Extract from Perspectives on American Taxation by John Choate

 Mandatory Repatriation Tax,

piercing the corporate veil,

no cash to pay levy, taxation of wealth.

            If you are picking up this chapter as a stand alone query into what can possibly be ’worse than poor’ in taxation, well now you will know, as the Judge in this case stated, ‘no good deed goes unpunished.’ This is when the taxpayer is charged with gain, no deduction nor exemption, taxes are assessed, but no cash was, is or will become available to pay the tax. 

A couple owned stock in a foreign corporation, operating in India.  There is an element of splitting income, covered in Chapter 8, wherein the corporation makes money and the corporation is taxed on the money, but the  shareholders are not so taxed, the ‘piercing corporate veil doctrine.’ There is an element of  deferral of income under the requirement of  realization of gain, discussed in Chapter 4  and the Macomber case [252 U.S. 189,  1920], wherein a stock dividend is unrealized gain,  is not taxed, and  is not reportable for taxation as the ‘fruit of the tree doctrine’. There is an element of capital or ordinary gain treatment, discussed in Chapter 6, as the ‘capital investment doctrine.’ There is an element of payment of cash out for the MRT, Mandatory Repatriation Tax, like an ‘excise tax’ in Chapter 31, or  a ‘confiscation penalty ‘as in Chapter 32.  There is an element of whether this MRT was authorized by the XVIth (16^th) Amendment, which is discussed in  Chapters 3, 6, 8, 9, 12,  21, 31. 

            The couple invested $40,000 in the corporation, and had received neither cash nor stock dividends. The money earned by the company had been reinvested in the company, similar to Henry Ford plowing his corporation’s earnings back into his company, and discussed in Chapters 4, and 8.

In 2017, the ‘Mandatory Repatriation Tax, a one-time “transition tax” was to repatriate foreign earnings. See 26 US Code 965. No reduction for return of capital. By taxing targeted U.S. shareholders, without accounting for realization, recognition, grace, offsets, the MRT generated litigation.  See Chapter 21.H. Foreign Tax Credit.

            In 1789, Congress could levy “direct taxes” “apportioned among the several States” U.S. Const. art. I, § 2, cl. 3, “in proportion to the census or enumeration” of the States’ populations. U.S. Const. art. I, § 9, cl. 4. Meaning if one State had twice the population of another, it also had to contribute twice as much.  Apportionment of incomes was abandoned by the 16^th Amendment.  

       On appeal ‘taxing the [shareholders] based on their pro-rata share of [foreign corporation] retained profits was ruled constitutional.’ Amicus curiae briefs are being filed as of summer 2023. Moore v. United States, CASE NO. C19-1539-JCC (W.D. Wash. Nov. 19, 2020). Moore v. United States, 53 F.4th 507 (9th Cir. 2022)  dissent ‘no good deed goes unpunished.’ Moore v U.S. Petition for Certiorari 2023.

            Perspective’s analysis. The Court has these choices, among others, to resolve the competing positions, raising revenue and keeping assets. First, the Mandatory Repatriation Tax is an excise and is not within any restrictions or liberation of the 16^th Amendment, but otherwise Constitutional. Government wins.

Second, the MRT can penetrate the veil between corporation and shareholder to reach the shareholder’s pro rata portion of earnings,  Government wins.

Third, the realization of gain per the Macomber [252 U.S. 189 ,  1920] decision is limited to stock dividends, and foreign earnings are otherwise realized. Government  wins.

Fourth, the precedent of realization,  to define taxable gain, elucidated by Macomber, [252 U.S. 189 , 1920] and the corporate veil, which separates corporations from shareholders, will not be disturbed or limited, i.e. overturned. Taxpayer wins.

Fifth, the legislative history espoused before adoption of the XVIth (16^th) amendment is binding on the definition of income or economic benefit, and does not, in the absence of apportionment and uniformity, extend to wealth taxation. Moore v. United States, 53 F.4th 507 (9th Cir. 2022)  dissent Taxpayer wins.

Sixth, the taxation of wealth, independent of income and excise tax authority is subject to the 5th Amendment of the Bill of rights, ‘nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.’ Taxpayer wins.

