State senate candidate drops out, says she’ll be part of alternate government

Oh, yeah

DUzy Nominee

There is NOTHING too nutz for the new repubs!

Truer words were never spoken.

I did not believe the human race could fall this far.

Does she say if she would like Ohio to join Jesusland, or is it going to be its own little Duchy?

people thought I was from Ohio.

laugh to death?

I
Owe the
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Idiots Out Wandering Aimlessly

Either one, standard, next state over put downs.

3:29 PM, Jul 13, 2012 | by Jason Noble

The Republican candidate for a state Senate seat in eastern Iowa has ended her campaign and instead declared herself a U.S. Senator for the state of Iowa.

In a letter dated July 4, the candidate, Randi Shannon of Coralville, argued that the legitimate federal government of the United States was replaced by illegitimate “corporate” government in 1871 and has been operating since then in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

She learned this fact just recently, she said, and has come to believe it after months of research.

Dropping her bid for state office was a rejection of that illegitimate government. Now, she said she has been appointed to serve as a U.S. senator in the recently revived and constitutionally legitimate Republic of the United States of America. She was placed in the office, she said, by Iowa’s four U.S. House members in the “Republic” government ...

http://blogs.desmoinesregister.com/dmr/index.php/2012/07/13/eastern-iowa-state-senate-candidate-drops-bid-says-she-has-been-appointed-u-s-senator-instead/


Wish her success on her new planet

They spew truckloads of verbal manure -- but they apparently really believe the crap they spew, they're sometimes organized, and they can be quite a nuisance

Phony court judgments and phony arrest warrants issued by these wackos have too often in the past been assumed to be legitimate by folk who should have known better, causing all sorts of headaches. That they believe what they say, frequently leads to a dead-set-and-determined-to-kill-or-be-killed attitude, as illustrated by some links down thread

But it's also la-la-land. Look up what they're screeching loudly about: the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871, which unified the various DC governments that existed before then. They have some crackpot theory about how the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871 replaced our earlier constitutional government by an all powerful corporation called "The United States"

We need to face the fact that the whole country is nuts or these people would have no positions of power.

How likely is it that if Obama wins, they'll attempt some sort of coup? I'm not talking about these crazies, but the right in particular, with their alternate govt and their supposed moral majority.

If they did attempt it, does the US have the ability or safeguards to stop it?

Quasi-paramilitary weekend warrior militias could do some domestic damage and cause casualties much like terrorists could (and yes, I'm separating the two groups, they are not necessarily the same, no matter how much you may despise them or they you), but they'd be dead very quickly once the National Guard and/or the US military is once again brought to bare on an insurrectionist movement on US soil. Didn't work out too well for the rebels-without-a-clue the past few times this has happened. We'll be fine as far as this specific scenario. Remember Waco? Yeah, totally botched operation, but also didn't trigger the popular uprising the Branch Davidians had hoped for.

Started out as a few thug nutcases who got enough support to nearly take over all of Europe, killing millions in the process.

Coo-coo for Cocoa Puffs, they are.

the trick is to believe your lie...

And enough food stashed away to last 20 years.

Eat more possum!

Posted in Sovereign Citizens by Leah Nelson on June 22, 2011

An antigovernment “sovereign citizen” who was shot dead Sunday night by police in Arizona appears to have been involved with a major sovereign group called the Republic for the united States of America (RuSA).

William Foust, 50, of Page, Ariz., was shot by Officer Shawn Wilson during a fight in which Foust allegedly attempted to wrest Wilson’s Taser from him, the Arizona Daily Sun reported yesterday.

The officer was responding to a domestic violence call at B & T Marine, a boat rental business owned by Foust and his wife. Foust fled the scene before police arrived but returned to carry on a “heated argument” with the female victim. He was “upset, loud, and confrontational with the officer,” the Cononino County Sheriff’s Office told reporters.

Foust, described by the Sun as a “well-known Page businessman,” was also a well-known sovereign citizen whose hostile reaction to a speeding ticket landed him in jail in December on contempt charges. In typical sovereign fashion, Foust dragged his feet on the ticket for months – clogging the court with a jumble of meaningless papers, refusing to acknowledge the judge’s authority or tell the judge his date of birth, and failing to appear at a scheduled hearing. Sovereigns typically believe they are not subject to the laws of the United States ...

http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2011/06/22/sovereign-citizen-killed-in-altercation-with-police-in-arizona/

William Foust was designated the "chief justice" for Arizona. He was killed in June during an altercation with a police officer who responded to a domestic disturbance call ...
Intelligence Report, Fall 2011, Issue Number: 143
‘Sovereign’ President
Tim Turner says his ‘Republic for the united States’ is all about peaceful change. But recent events have authorities worried
By Ryan Lenz
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-report/browse-all-issues/2011/fall/-sovereign-president

The internet has left cyberspace and is becoming a factor in the real world! I expect those guys to arrive from Saturn any minute now. Or Niburu. Or Kolob. Really.

