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The Poison of Socialism Claims Another Victim • Disempowering the President Venezuela: The Poison of Socialism Claims Another Victim • Disempowering the President July 8 , 2019 • $3.95 www.TheNewAmerican.com THAT FREEDOM SHALL NOT PERISH IMMIGRANT INVASION ZIGNEGO READY MIX, INC. W226 N2940 DUPLAINVILLE ROAD WAUKESHA, WI 53186 262-542-0333 • www.Zignego.com RESCUING OUR CHILDREN SUMMER TOUR 2019 WITH ALEX NEWMAN There is a reason the Deep State globalists sound so confident about the success of their agenda — they have a secret weapon: More than 85 percent of American children are being indoctrinated by radicalized government schools. In this explosive talk, Alex Newman exposes the insanity that has taken over the public school system. From the sexualization of children and the reshaping of values to deliberate dumbing down, Alex shows how dangerous this threat is — not just to our children, but also to the future of faith, family, and freedom — and what every American can do about it. NEW DATES HAVE BEEN ADDED! 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Fernandez / 405-435-1080 SOUTH DAKOTA June 28 / Rapid City / Tonchi Weaver / 605-390-4078 WYOMING Alex has a B.S. degree in journalism from the University of June 29 / Sheridan / Jan Loftus / 307-673-0157 Florida with an emphasis on economics and international June 30 / Casper / Marti Halverson / 307-413-5236 relations, as well as an A.A. degree in foreign languages July 1 / Cody / Marti Halverson / 307-413-5236 from Miami-Dade College. He is co-author of the book Crimes of the Educators, and currently serves as a foreign MONTANA correspondent for The New American magazine and an July 5 / Kalispell / Lauralee O’Neil / 406-407-5639 Advanced Economics teacher at FreedomProject Academy. Alex Newman FREEDOM’S CALL THE CONTACT PERSON FOR YOUR CITY TO PURCHASE TICKETS! VOICES Diamond M Ranch REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL HEREFORDS Range Bulls, Replacement Females, Stocker & Feeder Cattle (one or a truckload) A Fifth Generation Ranching Family Engaged In Accenting The Hereford Influence Box 99 The McIrvin Family 646 Lake Rd. Laurier, WA 99146 Len & Pat McIrvin Burbank, WA 99323 Len: 509/684-4380 Bill & Roberta McIrvin Len: 509/545-5676 (Summer phone) Justin & Kaleigh Hedrick (Winter phone & address) “This is a republic, not a democracy — Let’s keep it that way!” 10 Vol. 35, No. 13 July 8, 2019 COVER STORY IMMIGRATION 10 Immigrant Invasion by R. Cort Kirkwood — Illegal immigrants have overwhelmed the capacities of the Border Patrol. And they keep coming, bringing diseases, crime, and high costs with them. AP Images FEATURES 17 POLITICS 17 Save Babies and Abort Judicial Supremacy by Selwyn Duke — With U.S. judges usurping the power to make or revoke laws — and Congress sitting idly by — it’s time to nullify extra-constitutional judicial supremacy. WORLD 22 Venezuela: The Poison of Socialism Claims Another Victim AP Images by Steve Byas — Venezuela isn’t, as liberals say, socialism done wrong. It’s the logical result of a methodical, slow implementation 22 of socialism. BOOK REVIEW 29 Disempowering the President by Joe Wolverton II, J.D. — U.S. presidents have acquired vast power, but they haven’t really taken power; it has been given to them by Congresses that don’t want to make decisions about war. HISTORY — PAST AND PERSPECTIVE 33 God Blessed America With Kate Smith by Dennis Behreandt — Today Kate Smith is attacked for racism. But a review of the life of this remarkable performer who became AP Images known as America’s Songbird draws a far different picture. 29 33 THE LAST WORD 44 Bilderberg? What Bilderberg? by William F. Jasper DEPARTMENTS 5 Letters to the Editor 31 The Goodness of America 7 Inside Track 39 Exercising the Right AP Images 9 QuickQuotes 41 Correction, Please! COVER AP Images TRAILWINDS PLAZA SPACE AVAILABLE 5,640 square ft. Call 239-677-7441 or Email [email protected] Cleveland Ave. (Rt. 41) • Ft. Myers, Florida • Stamra Inc. