It was only days after the end of the Civil War when Abraham Lincoln stood on the steps of the capitol for his second inaugural address. Plots to murder him abounded. John Wilkes Booth had slipped out of the assembled crowd and made his way behind Lincoln to the platform where he was arrested.

In the years since Lincoln was first elected his mail was filled with threats on his life. He remarked that at first he was concerned, but as the mail continued to be filled with one threat after another he said “Oh there’s nothing like getting used to things.”

That didn’t stop the threats. And the hatred eventually ended his life just weeks after his second inaugural address.
But Lincoln understood the importance of standing tall. His entire first term was consumed by the bloodiest battles in our nation’s history. The number of Americans who died in the Civil war alone is nearly equal to the deaths in all other wars combined.

Yet under threat from day one, until the day he died, Lincoln took precautions but never showed weakness.
Joe Biden on the other hand will arrive in office behind barbed wire, with the District Of Columbia virtually closed to the public. His speech will be much like his rallies, crowdless. His parade will be a virtual gathering on the Internet. The capitol is quartering troops. Armed military will be stationed everywhere. And the world will be watching.

The only courage Joe Biden will show would be better described as gall. His presidency does not arrive on the shoulders of a supportive nation. His claim to victory further divides our nation thanks to the refusal of Congress and the Senate to publicly air any investigation into claims of irregularity.
Biden’s oath of office will be taken under the taint of his refusal to deride burgeoning censorship, crackdowns on his opposition and violent rhetoric from his most vocal supporters who continue to call for retribution against conservatives.

Lincoln on the other hand reached out to his opposition. His own words, his actions and his courage established a clear intent to heal our nation after years of bloodshed and destruction.

The contrasts are stark. They are disturbing. Biden strikes the pose of a president who fears his countrymen, who despises his opposition and who will not lead a nation, but will lead only one ideology.

The world is watching and what they will see will be determined by who they are. Our allies will find reason to worry about the future security of the world. Our enemies will salivate over the opportunities this will provide for them to do us harm.

God bless the United States of America.

Here’s what super computers are doing with your brain. First, every place you go collects data on you. Not just your IP address, or your email name, or your credit card info, but little things like how long you linger when looking at photos to measure how you respond to various colors, images and placement on the page.

Where you shop, what you are looking for, what part of the country you are in, your gender, your age, your level of education, you groups, your affiliations, your language, your interests, your opinions, and most importantly, your reaction to stimuli placed in front of you that you don’t even know is bait are small parts of the millions of datapoints which have been and continue to be collected about you every minute of every day.

How do I know these things? Fist, they are well documented. Second, before AI and algorithms we did similar things in the political world but on a much more rudimentary scale.

We studied your age, your voting history, your memberships at places like the NRA, Right To Life, charity groups etc. We studied your addresses over time, we studied every bit of data we could get in order to design a message and the delivery method (direct mail, robo call, personal visit etc.) that seemed to work with you. And we processed all of this with human brains. It was all we had.

Now the dems in collusion with the mainstream media, social media and big tech, are gathering tiny bits about you from every thing they can capture, building a model of how you think and then tailoring a message and the delivery system they will use to shape your thoughts, and control your behavior. But this time they are using artificial intelligence, powerful computers and algorithms to control what you see, how you react and in the final analysis, what you think and what you do with what you think.

Don’t for one minute believe that the messages being pumped out, repeated, echoed and driven home regarding Trump, the riot at the capitol, and the future of this country aren’t carefully prepared to shape your opinions and direct your actions. It’s how they find and motivate the crazies to act when they need them to. And it’s how they shape your reactions to the planned outcome they designed.

So if you think Trump’s speech that day incited the riot at the capitol you have been manipulated. How can I be so sure? Consider this.

The FBI has admitted that it was warned about the riot the day before Trump’s speech. Think for yourself a minute. How can a speech incite a riot that was planned and discovered the day before the speech was given? How can a speech incite a riot that was already underway before the speech was concluded? How can a speech which was addressed to tens of thousands of peaceful attendees a mile and a half from the capitol incite violence from people who were already at the capitol and couldn’t hear it? And how can a speech which specifically called for a peaceful demonstration be dubbed “inciting violence”?

You have a brain. Use it. Don’t let the AI folks calculate your thoughts for you. The first freedom we need to be fighting for is the freedom of our thoughts. When we become objects of manipulation, we become slaves. The battle we are engaged in is the battle for the salvation of free thought. And this is where freedom lives.

On January 6, 2021 a protected state employee took his family on a trip to Washington DC and while there attended the speeches being given at a rally in support of president Trump. Upon his return the employee found himself in jeopardy of losing his protected job as a result reportedly on orders of Governor Andy Beshear.

Beshear’s actions have raised serious questions whether he ignored the rights of the employee, both under the Constitution and under Kentucky law. Violation of Kentucky law could potentially result in Beshear facing criminal prosecution on the charge of “political discrimination”, a misdemeanor. Conviction of a misdemeanor by a sitting governor supplies constitutional grounds for impeachment.

