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William O. Douglas appointed
U.S. Supreme Court book_quoted
“the newly formed Wall Street watchdog agency, and later appointed a justice on the Supreme Court. As FDR's top Wall Street regulator, Douglas had more than one occasion to work with John Foster Dulles. Years later, Dulles' hatred for the se…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 2 @ 27:13
John Jay headed
U.S. Supreme Court guest_asserted
“And John Jay, who was a Hamiltonian, he also served as our first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court…”
▶ Constitution Class-Is Pres Kamala constitutional_ W Douglas&Brady @ 11:54
Potter Stewart member_of
U.S. Supreme Court host_asserted
“We also have Potter Stewart, who did become the Supreme Court. We've talked about him before because he was an alumni of Skull and Bones, one of four. I think there's five different Supreme Court members that have affiliations to Skull and …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 28:20
Maggie Goodlander appointed
U.S. Supreme Court host_asserted
“All right, so after her Yale law, we'll get to her intelligence here in a second. She's a law clerk for none other than Merrick Garland on the U.S. Court of Appeals. Okay. And then she becomes a clerk for former Supreme Court Justice Stephe…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with War Hamster Brady 250418 @ 46:55
U.S. Supreme Court ruled_in
Kelo v. City of New London documented
“The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the government could take away your private property to increase the tax base. Since that was a public interest, they determined. Now the case is going on 20, actually it's 20 years old this year. It's 2005.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Inauguration Special @ 1:13:34
Robert Borkenstein appointed
U.S. Supreme Court host_asserted
“So he's been in the mix of everything. Amazing amount of diplomats and some of the craziest places all from the same boarding schools. Okay, we got some people in the judiciary that are worth mentioning. Robert Bork, who of course got borke…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 27:19
U.S. Supreme Court removed_from_power
Cornel West caller_asserted
“wouldn't let JFK or excuse me, RFK to get off the ballot. Right. She would not allow him to to remove his name off of that ballot. Now, Cornel West tried to remove his name from the ballot. She said, OK. And the Supreme Court there said, oh…”
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Morrison Waite headed
U.S. Supreme Court guest_asserted
“And Chief Justice Morrison Waite, I think is his name, if I remember properly, in his judicial opinion wrote, well, she's a natural born citizen, right? Born of two citizen parents.…”
▶ Constitution Class-Is Pres Kamala constitutional_ W Douglas&Brady @ 27:55
U.S. Supreme Court covered_up
Barack Obama speculative
“the Supreme Court will do everything in their power not to address it because that really it's an attack on the establishment. If Barack Obama is declared legitimate, that's a sacred cow they don't ever want to sacrifice.…”
▶ Constitution Class-Is Pres Kamala constitutional_ W Douglas&Brady @ 1:25:21
Mentions (31)
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the organization called the Constitution Association, which filed a lawsuit in 2020 asking this exact question. And that lawsuit has made its way through the courts and has been rejected everywhere in the system. It is now in a position to …
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And then we filed a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court by a year and a half ago. And basically a writ of certiorari is a request for them to review it to decide whether or not they'll take it. And we've not heard anything…
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heard back anything of yet. Interestingly enough, with the latest events, my phone and my email has been going crazy. Everybody basically is like, Doug, if ever your case needs to be out there, this is it. Well, I agree it's got to be out t…
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realized that natural-born citizen was a good idea. And John Jay, who was a Hamiltonian, he also served as our first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, wrote a letter to these guys, Franklin, I believe he wrote it to, saying,…
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So there are two different things, and it's something special. Then that's when you break out stuff like Battelle's Law of Nations. Or you can go to the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1790, where natural-born citizen is also defined.…
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for separating and defining the actual definition of what natural born is. And do you think that the Supreme Court is going to have to do a definition for it, you know, like for a clarification because things…
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This is Madison. And he asked that to someone who's a product of American system or our law schools. They're not going to answer. One judge actually gave me a reasonable answer. He says, well, this is the way it should be, but that's, I don…
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clarification when you said they threw it back down the states if you're referring to my case against kamala harris no they did not go back down the states the supreme court just has not addressed it it's been sitting on the clerk's desk pr…
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Oh, well, then that's even worse if they're just ignoring it because that's something that needs to be ruled or just a definition. I've been making the argument, you know, I'm 100 percent behind. I've made the argument that the Supreme Cour…
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the judge, and said, well, they can do it, you know, sovereign immunity. Basically, the king can do no wrong. So it's not a point of if they killed all your sheep and nuked everybody. The point is they could do whatever they want. And so th…
