America held hostage under Chinese Viceroy Biden: Day Four

January 23, 2020 | Dr. Franklin

[Dr. Franklin]

Four days after the installation of the senile Chinese viceroy by a corrupt Chief Justice, what organized action has been done to protest the loss of the Republic guaranteed by Article IV, Section 4 of the United States Constitution?

Today I refused to work with a Chinese company to do my part. My recommendations to protest:
1) Save your money, we live in unstable times. The stock market has been soaring with the expectation that the Dems will end the lock downs, and consumer spending will boost the economy. Collectively, we can put a damper on the “Biden recovery”. Don't buy things that aren't necessities, or at least delay buying big ticket items that can wait. Boycott the Big Tech giants, “big box” stores, and anything made in China. Make them pay a price for what they did stealing the election.
2) Don't join the military or reenlist. The current regime wants to restart the decades of endless foreign wars that PDJT ended. They also fear American citizens and want to use military troops to suppress opposition to their coup. Don't give them any more warm bodies to command.
3) Buy a weapon to defend yourself and your family if your don't have one already. This if for self-defense not “insurrection”. Events of the past year have demonstrated that the police will not always be able to defend against riots and lawlessness. Joining with other like minded people is also a good idea, just don't do anything crazy that the regime can brand “insurrection”. Remember, we are the constitutional militia. Government must come from the people, not at them, and the consent of the governed must never be imposed by force.
4) Pray. In God We Trust. All others must pay cash.

Lastly, below is quote that came to my email written by an unknown person in an unknown Czech publication. As translated it follows:
The danger to America is not Joseph Biden, but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of a Biden presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president. The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Biden, who is a mere symptom of what ails America. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince. The Republic can survive a Biden, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools, such as those who made him their president.
If someone can provide the name of the author and the publication, please post it.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Well, you have figured part of it out. Now sit back and observe and just let your common sense and powers of deduction kick in. It will come to you.

[Dr. Franklin]

Well, you have figured part of it out. Now sit back and observe and just let your common sense and powers of deduction kick in. It will come to you.

I have no intention of sitting back and watching. We have serious work to do. I intend to get on with it.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Trump and the military don’t want your help or mine. They want us to stay out of the way while they take care of the problem. But you are certainly wise and patriotic to refuse to do business with the ChiComs. They are the enemy.

[Dr. Franklin]

Trump and the military don’t want your help or mine. They want us to stay out of the way while they take care of the problem. But you are certainly wise and patriotic to refuse to do business with the ChiComs. They are the enemy.

Sitting back passively and trusting others to handle things is how this mess started. Unless the Insurrection Act was invoked, and their assistance is/was requested, the military plays no role in this legally. Trump may be faulted for only caring about the fraud in his election, but not that of Congress, or fraud in 2018 elections that resulted in Dems running the 2020 elections. Sovereignty rests in the people, by which I mean U.S. citizens, not aliens who vote illegally in our elections. Wake up! You need to do something, not just sit back passively and wait for others to rescue you.

[Carl Vehse]

Yes! That's Traitorjoe Xiden's fitting title:

ChiCom Viceroy Xiden.

[Pollster1]

Prepare for massive inflation - I recommend shifting cash to precious metals.

My favorite investment metals include brass, lead, and one or more of chrome-molybdenum steel, vanadium steel, or nickel-steel. While all of the above are near all-time high prices, their value is still greater than their monetary cost.

[Dr. Franklin]

President Trump should lead the effort to a Convention of States. Like George Washington, DJT could lead a beaten down people to liberty.

The idea works in theory. In practice, the state legislatures failed to address the voter fraud problem themselves, and several Republican state legislatures declined to decertify Biden's fraudulent electors. Yet, the Constitution is old and in need of updating and reform. It's the kind of "big idea" that Trump would love, especially if he, the only graduate of Ben Franklin's university to serve as president, were to chair it like Washington.

[Dr. Franklin]

“...African-American female president...” That would correctly be Jamaican-Indian. Jamaicans aren’t Africans.

I knew a black guy, who was black as the ace of spades. He told me that his ancestors owned slaves in Jamaica. I wonder if the Ho has a similar background. If so that should be well publicized.

[Carriage Hill]

“I wonder if the Ho has a similar background. If so that should be well publicized.”

If so, and I don’t doubt it, it’s been scrubbed and sanitized.

[Dr. Franklin]

If so, and I don’t doubt it, it’s been scrubbed and sanitized.

According to this site, her ancestors did own slaves in Jamaica:
Hamilton Brown, a relative of Kamala, owned so many slaves in Jamaica that there is actually a town there known as “Brown Town” that was named directly after him. Snopes says this is false, of course, but the proof is there for those who care about facts over politics.
Kamala Harris’ ancestors owned slaves
Since she is in line to be Biden's replacement as viceroy soon enough, this information needs to be publicized ASAP, particularly to the African-American community in D.C.