Seventh, the corporate wealth was not earnings, but instead capital, which is not subject to the tax. Taxpayer wins.

Eighth, since this case was listed for consideration without a conflict between multiple Circuit Court of appeals,  nor dispute between states, the Supreme Court may want to take the opportunity to express itself in other areas of finance. Such as Constitutionality of National Debt ceilings, or Government expansion, the history of taxation, as exhaustively reviewed in the nearly 200 page decision of Sebelius, and shorter in the Moore v. United States, 53 F.4th 507 (9th Cir. 2022)  dissent , or the use of inflation to fund the Government beyond Constitutional delegations of authority to legislative, executive and judicial branches.

Read more at.

Commissioner v. Banks, 543 U.S. 426 (2005)

Comm’r v. Glenshaw Glass Co. , 348 U.S. 426, 429”, 1955.

Eisner v. Macomber  252 U.S. 189, 1920.

Flint v. Stone Tracy Co.  220 U.S. 107 (1911).

Helvering v. Bruun, 309 U.S. 461, 469, 1940.

Helvering v. Horst , 311 U.S. 112, 116, 1943.

Hylton v. United States , 3 U.S. (3 Dall.) 171,1796.

McCulloch v. Maryland , 17 U.S. (4 Wheat.) 316, 323–25,1819.

Moore v. United States, 36 F.4th 930, 934 (9th Cir. 2022)

National Federation of Independent Business v Sebelius   567 U.S. 519, 11-393, 2012.

Pollock v. Farmers’ Loan & Tr. Co. 158 U.S. 601, 618,1895.

Springer v. United States , 102 U.S. 586, 602, 1881.

United States v. James,  333 F.2d 748, 753 (9th Cir. 1964)

James v. United States, 366 U.S. 213 (1961).

Pacific Ins. Co. v. Soule, 74 U.S. (7 Wall.) 433 (1868)

26 U.S. Code § 245A – Deduction for foreign source-portion of dividends received by domestic corporations from specified 10-percent owned foreign corporations.

26 U.S. Code § 475 – Mark to market accounting method for dealers in securities.

26 U.S. Code § 702 – Income and credits of partner.

26 U.S. Code § 817A – Special rules for modified guaranteed contracts.

26 U.S. Code § 877A – Tax responsibilities of expatriation.

26 U.S. Code § 951 – Amounts included in gross income of United States shareholders.

26 U.S. Code § 961 – Adjustments to basis of stock in controlled foreign corporations and of other property.

26 U.S. Code § 962 – Election by individuals to be subject to tax at corporate rates.

26 U.S. Code § 965 – Treatment of deferred foreign income upon transition to participation exemption system of taxation.

26 U.S. Code § 1001 – Determination of amount of and recognition of gain or loss.

26 U.S. Code § 1256 – Section 1256 contracts marked to market.

26 U.S. Code § 1366 – Pass-thru of items to shareholders.

Fifth Amendment, Bill of Rights (1791).

16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Federal Income Tax (1913).

Moore v. United States, CASE NO. C19-1539-JCC 

(W.D. Wash. Nov. 19, 2020).

 Moore v. United States, 53 F.4th 507 (9th Cir. 2022)

Moore, Charles v U.S. (US Supreme Court  22-800)

Amicus curiae Briefs in support of Petitioners.

By Paula Smith, USN Columnist

Washington County Commissioners offered a town hall last night, 12/19/23, at 3:30pm.

I appreciate the town hall meeting for providing residents with the opportunity to speak and engage in conversations with elected representatives. While many attendees expressed concern and a preference for restoring public comments to the original “on the record” format, I favored the interactive style of this meeting, which was not “of record.” This format allowed for meaningful dialogue, unlike the traditional approach where the public is limited to three minutes without the opportunity for comments or reciprocal conversation from the Commissioners. The public attendees have consistently requested later meeting times to accommodate working individuals, a suggestion that the commissioners have consistently resisted.

The Commissioners assert that the current timing is optimal, yet the ultimate judge of the “best time” should be the consensus among the people. While the Commissioners maintain that they have consulted with numerous residents, acknowledging the impossibility of pleasing everyone, I am not convinced of the accuracy of their stance. Instead of adopting a defensive posture regarding their decision, it would be beneficial for them to consider providing evidence or taking steps to demonstrate why the prevailing sentiment among the people might be incorrect.

