, 2014
21. Jump up↑ Scribd.com, "Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas letter to the Ohio Supreme Court," April 8, 2015
22. ↑ Jump up to:22.0 22.1 Scribd.com, "Letter from Judge Pat Dinkelacker to the Ohio Supreme Court," April 7, 2015
23. Jump up↑ WLWT5, "All remaining charges against Tracie Hunter dropped," January 19, 2016
24. Jump up↑ Cinncinnati.com, "Supreme Court: Tracie Hunter can avoid jail, for now," January 21, 2016
25. Jump up↑ WCPO, "Tracie Hunter timeline: Conflict follows judge from election to trial to present," May 20, 2016
26. Jump up↑ WLWT5, "Former Judge Tracie Hunter dragged out of the courtroom, ordered to serve six months in jail," July 22, 2019
27. ↑ Jump up to:27.0 27.1 27.2 Cincinnati.com, "Judge Hunter hires private lawyers," May 9, 2013
28. ↑ Jump up to:28.0 28.1 28.2 ABA Journal, "Judge found in contempt for barring journalist from courtroom in defiance of appeals court order," July 24, 2013
29. Jump up↑ Columbus Dispatch, "Ohio Supreme Court upholds ruling against judge," Dec. 21, 2013
30. ↑ Jump up to:30.0 30.1 Cincinnati.com, "Judges' battle called 'chaos'," October 17, 2012
31. ↑ Jump up to:31.0 31.1 Cincinnati.com, "Hunter hires Cross but not as 2nd administrator," October 23, 2012
32. Jump up↑ Hamiton County Board of Elections, "Official Election Results 5/4/10," accessed December 8, 2014
33. Jump up↑ Hamilton County Board of Elections, "Official General Election Results," accessed December 8, 2014