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Publisher & Editor Gary Benoit Rewriting History that case stated that the U.S. Supreme Senior Editor Every time I hear a recording of Kate Court has the power to decide whether a William F. Jasper Smith singing “God Bless America” on law passed by Congress and signed by the Managing Editor the radio, I have to stop and listen. It is president can remain in effect. In other RAIL INDS Kurt Williamsen so moving. Her contralto voice and the words, the court could erase a law by de- T W beautiful emotion and love for her country claring it unconstitutional. Web Editor shine through and bring tears to my eyes. Of course, there is nothing expressly John T. Larabell The roaring applause for her both before stating or even implied in the Constitution Foreign Correspondent and after she sang at the Philadelphia Fly- that the court has this power. It is obvi- PLAZA Alex Newman ers’ hockey game in 1973 also made my ous by reading his decision that Marshall heart soar, though I only saw it on film. felt that the constitutional convention had Contributors The people who were at that game were failed to consider this issue. Marshall Bob Adelmann • Dennis Behreandt truly lucky. The Flyers played her rendi- ruled that the court has this right, even Steve Byas • Raven Clabough tion of the song often before their hockey though it is not found in the Constitution. Selwyn Duke • Brian Farmer games. No wonder the league put up a This properly should be considered ultra- Christian Gomez • Larry Greenley statue of her outside the arena. But that constitutional, as opposed to unconstitu- Gregory A. Hession, J.D. statue is now shrouded with black cloth tional, if one is describing what Marshall Ed Hiserodt • William P. Hoar and the plan is to take it down. actually did. R. Cort Kirkwood • Patrick Krey, J.D. What is happening to our culture? When Thomas Jefferson was quick to real- Warren Mass • John F. McManus did moments in our past become offen- ize that this decision of Marshall’s actu- James Murphy • Dr. Duke Pesta Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. sive? Christopher Columbus’ and Robert ally destroyed the balance of power in our C. Mitchell Shaw • Michael Tennant E. Lee’s statues are under attack. This is tripartite constitutional system and gave Rebecca Terrell • Fr. James Thornton our history, and we cannot change history. the judiciary much more power than our Laurence M. Vance • Joe Wolverton II, J.D. We must remember the atmosphere of Founders had intended it to have. For ex- thought in which those people lived. ample, in a 5 to 4 decision, the Supreme Creative Director This is reminiscent of George Orwell’s Court could declare a law unconstitution- Joseph W. Kelly novel 1984, where Winston Smith, work- al. That means actually that one unelected Senior Graphic Designer ing for the Ministry of Truth, had the job person can dictate what laws are valid or Katie Bradley of rewriting history to fit the government not valid. Jefferson spent the rest of his narrative. History, and the recording of it, life writing and talking about how wrong Research is what furnishes us with knowledge about this decision was. He even felt that John Bonnie M. Gillis what actually happened, and that should Marshall’s six-week course in law that he Chief Strategy Officer be as fixed as the stars. Yet there are those had taken at William and Mary College Bill Hahn willing to erase it from history books and had not equipped him to render a deci- from memory so that future generations sion such as this. Jefferson predicted that Advertising/Circulation Manager will never know. because of this decision judges would be- Julie DuFrane ROBERTA SUTTON come despots, i.e., little dictators. Evergreen, Colorado Interestingly, in law school you will es- sentially learn that the legal profession has virtually canonized Marshall as one of the What Is the Law? patron saints of the profession! Marshall There are a number of powerful politi- is also considered the father of the federal cal people who would basically like to court system.
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