[Carriage Hill]

“this information needs to be publicized ASAP, particularly to the African-American community in D.C”

Sadly, 80% won’t give a flying rat;s rearend; they want the weekly checks or EBT card refills. The 20% who’ve joined us, are marginalized, as we are.

[Dr. Franklin]

Sadly, 80% won’t give a flying rat;s rearend; they want the weekly checks or EBT card refills. The 20% who’ve joined us, are marginalized, as we are.

She has been marketed to them falsely. Many, especially black men, don't think she is black enough for them. Marrying a white guy means she isn't really black to many of them. We need to keep putting this in front of the AA community. They can decide for themselves, put it needs to be reported, and that means by us. See below:

According to one document, held by the U.K. National Archives, Brown owned at least 121 slaves in 1826, comprising 74 females and 47 males. In 1817, he owned at least 124 slaves, made up of 74 females and 50 males. According to records held by the “Legacies of British Slave-Ownership” project at University College London (UCL), Brown was at various times the owner, manager, or executor of several dozen plantations and estates on the island of Jamaica.
Brown was also a steadfast slavery apologist. In contributions to the colonial House of Assembly, he opposed efforts, emanating from mainland Britain (where slavery was by then widely opposed), to “interfere” in the slave trade in Jamaica. In one 1823 speech, he lashed out at the “hypocrisy” and “cloven foot” of William Wilberforce, a British M.P. widely regarded as the hero of the anti-slavery abolitionist movement.
In 1832, a Methodist missionary named Henry Whiteley spent three months in Jamaica, touring the island and inspecting the conditions of life for slaves, and the practices of colonial settlers and slave owners, including Brown. In a pamphlet published the following year, Whiteley recalled that he and Brown discussed the concept of “amelioration” — a gradualist approach to slavery in the 1820s and 1830s which, as distinct from the outright prohibition and extinction of slavery that characterized abolitionism, instead proposed making slavery more humane and tolerable. Brown was opposed even to this, according to Whiteley:
… I was rather startled to hear that Gentleman [Brown] swear by his Maker that [amelioration] should never be adopted in Jamaica; nor would the planters of Jamaica, he said, permit the interference of the Home [London] Government with their slaves in any shape. A great deal was said by him and others present about the happiness and comfort enjoyed by the slaves, and of the many advantages possessed by them of which the poor in England were destitute.
Did U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris’ Ancestor Own Slaves in Jamaica?

[dandiegirl]

What was it that Kamala’s own father said about her? As I recall, it wasn’t too nice. Wonder what her step daughters have to say about her?

[Jacquerie]

The people who fear an imaginary “runaway” COS are the same folks who offer no solutions to actual runaway courts, congress, and now a presidency.

Our government is a hostile occupying force. Elections exist to legalize their absolute power with the imprimatur of legitimacy.

[Sirius Lee]

Many Americans will need these $15/hr jobs to survive as Biden replaces the middle class with Indians and the working class with Mexicans

There won't be $15/hr jobs. Why would I pay an American fifteen bucks, when I can get a Mexican or Indian to do the job for pennies?

[Dr. Franklin]

The people who fear an imaginary “runaway” COS are the same folks who offer no solutions to actual runaway courts, congress, and now a presidency. Our government is a hostile occupying force. Elections exist to legalize their absolute power with the imprimatur of legitimacy.

We do need to update the Constitution. It is old and dated. Other than the U.K. which has no written constitution, European constitutions contain far more details of rights, etc. than ours. What rights we have are nothing more than technicalities which courts can and do finesse with excuses like ripeness, laches, standing, mootness, etc.

On a basic level, our elections are massive frauds, and the Twelfth Amendment isn't followed as enacted. The problem that I am noting, is not a runaway second constitutional convention. It is that too many state legislatures didn't do anything about election fraud, and now it is proposed that only they can save us from this mess. Yet, their inaction caused the problem.

[Dr. Franklin]

Prepare for massive inflation - I recommend shifting cash to precious metals. My favorite investment metals include brass, lead, and one or more of chrome-molybdenum steel, vanadium steel, or nickel-steel. While all of the above are near all-time high prices, their value is still greater than their monetary cost.

Thanks for that suggestion. Any suggestions for stocks for funds without investing in China? Many funds do that, and that is to be avoided.

[Pollster1]

I hope others have a recommendation. I have none in that direction.

[Starcitizen]

Prepare for massive inflation - I recommend shifting cash to precious metals. My favorite investment metals include brass, lead, and one or more of chrome-molybdenum steel, vanadium steel, or nickel-steel. While all of the above are near all-time high prices, their value is still greater than their monetary cost.

Thanks for that suggestion. Any suggestions for stocks for funds without investing in China? Many funds do that, and that is to be avoided.
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Er, I think this means Ammo.

[Dr. Franklin]

Er, I think this means Ammo.

I am only advocating for peaceful protests. However, people have right to defend themselves. I also love venison.

BTW, we are now at day 6 of life under the Chinese viceroy.