There's a Canadian branch as well. From your link:

Tim Turner, a former commercial fishermen known to followers as “Mr. President,” has outlined a plan to “reinhabit” the U.S. government. He also claims the government has tried to assassinate him and that all industrialized nations have treaties with aliens.
FROM YOUTUBE

Falls into so many of these storylines, from Alex Collier being abducted by the Andromedians or 'good aliens' who was quoted by some Occupy people in London with 'Why do we have to pay to live on our own planet?' in a poster at their first round of actions.

Those as opposed to the evil aliens of Turner, and so many others who claim we've been living under the rule of a Nazi/UFO/Lucifierian global cult. Any attempt, using science, history or political science to discredit this is met by their contentions that these alien, disembodied entities can travel back and forth in time and are not restrained by time and space like all you sheeple have been tricked into believing actually exists, like the Federal Reserve. I could name a lot more of these voices from the ether, but.

They also are among the spreaders of the meme that there is no difference between any political party, that they are all a front for these entities, like something out of the film of invading aliens controlling our minds, THEY LIVE. Another thing going is the global consciousness thing, which probably exists in some format, in the media if nothing else.

Yet they say they want to protect the nation-states, most especially their interpretation of the Constitution, but in generally what they want is not that document, as they say the Founding Fathers are also part of the satanic, Masonic, ancient Babylonian banking scam. They want the Articles of the Confederation, not that pesky stuff like the Bill of Rights and the amendments.

It's endless, I'm not disputing what you've said, really, but there is a lot of Tea Party and Ron Paul mythology. The Birthers are part of this alternate reality, so that even if Obama was born in the USA, it doesn't change their view that he is a front man for extra terrestrial evil doers and they are arming themselves to fight like something out of a Star Wars movie. This doesn't leave you much room to argue with the true believers.

While this and some of the other constructs have their appeal, the fact is we are arguing about beliefs in the nature of reality as difficult to combat as religion. Or as simple as turning off the electrical grid and stopping the wackiness from being ingested into their brains.

Posted in Antigovernment by Ryan Lenz on February 10, 2012

Last week, police made a startling announcement in their investigation of a fire that killed a father and son in their rural West Virginia mobile home in January. They revealed that David Hutzler, 56, and his 9-year-old son James, known as “Mack,” were each shot in the head before the trailer burned. The scene bore all the signs of a murder-suicide.

Investigators found accelerants used to start the fire scattered around the property in Glengary, W.Va. An autopsy later determined that one bullet had grazed the young boy’s chin before a second bullet took his life –– a detail that left terrifying questions about the young boy’s final moments.

“Due to the findings in the investigation it is believed that David Hutzler fatally shot his son James ‘Mack’ Hutzler and set fire to his residence before taking his own life,” police told local newspapers as they wrapped up their investigation.

A Hatewatch investigation has now confirmed that Hutzler was once a “congressman” in the Republic for the united States of America (RuSA), one of the largest and most organized antigovernment “sovereign citizens” groups active in the United States today. Led by “president” James Timothy Turner of Ozark, Ala., and with representatives in nearly every state, the group says the federal government is illegitimate and it is “reinhabiting” the true government ...

http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2012/02/10/father-in-apparent-murder-suicide-was-congressman-in-antigovernment-republic/#more-8679

If so, then hopefully their membership will grow.

They are more nuts than even I thought. That's what lack of sleep fueled by hate and unwarranted fear will do for you. You begin believing your own lies.

registered voters in the previous general election.

Texas was a Republic - don't believe Iowa ever was - or ever will be.

koo

- not driving on any public roads
- not borrowing books from the public library
- not visiting any state or national parks
- keep homeschooling your kids and never send them to gov...oops i meant public school
- not seeking any government subsidies for any of your businesses
- not registering for any public benefits
- not seeking any public health care services
- toting a gun and watching out for crimes instead of calling the cops

- not breathing EPA maintained cleaner air.

it's a fun list, no?

Ruler of the kingdom that only she can see.

Then get off my couch!

The Democratic candidate is a former news anchor in the area. She's very well known and well liked.

I'm guessing she's teaching this nonsense as "history". Does Iowa have any standards for homeschool curriculum?

there's a file on her at the Iowa Children's welfare agency.

If I knew she had kids and was keeping them out of public school to teach them this kind of baloney, I'd report her for child endangerment.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/100007366/Randi-Shannon-State-Senate-Resignation-Letter-2012


It is sort of amazing!

By serving as your Senator in The Republic Congress, I am restrained to voting in line with Our Republic for The United States Constitution, which by the way does not contain the 14
th
Amendment or any thereafter as these are the product of “The De facto” UNITED STATES CORPORATION, and have no basis in Our Constitution. Therefore, “they are Their Problems” and when you join The Republic of The United States of America, they are no longer your problems! And as your Senator, I Proclaim here today that I am determined that “Their Problems” will never again become your problems in The Republic! Again, Remember, where the de jure Republic of The United States of America exists the de facto UNITED STATES CORPORATION, having no standing, must go away!

"I want to especially thank my fellow Ron Paul for President Supporters."

Shocked. Shocked, I tell you.

I would never have guessed.