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The Constitution and the so-called "rights" it purports to give U.S. citizens is supposed to be in effect even during a state of emergency. I mean a real one, let alone a fake one like the criminal Covid hoax. Why? Because the Constitution was drafted and promulgated during a state of emergency, the Revolutionary War. I can't cite the case but even the Nine Swine (U.S. Supreme Cult) have ruled this is so. Further, I've seen a DOJ document written by a female member of one of their alphabet, so-called law enforcement agencies, wherein she stated unequivocally that the civil and constitutional rights of Americans cannot be abrogated, even in a state of emergency, again of course a real one. That is astonishing as those bureaucrat/cops are no respecters of any rights, privileges, or human life. But that and a buck will get you a cup of coffee. There's what oughtta be and there's what is. For the masses of denizens euphemistically referred to as American citizens, the constitution and the bill of wipes are as relevant and meaningful as a Joe Biden speech. Like in ancient Babylon, there is one set of laws and rules for the rich and connected and another for everyone else.

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Feb 21, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

The Ashli Babbitt Capitol Hill Staged Deception Psyop https://www.winterwatch.net/2023/02/the-ashli-babbitt-capitol-hill-staged-deception-psyop/

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Feb 21, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Did you mean the citizens have never won against their own government in the last 240 years? That's how I see it...we are 0 wins and about 300 billion losses.

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Feb 21, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Here is how I summed it up in a comment to an article regarding our founding fathers:

Our founding fathers, having been in bed with the King of exploitation, decided to declare their independence, wanted a government of their own with which to exploit the people.

They declared war against the King's contemptible system of evil and so, in their freemason style, they wrote this deceptive thing called a constitution thereby creating their own government/ organized crime ring with which they could exploit the ignorance of the people by giving themselves the power to tax/ extort. And the people bought it hook, line, and sinker.

Aah yes, such were our great and wonderful fore-fathers.

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I just lost an hour long comment. Damn!

Good article. Very timely. I wish I stored everything on my clipboard, but hadn't pushed post yet.

I can't write it again. Very meaningful. Thank you!

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Feb 22, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Really great article. I’m saving this one.

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Feb 21, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

As usual, excellent piece

Need to start sending you a bill Don.

When your treatises come up during work, I cannot help myself from reading and not working!

a few weeks ago, I went to Barnes & Noble with our youngest daughter with hopes of obtaining at least one of your books.

unfortunately and as somewhat expected, all your books were 'out of stock.'

So I bought this Graham Hancock book concerning earth's lost civilization from the time of the last ice age or earlier, which while only half way thru, I see the running theme is fairly sophisticated civilizations existed in the America's for over 10,000 years, but mainstream science seems to do their best to avoid any knowledge of this.

What i would give to know what was really going in the Americas during those prior 10,000 years. Somehow, I think if those in the times that you mention understood what took place those thousands of years ago, then perhaps the people don't lose at every turn. After all, the more those in power do Not want you to learn of the past, it seems that knowledge would make a difference for the populace.

I know this is all way off point and somewhat esoteric rambling, but I just wanted to say I appreciate your knowledge and insight on the ever so important 'hidden history' of our Nation. I wonder what if anything will be known about this 10,000 years from now, especially since we essentially know nothing of our remote past.

on a parting note, my recent advice, not yet well taken, to my youngest daughter is....

you need to understand where you've been to know where you are headed -- however, it seems those in power do not want us to know this, whether 200 years or 10,000 years ago

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Feb 21, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Great historical context, Don; thank you!

As a professional historian, read the after Professor Fetzer's news show summary for how I frame AmRev 2.0/WW3: https://carlbherman.blogspot.com/2023/02/94-minute-video-need-to-know-news-lucid.html

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Excellent piece Don! Where do we sign up for the Committee of Correspondence meeting in our zip code! I'm ready!

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Mar 23, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Excellent article, Donald. I basically agree with everything you wrote, though it is depressing.

But on WW1, where you said "over 116,000 Americans died for absolutely no reason," I actually disagree with you on that one--I believe there was a hidden reason. According to Benjamin Freedman, in his 1961 speech at the Willard Hotel, he says that the reason America got into the war was so the Zionists could get Palestine. Freedman was an insider, basically a right hand man to Bernard Baruch (yesterday's Soros/Rothschild agent), so he was a witness to the behind-the-scenes intrigues that got us into WW1. He said that the Zionists negotiated with Britain, telling them that they didn't have to accept peace terms with Germany and that they could win the war if America joined them, and the Zionists said that if Britain gave them Palestine, then they would get to work on Wilson and get America into the war. So, that's why 116,000 Americans died:

Benjamin Freedman 1961 Speech at the Willard Hotel:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/exi1Ceh2Mam1/

http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/israel/freedman.htm (transcript)

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Feb 27, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

You sure have a memory for the mistakes that have been made.

Personally, I am getting flashbacks of all the mistakes I made in my own life. It's getting

kind of scary for me because I don't know if it's a kind of life-review before I croak or what is going on.

Be that as it may,,, hopefully you're not giving the country its life-review. (You know that could be a thing, but who knows!? ) It is somehow inevitable that countries will fail. Even within a family there are always disputes, cheaters, grifters, liars, sometimes psychos, and the same problems that manifest on the grand scale of things. The advantage goes to the sociopaths, since the people with morals have to abide by ethics, which the others (the "winners") aren't burdened with. And that term, which

Charlie Sheen popularized and Trump used extensively, has just always irked me, and your essay describes perfectly why it should irk us.

Thanks, Mr. Jeffries, and I want to mention how much I appreciate hearing you on Rense,

America Unplugged, (David Knight) and now reading the substack. Btw. are you still doing

shows with the whole crew, Wise Wolf Arterburn, Billy Ray Valentine, etc...

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Feb 25, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Hey Don - Can I buy your books by cutting out the "J" middleman?

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Terrific article. The "people" never seem to avoid falling for one psy-op or fake story after another. How many people will we see praising Trump for "going to Ohio"? Setting the suckers up for another round.

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George Washington was the richest man in the colonies. He made his fortune from his whisky distillery. No wonder he went after his competitors.

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Donald we’re going to win one. I can feel it.

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Feb 22, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Superb survey of American history. Clear and concise, pulls no punches. Bravo!

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