The Commissioners have overlooked several chances to substantiate the soundness of their decisions. One such opportunity was conducting a hand count in a previous contentious election to verify the accuracy of our voting machines. Instead, they collaborated with the Clerk to conduct an “audit,” which generated more uncertainties than it provided reassurance. Opting for a hand count in that relatively smaller election would have allowed them to demonstrate the accuracy of their system, disproving any doubts raised by the public and eliminating uncertainty. While acknowledging the existence of voter fraud in “other” places, the Commissioner’s confidence in our election security could be better demonstrated by taking concrete steps to prove it to the people.

Despite citizens’ requests for hand counts, the Commissioners argue that such actions are more complex than perceived. While acknowledging that citizens may be directing their concerns to the wrong parties, the Commissioners can collaborate with the Clerk (also an elected position) and fulfill their duty to the public. Instead of actively working towards a solution, they persist in defending themselves and their decisions. The motivation behind this defensive stance raises questions, as it hinders establishing a collaborative and transparent resolution to address the concerns of the citizens they serve. Why?

Changing the timing of Commission meetings, especially the Town hall meeting, provides another opportunity for the Commissioners to address concerns and proactively defend their decisions. A constructive approach could involve a temporary adjustment, such as moving the meeting to a later time for a period of three months. During this time, they could gather data on any additional staff pay or costs incurred and assess the level of public participation.

Examining the data collected throughout the trial period would provide the Commissioners with a solid foundation to illustrate the consequences or benefits of the schedule change.

If attendance persists at a steady level despite the timing adjustment, the Commissioners can leverage this evidence to convey to the public that their concerns were acknowledged. This proactive and data-driven methodology would demonstrate a dedication to representation and responsiveness to the electorate, potentially cultivating goodwill and understanding. And Trust.

Rather than defending their decisions outright, a demonstration of flexibility and responsiveness may better align with the expectations of the voters who elected them. It also provides an opportunity to gauge public sentiment for reelections, showcasing a commitment to adaptability and engagement with the community. Perhaps they aren’t worried about reelections.

Again, I ask, WHY?

Local National Host Kate Dalley did an unaired podcast regarding this Town Hall. She previously hosted a local hour specific to our Washington County area (in addition to her National hour), however the station abruptly canceled that local hour (just before our local elections). Here is a link to her unaired podcast, if you’re interested: https://soundcloud.com/katedalleyradio/122023-unaired-local-this-comment-at-the-county-commissioners-meeting-was-fantastic?fbclid=IwAR0Io0-dDhrPGCEFUT42lQesdm34NGDV8pRNik1Qe73lqvDRw9aHZ-SWf_Q

By Kristin Isham

Utahns were flabbergasted to see their elected officials up at the state capital on March 2, 2023
pass what is known as Senate Bill 31 (S.B. 31) – State Flag Amendments. Senate Daniel McCay,
who represents District 18 as a state senator is known statewide for his heavy participation and
being the primary bill’s sponsor, along with Representative Mike Schultz, HD12.

Utahns that strongly oppose the elected officials that voted for S.B 31 took on a referendum in
the early stages of this issue. However, they fell short of the numbers needed to get it passed so the
people/voters of Utah could vote on it before it was passed, due to the Lt. Governor’s office
delaying, and weather challenges. Now, Utahns across the state have launched an initiative that
started in June that requires the same 136,000 amount in 26 of the 29 counties in the state by
early February 2024.