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The Institute for Justice. And they have a Twitter feed. But they just got the Supreme Court to hear a case called Kalo versus City of New London. And it's about eminent domain.…
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And I just wanted that. So we didn't go through the Supreme Court because we got kangaroo courted big time. Big time. I actually fired the lawyers, not because they were bad, but because I could see where this was going. And the one thing t…
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and their testimony eliminated. Their demise ends up as a, their having witnessed this ends up as a death warrant so that no one else bothers to step forward. In the year 2000, on behalf of a growing American dictatorship of almost near fac…
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Some contend that Baker, in part, handled $40 million of secret drug deals, which were corrupt and they were used to influence Florida Democrats to stop the ballot recount. Even before the U.S. Supreme Court Gang of Five got into the pictur…
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And then that data will probably come out by Space Force. And, you know, at the end of this, you're going to have a situation where America will have maybe even another election like the day, a week or two weeks or three weeks or a month af…
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So he's been in the mix of everything. Amazing amount of diplomats and some of the craziest places all from the same boarding schools. Okay, we got some people in the judiciary that are worth mentioning. Robert Bork, who of course got borke…
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Too bad. I think Bork would have been a very good Supreme Court justice. He probably would have been one of the more conservative ones we see. They wouldn't have attacked him if he wasn't. Say again? They wouldn't have attacked him if he wa…
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We also have Potter Stewart, who did become the Supreme Court. We've talked about him before because he was an alumni of Skull and Bones, one of four. I think there's five different Supreme Court members that have affiliations to Skull and …
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All right, so after her Yale law, we'll get to her intelligence here in a second. She's a law clerk for none other than Merrick Garland on the U.S. Court of Appeals. Okay. And then she becomes a clerk for former Supreme Court Justice Stephe…
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Correct. All right. So Salmon P. Chase becomes the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court in 1864 until his death in 1873. And he's involved in a couple of really important cases. So I'm going to go a little bit off topic because …
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wouldn't let JFK or excuse me, RFK to get off the ballot. Right. She would not allow him to to remove his name off of that ballot. Now, Cornel West tried to remove his name from the ballot. She said, OK. And the Supreme Court there said, oh…
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And according to Latin American researcher Richard Lawlander, Santana and his Quirimos Aligar colleagues played important roles opposing the vote and were even called to the Supreme Court as voices of Venezuela's civil society to present ar…
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as the head of the national transition government. So Guaido wasn't their first attempted fake coup. The document, known as the Carmona Decree, established a de facto dictatorship and dissolved Venezuela's newly formed National Assembly and…
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They are they they have a resistance already set up. Obviously, I think Trump's going to be much better prepared to address the resistance. So, yeah, all good. Yeah. A couple of things. One, I put down in the bubble kind of to your point ab…
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And it's a real interesting read because it breaks down what the traditions were that the court was upholding and then how it changed over time. One of the big ones it goes into heavily is the Commerce Clause and how that was expanded and t…
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And there's a lot of these cases that I think with the current court, because they've already shown multiple times now that they will overturn precedent because they overturned Roe, they overturned Chevron. And there's quite a number of the…
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The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the government could take away your private property to increase the tax base. Since that was a public interest, they determined. Now the case is going on 20, actually it's 20 years old this year. It's 2005.…
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I understand this author's position on this, but anybody that thinks the Delano and the Roosevelt family wasn't part of that elite is drinking Kool-Aid. I'm just going to say that. One of the first, one of the firebrands was William O. Doug…
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We're talking about the Warren Commission. As we all know, the Warren Commission was named after Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren. And he basically had to be strong-armed by President Johnson into chairing it because he didn't want t…
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as a deflection because of the questions being asked about Dulles' involvement after his firing by JFK. Although the Chief Justice was a former Republican governor of California and the Eisenhowers appointee to the bench, he had a sterling …
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Warren was to be quoted as saying that years later. Behind the scenes, Dulles was even more active than the commission chairman. Warren was forced to juggle his commission duties as well as his Supreme Court duties. Dulles, of course, didn'…