Posts Tagged ‘tenth amendment center’

Drones Over America

Question: What do backscatter “naked” x-ray machines and unmanned aerial vehicles, known as drones, have in common? Answer: They’re both technology originally used to control dangerous populations, such as convicted criminals or enemy combatants…that are now being used on regular American citizens on American soil. We all see the banned-in-Europe backscatter x-ray machines in common [...]


Police State Clashes with Protesters in Chicago

With the recent outburst of Police-State action in Chicago, while we’d hoped it wouldn’t come to this – we can’t say we didn’t know it was coming. With images coming not out of Iran or Egypt, but out of some of the Tenther communities own back yard, we’re witnessing a literal army of state and [...]


Pushing Back on NDAA in Kansas

Kansas Representative O’Hara says that HR6021 (Opposition to NDAA) an important first step In a hopeful attempt at interposition between the people of Kansas and the Federal Government, Chris Hong, wrote an April 25 article at L J World.com entitled “House committee looks at measure that advocates individual rights” that “The Veterans, Military and Homeland [...]


The New TAC

If you’re not a new reader of this website, you’re obviously noticing our new site design – which was customized for TAC for our 4 year anniversary today, June 25th. We’ve got a lot of project launched right now and many more coming soon. Here’s a few additional comments beyond what I wrote about in [...]


Disclose This!

So the DISCLOSE Act is making headlines these days – and so is the NRA. Here’s what Hans von Spakovsky had to say on the Heritage Foundation blog: Just as opposition was building in the House to the unconstitutional and burdensome DISCLOSE Act, which is intended to help Democrats in the November election by stifling [...]


Top 5 for April

The 5 best-read articles for the month of April are: 1. We Refuse, by Michael Boldin 2. Ending the Fed from the Bottom Up, by Bill Greene 3. States Revolt Against D.C., Lew Rockwell interviews Michael Boldin 4. Are we seeing a Constitutional Awakening? by Walter Williams 5. Nullifying Federal Tyranny, by Clyde Wilson


From Sovereignty Declaration to Implementation

by Pete Ketcham IN THE BEGINNING Several months ago I started my efforts to promote action on the 10th Amendment in Idaho. This effort was based on the encouraging fact that the Idaho Legislature passed House Joint Memorial No.4, a sovereignty declaration not requiring the Governor’s signature. My original motivation in this effort was not [...]


Introducing the Louisiana State Sovereignty Committee

After all the Tea Party protests and town hall meetings, the question still lingers in the minds of many Louisianans: “What can I really do to stop the policies in Washington, D. C., that seek to make the federal government all-powerful in many areas of my life and the life of my state?”