July 11, 2020
Courts declare bias, partiality in favor of CV-19 rulemaking
Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule making or legislation which would abrogate them. — Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 491, 86 …
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July 11, 2020
Closed TN court system takes new step to side with CV-19 regime: Mask rule
The state supreme court on Thursday issued an order “requiring all persons entering a courthouse for the purpose of court-related business to wear a face covering over the nose …
July 10, 2020
Black caught asking for directions sues for $60 million
The story of Reginald Arrington Jr.’s ruinous police encounter in Chattanooga highlights routine operations of the sort Sheriff Jim Hammond he refuses to make any study or to reform. …
July 9, 2020
Police will use pleas — not force — to gain mask compliance in city
July 9, 2020
Line forms outside court prior to mask rule taking effect
July 9, 2020
CV-19 social engineering violates Geneva Convention rules on touchless torture
Polly St. George of Canada goes through the 1975 Amnesty International study of torture to suggest that the CV-19 “global pandemic” response is an attempt to subjugate the people …
July 9, 2020
Submit to mask rule, or fight for rights in sessions court
County attorney Rheubin Taylor says whether a person is accused criminally or civilly for disregarding mask orders depends on the case. By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM Generally, …
July 9, 2020
Coppinger should take shelter in constitutional limits, not step off cliff
The CV19 panic in Tennessee and across the US has prompted officials, in the name of the public good, to shut down local economies from sea to sea and …