Posted in constitution, tagged abuse, america, baptist pastor, border patrol, constitution, constitutional rights, founding fathers, freedom, law enforcement, rights, steve anderson, victim, violation, youtube on April 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
By Kellene Bishop
This video of Steve Anderson is just over 8 minutes long. The contents of it are disturbing to me from a standpoint of freedom, but even more disturbing to me are the comments of ignorant fools in response to this video. Lest any more of you should grossly err [...]
Posted in freedom, tagged america, astroturf, cnn, freedom, movement, nbc, patriot, pelosi, rally, tax, tea party, tea party map, you can't fix stupid on April 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Over 2,000 tea parties were held throughout the U.S. on April 15, over 700 of them in major cities. By all estimates there were overwhelming numbers of attendees at these events, highlighting it as a marked moment in history. Even in light of all of the other movements (such as the Vietnam War, civil rights, [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged america, antwerp station, dance, happy, joy on April 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
With all of the griping and moaning and hand wrenching Americans have cause for the last several months, I thought a change of pace may be in order. Here’s a clip of something that just plain makes you feel good. I’m sure that it’s a total set up with choreography and all, but it’s a [...]
Posted in freedom, government, politics, tagged alan greenspan, america, carbon credits, cia, dod, fbi, federal reserve, founding fathers, freedom, g.i.v.e. act, government, Kellene Bishop, national security letters, nsa, patriot act, politics, terrorism, the name game on April 2, 2009 | 2 Comments »
by Kellene Bishop
“A rose by any other name is still a rose.” Isn’t it interesting how our government has camouflaged its selected names of programs and legislation in order to falsely influence the American people as to what these issues really are? You’ve heard of oxy-morons such as “military intelligence” in jest, I’m sure. But [...]
Posted in Finance, aig, government, politics, tagged aig, aig executive resigned, america, bailout, congressmen, criminal, direct unapportioned tax, federal reserve, illegal, Kellene Bishop, m3 report, madoff, media, secretary of treasury, shell game, stimuus bill, treason, us government, us treasury on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I understand that when I write this it will be evident that I’m clearly not an ordinary American. And I’m completely OK with that. Here goes… I don’t believe that the AIG CEO should have been drawn in front of the cameras and skewered by Congressmen. I don’t believe that AIG honoring contracts to pay [...]
Posted in Business, government, medical, tagged alternative cancer treatments, america, american medical association journal, apricot seed, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, cigarettes, dr. dean burk, fda, g. edward griffin, genocide, government agencies, history of errors, hunza tribe, jason vale, Kellene Bishop, Kellene Bishop scam, laetrile, lung cancer, monetary intelligence magazine, money, navajo indians, nitrilosides, pharmaceutical companies, radiation, research, science, statistics, surgery on March 18, 2009 | 4 Comments »
This is an article which I wrote that was published in Monetary Intelligence Magazine in March 2009. It’s clear that the hype we receive on a great many “studies and statistics” from our government agencies is misleading at best. As someone who has gone through her own cancer scare, this information makes me feel so [...]
Posted in Finance, america, government, taxes, tagged 16th amendment, america, carl levin, federal reserve, firearms, fishing expedition, former irs agents, income tax, IRS, IRS agents with guns, is it legal to pay income tax?, Kellene Bishop, lawsuit, obama, peter v. kunz, swiss banking system, switzerland, tax evasion, tax fraud, taxpayers, university of bern, us government, us suing swiss banking system, world bank, write congressmen on March 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Here’s food for thought for you. Is the Swiss Banking system actually cahoots in with the IRS and our government? I believe there is sufficient evidence to indicate that their recent buckling to legal maneuvering on the part of the U.S. and their supposed outrage at having to do so, is merely a ruse. I [...]
Posted in america, freedom, tagged 9/11, america, boston tea party, california, casey nethercott, Christian, deportation, disease, drugs, health insurance, illegal immigrants, immigrants, justice system, Kellene Bishop, murder, overcrowded prisons, overcrowded schools, prisoners, sexual abuse, terrorism, tuberculosis, us government, violence, war in america, war in iraq, war on america on February 20, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Perhaps our citizens are waiting for the news to flash a headline that we’ve been invaded by a terrorist group and their location is X and their numbers are X and they are armed with X and their intent is X. Unfortunately, as a result of many only willing to recognize such an act as [...]
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