The employee has hired attorney Chris Wiest of Kenton County. Wiest, a constitutional attorney, has taken the lead in a number of cases challenging the Governor’s actions. Wiest has challenged business shutdowns, restrictions on church attendance, peaceable assembly and other clampdowns initiated by Beshear in 2020 during the nations pandemic of fear which arose from widespread reports of high death rates attributed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus which swept across America after its escape or release from a virology lab in Wuhan China.

Though recent evidence strongly suggests that the virus was prevalent in the United States in 2019 it was only after the impeachment of Donald Trump seemed to be going no where was it given a name and wall to wall reporting began portraying the virus as a pandemic level threat to human life and was classified as presenting an emergency by Beshear.

Beshear enjoys pockets of support around the Commonwealth (predominantly in strong democrat areas) for his handling of the Covid-19 situation. But well over 50,000 citizens have petitioned the legislature to impeach him.

On January 11, 2021 the Kentucky House formed a special committee to investigate the matter of impeachment.

Beshear has called the petition an effort to overturn a valid election.

This story is developing. Check here for updates.

Congressman Thomas Massie has blamed President Trump for inciting a riot that caused a siege at the capitol. Congressman Brett Guthrie stopped short of blaming Trump for the riots but said Trump “bears responsibility” for creating a “false narrative” sending his supporters to Washington DC by misleading them regarding the power of Congress to affect the election results.

Congressman Andy Barr staked his position by calling some of the president’s remarks in Washington “regrettable” while condemning violence saying that “allegations” of fraud and irregularities “may very well stoke this sense of distrust“. Barr avoided placing blame instead saying only that disappointment over the outcome of the election does not justify violence.

Congressman James Comer avoided criticism of Trump for the riots but was among a minority of republican house members (all Kentucky Congressmen except Hal Rogers) who voted against objections to the electoral college count.

Congressman Hal Rogers (the only member of the Kentucky house delegation to vote in favor of the objections) strongly denounced the violence. Yet despite his clear objection to what he called “domestic terrorists” democrats called for his immediate resignation because he didn’t vote with them.

Kentucky’s democrat congressman Jon Yarmuth called the acts of a handful of protesters who engaged in violence an “insurrection” and, like Thomas Massie, blamed President Trump. Yarmuth said Trump had “stoked for some time” the attack at the capitol. Yarmuth said the president was “the main culprit here“.

Donald Trump won Kentucky with over 62% of the vote in both 2016 and 2020. He built a movement in the nation which continues to have the potential for influencing support for local, state and federal candidates and their fundraising abilities.

Those in the House and Senate who confirmed the electoral college vote have left the issues surrounding allegations of election irregularities, including fraud, an open wound in a divided nation.

Senators Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley had called for a bi-partisan commission to investigate and report on these matters in order to avoid claims that a president Biden would be “illegitimate” and to put before the American people evidence, one way or the other, to address concerns regarding election integrity. Their proposal drew upon a procedure made famous in the 1876 election between Rutherfor B. Hayes of Ohio and Samuel Tilden of New York.

Tilden had won the popular vote and was leading in electoral votes when several states were challenged. With no constitutional provision in place for resolving the dispute a commission was appointed to decide the issue.

Like 2020 the democrats at the time controlled the house and republicans controlled the senate. The commission was made up of 5 house members, 5 senators and 5 members of the supreme court. This was the same procedure proposed by Senator Cruz. During debate on the issue presented by Senator Cruz Trump supporters gathered at the Capitol to support those who were objecting, and criticize those who were not.

A handful of criminals among them began causing property damage which has been dubbed a “riot” and all house and senate members were evacuated. Upon their return to their chambers the objections and the proposals to resolve election disputes by the Hayes-Tilden method were rejected and Joe Biden was certified as the next president.

Immediately afterwards the newly emboldened democrats began calling for the resignation of Trump supporters, the removal of the president and in conjunction with those calls censorship of the president and his supporters swept across the nation raising anger and fears among many that predictions of communist type crackdowns following a Trump defeat were coming true.

The refusal of Congressmen and Senators to resolve the issues of vote irregularities before certifying the victor has inspired a growing call, even among republicans, that those who voted against a fair and impartial process to address their concerns be removed from office.

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News is breaking this morning that a career Kentucky Commonwealth employee of some significant rank has been fired from his position by Kentucky’s democrat governor Andrew Beshear after the employee and his family attended the peaceful portion of the recent rally in Washington DC.

Information from highly reliable sources report that the state employee and his family attended the rally, left when the speeches were over and were not involved in any way with events at the capitol. After returning home the employee’s spouse posted pictures on Facebook of the family trip to our nation’s capitol. The employee was then summarily fired.

It has come to our attention that the employee has consulted with an attorney to discuss legal options.

