The Gathering of Sovereigns, Part 5

A Win of Monumental Importance

The Gathering of Sovereigns, Part 1; A Solzhenitsyn Reminder

The Gathering of Sovereigns, Part 2; America's General Exhorts Us to Engage the Battle that Must Be Won

The Gathering of Sovereigns, Part 3; Who Is Digital Army Foot Soldier Number One?

The Gathering of Sovereigns, Part 4; Carter Page is the Greatest Force Multiplier Ever

Amidst my post-January 2021 disappointment, while trying to make sense of the impossibility of Joe Biden as President of the United States, I knew there was only one path forward: one that revolved around faith, patience, and vigilance.

It was in that spirit that I ultimately decided to begin my Gathering of First Sovereigns series.

I knew it wasn’t merely unlikely that Donald Trump passively sat of massive powers he possessed as our 45th President, it was freaking impossible. My only job beyond faith, patience, and vigilance was to try and discern what was the continued operational plan surreptitiously put into play and how could I, as an American, apply my passionate interests to aid the cause.

With four columns already published, this is part of my public attempt to meet some of my responsibilities of citizenship. As it now stands, I’ve already written the better part of three or four additional columns but never quite felt the timing was right or the logic of the document as drafted was insufficient, etc.

Then came the Rittenhouse verdict.

I had not followed the testimony.

I had not watched any of the live coverage.

I was totally uninterested in lawyerly opinions on how the defense or the prosecution or the witnesses were doing.

I knew full well, like most of America, the Rittenhouse kid was being royally screwed and I also knew any focus on my part to the proceedings would likely anger me in the extreme, so I waited on the verdict.

When it finally came on Friday, an overwhelming sense of relief enveloped me. I suddenly sought out and devoured select responses online that I suspected would be substantive discussions. In doing so, I realized just how much the call to jury duty and the subsequent winnowing down of jurors *is* a gathering of First Sovereigns.

I already knew this, of course, subconsciously. But I now found myself consciously considering it and how the process is a crucial part of our necessary steps forward out of this forced nonsense we’ve been made to endure.

Saint Richard, of course, weighed in nicely with his marvelous Issue 58 column. If you haven’t watched Patrick Gunnels’ “Reading Epic Threads” rendition of it, please click that Issue 58 link and do so.

Earlier on Saturday afternoon I had stumbled upon the great Bill Whittle’s YouTube channel and thoroughly enjoyed his “The Constitution is Still Alive!” video.

While watching the video, it occurred to me that I couldn’t do a better addition to my series than what was now on offer from my fellow Fightin’ Florida Gator, Mr. Whittle, so . . . what follows is something of an extensive paraphrase of a portion of his 8 minute video presented below mostly by way of bullets of the text I tried to faithfully pull from his right-on-the-money creation.

First, however, is my summary paragraph that sets the stage for the importance – for my purposes -- of Whittle’s video and Kenosha’s verdict.

Here’s the stack, Bill said, that we just defeated. It demonstrates the importance of the defeat administered by the good people of the Kenosha, Wisconsin community in favor of the kid, Kyle Rittenhouse, who lives in Illinois just one mile from the Wisconsin state line. A kid who worked in Kenosha, a kid extremely familiar with the town where his father lives, along with many in his paternal family line.

In other words, Kenosha was his community, too, not some far away locale he had to cross state lines to reach, and the national media worked extremely hard to hide this very important fact. As hard as they worked to not let you know the three men this teenager fought off to save his life were also, like Kyle, White Americans, or that his legally purchased rifle did not cross state lines but was kept in Kenosha, or that he had been invited to assist that night in rendering local assistance to the injured and in the protection of local property – all laudable activities subsequently demonized through a full-on *racialized media assault* orchestrated in service to an entirely false narrative (White Supremacists), damn the objective truth.

All because . . . .

(take it away, Bill Whittle)

1.    You’ve got a white guy defending his life.

2.    You’ve got a white guy using force to defend his life instead of trying to bow and scrape his way out of it.

3.    You’ve got a white guy using a firearm to save his life. Now we get into the big jumps in the stack.

4.    You get a white guy using the AR-15 rifle, the most evil of all firearms to defend his life.

5.    And, finally, you get a guy who’s using an AR-15 to defend his life against the legalized street mobs of Antifa and, to some degree, Black Lives Matter.

6.    Thus, all of these things stacked up meant that this kid had to be destroyed.

7.    He had to be destroyed because all of these things have to go away.

8.    All of them!

9.    You have to continue allow antifa and black lives matter to not only burn things down but beat people up with impunity.

10. You have to allow them to kill people.

11. How many people were killed during the riots, the George Floyd riots, it was at 24 or something, right?

12. Plus one police officer.

13. So what, the country burns.

14. Okay, great, so that has to go.

15. What has to go?

16. That’s right, the ability to defend yourself using a firearm has to go.

17. Especially defending yourself using an AR-15 !!!

18. That’s why Kyle was on trial.

19. He was on trial because of our right to self-defense was on trial.

20. This is all it was.

21. A defense not just of the second amendment but a defense of the fundamental human right to defend one’s own life.

22. That’s it, that’s all. :26 that’s all it was

23. And if you want to know why the press lied so much, why why the prosecution was so selective with its evidence, why they did all of the evil, evil, evil things – this is even clearer than the evil things they did to Justice Kavanaugh – here’s why.

24. Because this one was about a fundamental issue but perhaps *the* fundamental issue[JW1] .

25. Do you as a First Sovereign, a citizen, have the right to defend your own life – yes or no?

26. Because if the answer is yes, this means that First Sovereign is more important than the state.

27. That person’s more important than the media.

28. That person is more important than the political circus that’s going on all around us.

29. All of it.

30. If he is allowed to defend his life as an individual American, regardless of the means, it doesn’t matter.

31. He could have used harsh language, it doesn’t matter.

32. He could have used a rock[JW2]  or a pointy stick, doesn’t matter.

33. If he has the right to defend himself, he’s sovereign, a citizen.

34. If he’s a citizen, he has rights that protect him.

35. And if he has rights that protect him, then this, then this machine of oppression and governmental tyranny that they’ve been rolling out since the sneak attack on November 4th of 2020 is powerless over him.

36. Powerless.

37. That’s why they attacked him so mercilessly.

38. And that’s why this was a win of such monumental importance.

Amen.

The Rittenhouse trial, however, has made all of America aware of a certain discomforting fact: we have a very serious problem within our legal profession. A problem far, far larger than a rogue prosecutor or prosecutors in general.

In Part 6, barring a Monday surprise with a major impact on my series, I hope to walk through the threat presented to America’s First Sovereigns by her Attorneys-at-Law.

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