They currently need 1,500 packets, that hold 50 signatures per packet, to be filled by every
Utahn that is willing and able to help. They have a challenge going on right now to be able to
reach those numbers. They need everyone who is currently filling a packet to complete the
pledge so we can track our progress. We’re now up to 60+ packets pledged but we need 1,000
total! So, if you have a packet, you’ll be turning in within the next month please link below.

https://duwy9j2flat.typeform.com/RUF1000PktCh

Join the fight and hold our elected officials accountable to We the People. Not to their own
egos, deep state, narratives, or other politicians. We the people elect and pay these
representatives to do right by us. Not to spend money of our on trivial items, like flags.
Voting in flags is not the proper role of the government on any level. We the people must force
our government to comply, be submissive and align with the U.S. Constitution, also known as the
Supreme Law of the Land. Elected officials are not to use our money for personal gain or
propaganda. Our tax dollars are to be used for things that the government is required to do
under the law of the land. Let us start doing our job now because freedom is not free. It can be
taken if we sit idly by because we feel too comfortable. When in a blink of an eye that
comfortability can disappear, like it has happened countless times in the last almost four years
now. It is now or never. Take a stance against evil, and stand with the truth, facts, evidence, and
the light.
Together we are unity

By the WashCo Yaks, December 20, 2023

George Staheli vs Utah Tech – Utah Tech and their administration have failed to turn over the documents ordered by Judge Westfall. The documents were due on September 25, 2023. A few items were received from Utah Tech but, those items were already available. A $500 per day penalty may be charged to Utah Tech which is over $25,000.00 as of this court filing.  

Utah Tech’s continued refusal to comply with court orders, notably in withholding the Cicero impact study information exposes a concerning lack of integrity within the current administration. This extends beyond isolated incidents, as illustrated in President Biff Williams’ intentional defiance of a subpoena in the Varlo Davenport case. The administration’s apparent belief in its immunity to legal consequences, seemingly reinforced by connections with Gov. Cox and associates, not only erodes public trust in governance but also raises serious questions about the institution’s commitment to ethical standards and transparency. It is a very sad day when Utah Tech and its attorneys (many of whom are employed by the Attorney General of the State of Utah and, therefore, report Utah Governor Cox)) show contempt for the law.

George Staheli’s Fifth District Court case against Utah Tech has revealed emails from Utah Tech where they show the name change was set in motion well before the public knew about their backdoor plans to kick the Dixie name to the curb. How can the community ever trust the people in the administration after they threw all of us under the bus? To think these Utah Tech leaders, along with Brad Last and Lowry Snow, our former State representatives, should deserve our trust again is beyond the scope of reason. How they could do the things they did to the Dixie community and continue to think they deserve respect is unreasonable. 

The well organized group of patriots Defending Southwestern Utah Heritage Coalition (DSUHC) has over 4,500 members and has been spreading awareness and fighting against the name change. Their efforts have rallied the public and exposed some of the corrupt behavior that some of WashCo’s “leaders” have been engaged in. 

One DSUHC member stated ”Today was an excellent day for the people and the constitution.  Not so good of a day for the government.The constitution exists to control the power and abuse  by government. It does not exist to control the people. And often the government (in this case the  government educational agency known by the ill- gotten name “Utah Tech”) gets the concept wrong and pushed that abuse to the limits. That is, until the court reset and reminded  the government as it did today that it can’t operate unfettered in secret. And as for The judge, Mike Westfall, followed the law and showed us that the constitution is alive and well in Utah’s Dixie. He was not intimidated by either side, despite the People packing the courtroom and the government agency largely afraid to show- mainly only sending its lawyers. He helped the sovereign understand that it is not all-powerful and that there are limits to what it has tried so hard to do in secret.” 

It is really sad to see what is happening in so many towns across our country. The manipulating, the lying, the cheating, the secret deals behind closed doors, the harassing of the folks who do stand up,

Our government has deluded itself into believing that orders flows from it’s supremacy and that democracy is when the establishment holds unlimited power .Their brand of democracy is under threat like never before.

Brad Bennett, who ran for St. George City Council last month, said  “Dixie State University Trustee David Clark, during the 2020 State of the University Address, made a resolute statement, assuring the public that there were no plans to change the institution’s name. Not only did he dismiss any concerns regarding the Cicero perception study, but he also rebuked community members who speculated about the name change. However, recent revelations have exposed a stark contradiction between Clark’s public assurances and subsequent actions by the university.

It has become evident that David Clark, in a departure from the transparency and candor expected of a public figure, made false statements during the address. This revelation raises significant concerns about the credibility of our state and local leaders and the urgent need for accountability when trust is breached. To compound matters, there has been no public apology or acknowledgment of the discrepancy, leaving the community grappling with the implications of this breach of trust. A video recording of the address captures this contradiction, starting at the 6:20 mark (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmp7moCZkHs). It serves as undeniable evidence of the inconsistency between public statements and the actual trajectory of events.

