Department of Education is the New Gestapo

I almost can't even believe this story is real it is so outrageous. It is true, however. The Department of Education has started kicking in the doors to private homes, searching those homes, and detaining even innocent children inside to collect delinquent student loans.

You read that right. Our federal government lets illegal immigrants enter our country, roam freely to commit violent criminal acts within its borders, and even pays them to do so through welfare and other government subsidies but that same government will not tolerate its educated citizens from falling past due on a student loans.

Where is the outrage here? Where is the news media on this issue? Where are the states themselves? The people of this country ought to be way past angry, the media should be probing deep into this story and reporting it on the front page, and our states should be putting their sovereign feet down and saying "enough."

Am I the only one questioning how the Department of Education somehow has the power to issue warrants and kick in doors and to do so brandishing firearms? Am I the only one who remembers a little thing called the United States Constitution? Am I really the only one? Probably so, but even if I am alone on this I will put my foot down and say "enough!" I will question such authority in the hands of any government, especially a single department of that government whose purpose is to educate, not destroy, its citizens.

I have said it repeatedly and will never stop saying it. When any government is willing to kick in your door to extract money from you at gunpoint, it is tyranny. Such force is the strict definition and should not be tolerated by a so-called "free" citizenry. It is time for us to realize that any government willing to enslave rather that protect its people should be corrected by any means necessary. And if the states won't make the required corrections, the people must.

Restitance is No Longer Futile -- Now it is Outright Illegal

An Indianapolis court has just ruled that citizens have no right to resist when a cop tries to enter their home -- EVER. That's right, whether the police entry is legal or not you cannot resist. If you do, you will be violently subdued, arrested, and criminally charged.

In support of this ludicrous ruling the court said, "We believe ... a right to resist an unlawful police entry into a home is against public policy and is incompatible with modern Fourth Amendment jurisprudence." Against public policy? Incompatible with a constitutional right to be free from unreasonable governmental intrusions? These justices are out of their minds. They simply could not be more wrong on this issue. Both public policy and that damn Fourth Amendment explicitly allow citizens to resist illegal entry into their homes. Even a stupid child would understand that.

I, for one, will not tolerate these kinds of blatantly incorrect readings of my rights. If the courts get it wrong as they surely did here, we as citizens must resist. We are morally obligated to throw off such tyranny. If anyone tries to enter my home illegally I WILL RESIST. I promise.

Airport Security Going Too Far? DUH!

Now people are starting to think the searches of us at the airport are going too far? Give me a break. I have been saying that for decades and now others are finally getting it.

I guess now that liberal drug users are getting caught with illegal drugs they are starting to oppose the oppressive airport searches they once supported. These searches were originally only for weapons and explosives but have crossed into searches for large cash wads, illegal drugs, fake credit cards, prescription drugs, and anything else a low-level relatively untrained government employee deems suspicious.

Over the decades our freedom has slowly eroded I have been one of very few voices decrying ANY encroachment, no matter how small. Now, others seem to be getting the point. I guess most people just don't care about freedom --- until it is completely gone that is.

Too little too late morons. You should have paid attention when you had a chance to prevail.