A friend of mine who is stating to appreciate common law ask me about someone name Rod Class and said he was arrested. I didn't know who he was, so I looked him up on the Internet and it didn't take but a couple of clicks to find a YoutTube interview with him.

So I started watching this interview and in under three minutes I observed the first of his mistakes.

In light of the recent execution of officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjen Liu we need to take a serious look at what racist politicians are doing to incite violence against police or any other people and what we people are not doing to protect them. We should acknowledge that, yes, a percentage of police officers are corrupt. But even if 20% of police officers are corrupt, that means that 80% are not corrupt and they deserve our support to help weed out those who are corrupt.

I have seen many complaints about government run schools. So many people dislike that fact that schools are teaching their children to accept homosexuality, inter racial relations, the theory of evolution as fact, and the acceptance of the satanic religion of Islam as peaceful. They gripe about what government runs schools do, but fail to do anything about it. Some of them will go to the school board meetings to complain there, but none of this has any impact on the course of the conditioning our children are exposed to.

Some readers may wonder why I so commonly use the terminology "these united states" when referring to the group of states known as The United States of America and why I do not capitalize the name. The United States of America is a title and one name of a trust formed at the establishment of these united states. Contrary to what American people have been taught in government run schools, the group of member states are separate nations. The United States is a name that was actually trademarked by the corporation The United States of America.

I recently watched (again) the video about an airman in the Air Force and the injuries he sustained and his overcoming these injuries. He had lost both of his legs and his hand when a rocket RPG exploded 3 feet from where he stood. He was thrown 25 feet in the air.

People seem to be at a loss about what can be done to correct the wrongs of the corporations that we have been told run our government. You should be aware that a corporation has no more authority over you than Walmart or Home Depot. The united states of America formed a 2nd corporation in 1879 (thereabouts) to operate the business of the federal government. With the corporation it was able to do what any other corporation could do. It did not gain any authority over people in forming this new corporation.

I have listened and read complaints by many people about the size of government in these untied states for years now. The way that most people attempt to fix a bloated government is to elect other people who promise to reduce the size of government. Yet, if we look at government, it has never gotten smaller and only gotten bigger since its inception in the united states of America. As a matter of fact, I have met people from some European countries who talk about how much worse the police are here than in their home countries.

I used to be involved in the Libertarian Party. As a matter of fact I chaired the Libertarian Party of Pierce County Washington for a couple of years back in 2000 and 2001. One thing I found frustrating was how most Libertarian candidates could not garner more than around 30% of the vote. This was true even though the race, like mine, was only a two way race.

For many years I have been an avid voter. I have been a firm believer in doing my patriotic duty to participate in determining the course of government in my state and nation. Then something started to change. I learned that state and nation were one and the same. I learned the United States refers most commonly to a corporation. And I learned that when I vote, elections, especially those utilizing electronic tabulation, are rigged. Lastly, I learned that the people for whom I vote are not in fact government representatives, but corporate officers.