This unsettling episode surrounding the name change serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences when elected officials fail to uphold the principles they espouse. In a broader context, it underscores the dangers of allowing individuals who do not unwaveringly support conservative values to hold positions of influence. The ramifications extend well beyond the concern of the university’s name change, reaching into the realm of higher education governance and administration, and beyond. Instances like the current situation at Utah Tech University emphasize the crucial need to elect officials who steadfastly champion conservative principles, as the risk of succumbing to ideologies antithetical to our community values becomes evident when those in power embrace woke liberal ideas, actively eroding the fundamental foundations of our local community and state.

It is imperative that, as a community, we remain vigilant in our commitment to preserving conservative principles. The consequences of complacency are stark—an erosion of community values and the indoctrination of our children with ideals that run counter to the bedrock values we hold dear. The call to action is clear: We must be discerning in our electoral choices, ensuring that those entrusted with governance are unwavering advocates for the principles that define and strengthen our community.”

The WashCo Yaks are a group of individuals that get together now and then to yak, investigate and shed light on people, politicians, groups and organizations, that deserve public scrutiny. They observe journalistic standards, document everything, and are aware of the extreme dangers of ‘outing’ corruption, fraud and inappropriate behavior in the public and business arena.

They consist of a farmer, a former Special Forces A Team Leader, housewives, a poet, entrepreneurs, an artist, a musician, lawyers, successful active and retired business people, an ex-FBI while collar crime investigator, a past investigator for the Utah AG’s office, writers, and many members of the Utah GOP Leadership, including members of the State Central Committee, national delegates, state, and county delegates.

If you would like to become a Yakker, please send an email to this publication and they will forward it to us

For USN

[Washington County, Utah, 12/19] – Washington County proudly announces the election of Commissioner Adam Snow as the Second Vice President of the Utah Association of Counties (UAC), marking a significant stride in enhancing the county’s representation and influence at the state level.

Commissioner Snow’s election as the Second Vice President highlights the esteem and confidence he has earned from his peers. Recognizing his leadership prowess, this positions him for automatic elevation to the presidency within 2 years.

This appointment holds immense importance for Washington County, offering more than just individual recognition. With Commissioner Snow assuming a key leadership role at the UAC, the county secures a substantial role in critical discussions and decision-making processes.

Expressing his gratitude, Commissioner Snow stated, “I am honored to serve as the Second Vice President of the Utah Association of Counties. This role not only reflects the trust my peers have placed in me but also opens doors for Washington County to actively contribute to state-level policies. I am thankful to my peers for their unwavering support.”

Commissioner Snow’s leadership in this elevated position ensures that Washington County’s perspective becomes more prominent in state-level discussions. This increased visibility ensures that the county’s specific needs and challenges are adequately represented, fostering a deeper understanding of local concerns among state officials.

The positive impact of Commissioner Snow’s appointment extends beyond Washington County, signifying a strengthened connection between local and state levels of government. This collaboration and communication enhancement pave the way for a more informed and responsive approach to addressing the unique needs of Washington County residents.

Supreme Court poised to overturn key obstruction charge against J6 defendants. Where will the innocent citizens go to get their reputations and lost lives back?
But, perhaps Judges and prosecutors will face stigma for enforcing the law improperly.

Julie Kelly has really kept the spotlight on these cases and deserves much credit.

“If a majority of the justices conclude the DOJ misused the law, the Biden regime’s ongoing prosecution of January 6 will suffer a death blow. (At least four of nine agreed to grant cert, sending a signal the appellate court order is at risk.) And federal judges in Washington who willfully endorsed such intentional prosecutorial abuse will suffer a collective black eye, justifying calls for mass resignations and retirements.” read https://www.declassified.live/p/a-red-flag-is-scotus-poised-to-overturn

Early in 2024, 177 people will be getting some unwelcome New Year’s presents, as they are going to be publicly named as “high profile associates” of accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. On Monday, United States District Court Judge for the Southern District of New York, Loretta Preska ordered a “vast number” of documents unsealed in 14 days – which would mean the release will happen on or about January 2nd – including the list of names.