It should be remembered that in May of 2006 then sitting republican governor Ernie Fletcher was indicted by a grand jury on claims of “political discrimination”. The New York Times reported that the “indictment is the culmination of a yearlong investigation that began after a whistleblower provided paperwork to (attorney general) Mr. (Greg) Stumbo, …accused Mr. Fletcher of violating civil-service hiring laws by filling rank-and-file state jobs based on the political leanings of applicants rather than their merit.”

Members of Governor Fletcher’s administration were maligned, charged and implicated in the alleged conspiracy. The result of months of non-stop reporting and media pressure resulted in current Governor Beshear’s father being elected over Governor Fletcher that year.

The Kentucky General Assembly is currently in session and bills to impeach current Governor Beshear are under discusion. The grounds for the impeachment move stem from Beshear’s alleged “abuse of power” through the issuance of government mandates related to the highly controversial “Covid” pandemic.

One organization, Change.org, has reportedly collected over 35,000 signatures on one petition and over 21,000 signatures on another, both calling for the removal of Beshear.

This allegation of political retaliation comes just days after the national media, large social media platforms like Twitter and Apple, have taken action to censor conservatives while still giving voice to leaders from Communist China and Iran.

Concerns on a national level of sweeping crackdowns on conservatives in response to the election of former VP Joe Biden to the White House and total control of the Congress of the United States seemingly passing the the democrats has sounded alarms across the country.

While initial reports were that these actions by democrats were intended to chill an angry right, more recently concerns have been raised by others that these actions seem to be generating unintended consequences as the reaction of conservatives to violations of their constitutional rights have emboldened resistance.

We will continue to follow this story and to report on the reaction of the legislature now sitting in Frankfort to determine if this development will impact the proposed effort to impeach Governor Beshear.

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A week ago today we prepared to celebrate the passing of 2020, most of us in a hearty “good riddance” frame of mind. But while hope prevailed that 2021 would bring peace, and health and healing in our nation in stead craziness escalated.

On January 6th hundreds of thousands of Trump supporters gathered in Washington DC for what the president predicted would be a “wild” event. Millions of supporters around the nation watched on various platforms to see the rally, hear the speeches and hopefully find some bravery in Congress to at least pause in their duties to seat the next president of the United States until a bi-partisan commission resolved the nagging question of whether or not the votes counted in various states were legal and legitimate.

As the rally crowd was slowly making the mile and a half walk to the Capitol a band of agitators arrived first and in a matter of minutes had overwhelmed security, breached the Capitol building, ran the assembled Congress into bunkers, squatted in the leadership chair, broke into offices, posed for photos and in the process an apparently innocent young woman was shot and killed by Congressional security.

For hours the news media pumped out the same story, with volume and echoes, that Donald Trump was to blame, that these were his people acting as criminals, that they were acting on orders from their insane leader to deny the people of this nation their duly elected president.

Panic stricken house and senate members returned from hiding to claim bravery for themselves. And apparently while cowering in fear many of them had a change of heart. They were now prepared to resoundingly ignore the concerns of the people in order to act on direction from the media and blame Donald Trump for the madness that had just transpired.

No longer were they willing to support the 77% of republicans, 30% of democrats and 16% of independents who believed Donald Trump was the victim of voter fraud. This majority of voters in the last election who doubted the reported tally of their own votes, had serious questions whether foreign actors, big tech, corrupt politicians or some other combination of forces had caused an erroneous result.

In response to these concerns a number of legislators had proposed that the Congress pause before certifying the next president, form a bi-partisan commission of 15 members drawn from both parties and the supreme court, and report to the people of this nation whether the election was legitimate or not.

But the marauding band of agitators who arrived at the capitol way ahead of the rally crowd had successfully altered the trajectory of history. Those we elected didn’t have the guts to stand up against this transparent plot obviously out of fear that the media would criticize them.

Voters this morning woke up to the sickening news that their elected leaders capitulated, bowed before the almighty powers that shape public opinion and certified a mentally incompetent agent of the Communist Chinese as president of the United States. They made a serious miscalculation.

The fight to defend the foundational principles of this nation from those who openly state that their goal is to fundamentally transform those principles, like a hurricane over warm water, gained strength. The names of the cowards are now recorded. The strategic targets have now been identified. The battle has become more focused. The cleansing light of day has illuminated the battlefield.

The first objective now is the removal of state officials who lend support, power, authority and cover to the left which itself gains strength in numbers.

The next objective is to begin recruiting opposition to the 300 congressional representatives who voted against transparency and the will of the people.

But as we provision ourselves for this political war we must keep one thing in mind. This war will be fought with ideas. Those ideas will be delivered through free speech. And free speech must have a home and a delivery mechanism. We must have weapons of free speech equal to those of the enemy.

We here are up to that challenge. We do not cower in fear. We are Grass Roots Americans. And Freedom lives with us.

May God bless you, and this nation as we encourage each other in the honorable discharge of our duty to protect and defend our constitution from all enemies, foreign or domestic, so help us God.

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