My dilemma: a)don’t trust liberals b) don’ trust conservatives c)trust issues with everyone. So, who do I trust?

“We’ve identified 20 shell companies created by the Biden Family – most of which were created when Joe Biden was Vice President.
 
The Bidens and their associates used these shell companies to rake in millions from China, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Romania between 2015-2019.”

When do the arrests and prosecutions begin? Surely this must be as important as holding innocent J6 defendants in a Washington Gulag.

Angry farmers blocked off the central street near the Brandenburg Gate, carrying placards reading “Your politics are a declaration of war against farmers” and “Enough is enough!”  The protesters fear that the planned budget cuts will leave Germany’s agricultural sector nearly €1 billion ($1.1 billion) worse off next year.  According to Berlin’s police department, around 1,700 tractors and 6,600 farmers took part in the protest.

The German Farmers Association (DBV) and the Land Creates Connection (LsV) lobby threatened to expand the demonstrations if the austerity measures are implemented. DBV President Joachim Rukwied warned at the rally that “from January 8 we will be present everywhere in a way that the country has never experienced before. We will not accept this.”

‘A disheartening report about how Trump was convinced to go along with lockdowns’

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/12/a_disheartening_report_about_how_trump_was_convinced_to_go_along_with_lockdowns.html

“ARMAGEDDON: MASS OF THOUSANDS of Illegal Aliens Wait to Be Processed at Eagle Pass – Like Nothing You’ve Ever Seen (VIDEO)”

In other words, they’re shutting down international commerce in order to help speed up processing of these migrants,” Fox News reporter Bill Melugin.
WATCH:
According to Union Pacific, the suspended railway operations at the border impacted: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/12/armageddon-mass-thousands-illegal-aliens-wait-be-processed/

The Colorado Supreme Court 4-3 Decision Is Pure Nonsense and Can Be Laughed At, They Even Admit It on Page 9

Oh snap, this is buckets of funny.  The DeSantis influencers are having major ‘splodey heads right now.  The meltdowns are too funny.  What makes this even more hilarious is that DeSantis online influencers considered Tucker Carlson to be a major player in their tribe.

Speaking at the Turning Point USA event to Tim Pool {Direct Rumble Link}, Tucker Carlson gave his opinion on the Ron DeSantis online influence campaign; saying, “the people who represent him online are the nastiest, the stupidest, and the most zero-sum people I’ve ever seen in my life.”  WATCH:

It’s funny, because it’s true.

Christina Pushaw put all of her attention into recruiting online “influencers” in 2022, and they turned out to be the most rude, obnoxious, nasty people on all social media.  It’s just too funny, because we watched it unfold in real time. 

Now That Blackrock-Biden White House Have Forced EV Mandates, China Moves Massive Investment into Mexico to Make EV’s for U.S Market

The headline is the non-pretending reality.  Now that Joe Biden has designated EPA mandates for U.S. automobiles that include having at least 50% of all new vehicle sales be electric by 2030 {LINK}, three major Chinese EV manufacturers are reportedly building manufacturing facilities in Mexico.

Blackrock investments steer WH policy {Go Deep}. Blackrock investments are heavy in China and EV production.  Blackrock returns on their investments would be substantial with Chinese EV production in Mexico.  Quite a coincidence.

BUSINESS INSIDER – Three major Chinese EV companies are planning to build new factories in Mexico, sparking concern among US officials, according to a new report.

MG, BYD, and Chery are all looking at sites to build new factories in the country, according to unnamed sources cited by The Financial Times, and this investment is causing angst in Washington as it seeks to keep China out of the US electric car market.

US officials have reportedly raised concerns with their Mexican counterparts over Chinese investment, with the new sites potentially including a new $1.5 billion to $2 billion MG electric car factory and a factory investment worth hundreds of millions of dollars from Warren Buffett-backed Tesla rival BYD.

China’s electric vehicle market is booming, and local manufacturers are increasingly looking to expand overseas amid cutthroat competition for customers back home.

China also dominates the global electric vehicle battery supply chain, allowing it to produce far cheaper EVs than many of its US rivals.

The US has attempted to protect the US market by unveiling new rules earlier this month to make it more difficult for EVs made with Chinese parts to qualify for tax breaks.

But the possible expansion of Chinese automakers into Mexico, which recently replaced China as the US’ biggest trading partner, will fuel fears that it could serve as a backdoor. (read more)

Blackrock invests in China and EV’s.  Biden policy supports China and EV’s.

Blackrock invests in Ukraine.  Biden policy supports Ukraine reconstruction.

Biden puts Blackrock Investment Institute Chairman Tom Donilon in charge of U.S-China policy.

Two Strategic War Frontshttps://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/12/18/two-strategic-war-fronts-to-watch-the-first-to-be-announced-tomorrow/#more-253932 to Watch – The First to Be Announced Tomorrow

“WATCH: 12-year-old boy who got in trouble for wearing Gadsden flag patch to school asks Tucker Carlson, “Would you consider being Vice President for Trump?”

“It’s funny you asked…,” said Carlson.”…

Video linked in tweet…

https://isgp-studies.com/pilgrims-society-us-uk#network

Maureen Sweeney, Irish postmistress whose weather predictions single-handedly saved D-Day from disaster, dead at 100

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/d-day-hero-maureen-sweeney-100-ireland-dies-known-storm-prediction-saved-allies-disaster

The “Dirty Little Secret” of America’s Current Government (substack.com)

Obama’s Third Term

Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican candidate for the U.S. presidency, made a significant comment during the recent 4th primary debate. He exposed what he called the “dirty little secret” of America’s government by stating,”The people who we elect to run the government are not the ones who are even actually running the government.

Election Fraud https://twitter.com/LeadingReport/status/1736545631546593356

Kash Patel and Alan Dershowitz Discuss DOJ Election Interference and Republican FISA-702 Weaponization

There are six things the Lord hates, seven that are detestable to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, a false witness who pours out lies and a person who stirs up conflict in the community. “
– Prov 6:12-19

“Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”
– John Adams6:12

I bet if you reconcile the “certified” Slates of Electors submitted to the Electoral college versus Electors printed on the election day ballots within the disputed swing states 2020 Presidential election there would be a high percentage of discrepancies. But you cant find ballots and final Electoral College slates online. At least I could not.

The nexus for the loophole is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. Start with refreshing your memory on State’s Compact amendment. These are treaties between states and overseen by SCOTUS. You will have the 12th and 23rd amendments to read too, and Electoral College Voting act and others.

D.C. enacted this law by congress’ 30 day silence on of it in 2010. But D.C. isnt a state.

Very confusing I know, but this is where the 2020 election steal was focused and Trump pending legislation would expose it if the case ever makes it to a courtroom.

Native American votes and Faithless Electors also important. Chiafalo v. Washington.

The only thing I cant resolve is NPV compact FV threshold.

Sorry to be cryptic but witchcraft is hard to understand.

Joe Biden has done it again!

He tells a Jewish group that his father lived on a Kibbutz before his house was destroyed and turned into rubble adding that…65 years ago the October 7th attack on Israel was the worst event in Jewish history since the Holocost.

A discussion of the drugs they give Biden to kick-start his brain function before public appearances.

It’s a very good video…

Over 23 candidates and 13 elected officials are publicly stating the COVID vaccine should be pulled off the market. 

Some people talk about how we need to get out of our echo-chamber and educate more people on the truth about our elections. Turns out this is much easier said than done when the social media companies are being paid on the side or have people pressuring them to constantly take down your posts and silence what you have to say.  

Washington Secretary of Surveillance and Logically Reports Exposed

It appears that the tables have turned geo-politically where the ussr is now the usa, and the usa is now the ussr. They were locked in and isolated from the rest of the world, and now we are experiencing it. Censuring the people with surveillance and kay gee bee aka ef bea eye, jailing citizens w/o due process, etc. is the new way of life. The film dr zsivago is haunting, especially the lives of the people after the rev – lution.

DC Degeneracy – Democrat Staffer to Maryland Senator Ben Cardon Films Himself Having Anal Sex in Hart Senate Office Building Hearing Room

Biden… “We need to restore honor and decency”.

Thus far, the Biden administration has given us a luggage-swiping bald man in a dress and cheap lipstick, a transamabob who took his shirt off at a White House picnic to show us his “moobs,” and now a couple of dudes “building back better” in a Senate chamber.

I do not recall celebrating the 12th day of Christmas when my true love sent to me 10 drag queens a-twerkin’. Thanks To our First Lady(?) Jill Biden

The most obviously missing name is a little discussed woman named Mary McCord, the singular epicenter of every DC construct to remove Trump, including: the 2016 DOJ-NSD FISA submission, the 2017 White House coordination (Rice, Ruemmler, Monaco), the 2017 targeting of Flynn (w/ Yates), the 2018 Schiff/Nadler impeachment, the 2018 FISA Court review as an outcome of IG Michael Horowitz, the installation of ICIG Michael Atkinson, the changing of CIA rules for whistleblowing (impeachment predicate), and currently the 2023 Jack Smith investigation.  Mary McCord is the binding guide. [Mary McCord’s husband was in charge of the counsel to Chief Justice John Roberts.]  The second most obviously missing name is Dana Boente, who followed McCord, then worked with Comey, then jumped to the FBI to assist Director Chris Wray.

Following a scathing insider report of the turmoil within the campaign and SuperPAC for presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, chief strategist Jeff Roe resigns.It is stunning to contemplate the starting point of $269,000,000.00 [and more since] has essentially done nothing except destroy the public image and brand of Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis.   No presidential campaign has ever amassed such a proactive funding war chest and blown it to smithereens before the first votes have even taken place.

Biden… “We need to restore honor and decency”.

I do not recall celebrating the 12th day of Christmas when my true love sent to me 10 drag queens a-twerkin’. Thanks To our First Lady(?) Jill Biden

Today’s ALL_FBI  @FBI.gov email sent to ALL #FBI employees.

“The FBI has OFFICIALLY adopted the LGBTQIA+ acronym in place of LGBT+.

This change was proposed by Bureau Equality, one of our NINE Diversity Advisory Committees, and approved by FBI Executive Management…”

MASSIVE NATIONWIDE ELECTION FRAUD:
A State-by-State Look at Noncitizen Voting – American Thinker

Inconvenient truth.

Pocahontas and Bernie voted to kill FISA warrantless surveillance.

Ted Cruz and Tom Cotton voted to renew warrantless surveillance.
https://twitter.com/FreeStateWill/status/1735669496600244375?s=

They not only voted to renew, they voted to expand.

They didn’t just kick the can down the road, they dropped a de-pinned grenade in it first.

Upside down world news for today

Scientists suggest human breathing is bad for the environment.

FGI Intel Chief Charles McGonigal who investigated Trump -Russia collusion gets 4 years in prison for colluding with Russia.

Satan in schools continues to be a 1st amendment right, but protesting an illegal election not so much.

33% still approve of biden, (unsure if this includes migrant support).

Dem lawyers in Nevada associated with migrant groups oppose a new measure to have voter ID.

Chicago city council denies voters a chance to stop sanctuary status.

NM Supreme Ct supports sanctuary cites for migrants but appears ready to disallow sanctuary cities for abortion.

Nikki Haley who is backed by globalists says the United States should consider a retreat from globalist organizations such as WHO and UN.

NewsGuard, the taxpayer funded censorship giant self-tasked with rating media outlets on reliability, “overwhelmingly favored left-leaning outlets over right-leaning ones” for 3rd year in a row.

Surprisingly investigators are still unable to find evidence that money sent to biden was for loan repayments.

http://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/12/14/big-picture-debrief-we-are-in-an-abusive-relationship-accepting

A very strong and deliberate interview of Representative Clay Higgins (R-LA) by Lara Logan.  Rep Higgins has been very critical of DHS, DOJ and FBI conduct in the January 6th insurrection narrative. {Direct Rumble Link}

In this interview, Representative Higgins gets very deliberate and stern about “uncharted waters, as it relates to the weaponization of government.”  The tone of Higgins is in direct proportion to his anger at those within federal law enforcement who have usurped the constitution.  As a result, Higgins himself has become the target by those in the administrative state who participate in the weaponization. WATCH:

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