Id Rather Die on My Hill Than Someone Elses Hill

But we’re not seeing them being pushed out of the United States at any great rate. And then where we are, we’re getting pushback from, you know, all over the place from the states themselves who don’t want them out. So what is the, you know, I mean, we just have a terrible situation for everybody involved in this ongoing invasion from foreigners, et cetera. And Eisenhower, I don’t think Eisenhower had the law fair going against him and locking and setting up the walls every time he turned around. Absolutely, he did not. And we didn’t even hear. I mean, I don’t have good knowledge of how he got them out.

You know, I just know that I saw the numbers and so forth and didn’t research it and I wasn’t alive then. However, I would imagine that people who were alive then would have noticed with that large number of people relative to the population of the U.S. But I don’t notice any movement of any illegals in the vicinity. I live not whatsoever. They’re still always there’s a little bit of stuff happening. There’s not near enough. It’s not near fast enough or direct enough. And the sad part is those are the chat. You’re right. It is a we the people movement.

We’re going to have to take action at the local level. We the people are going to have to get involved and we’ll never do it without looking to God first. Your points are well taken in the chat. Absolutely. And, you know, Ian’s in the chat talking about things that relate to the other topic of mind today, which was the doctrine of the lesser magistrates. And of course, Sheriff Leaf is a lesser magistrate in that sense. You know, he’s an individual that makes up that group of authorities that have a right to make changes in this country, impose themselves, if you will, in between the evil that’s trying to do a and the correct moral thing that’s in B.

And we need more people besides just the sheriff. And the county in Florida is an example of that. We need constitutional county. You can’t make any progress, Sheriff Leaf, if you’ve got your, you know, commissioners or whatever you call them up there in your way constantly and an endless worry about law lawsuits and you’ve experienced that yourself. So, you know, everyone has to understand the law, the lesser masters. And there are many people probably listening to us that work in some form of authority or know somebody who does that. You know, you could say, listen, it’s now or never, guys, we got to stand up.

We got to do something and we have to push back. And so what is this the hill we die on? I mean, there’s certain hills we’re going to have to die on here soon. We’re all going to die and it won’t even be on a hill. I mean, I’d rather die on my term in somebody else’s terms. And I see it all starts at the county level. I can’t argue that, but it also starts at a township level here. I see west of the Mississippi, you guys don’t have townships. And that’s kind of the Jefferson model of government was keeping it local because we know what our needs are here locally.

My needs here in Berry County are not the same as Wayne County, which is Detroit. And so, yeah, we need to stand beside our sheriffs. Don’t do this thing. Oh, Sheriff, we’re behind you because that just makes me feel like you guys are pushing me over the cliff. No, stand beside us and we can conquer this. But here in Michigan, we’ve had a lot of problems like we got judges and counties that say they have statewide jurisdiction when it comes to signing search warrants and stuff like that. And I go, oh, time out. Why do we have an election? You know, you want to talk about not having or not respecting elections in elected offices and jurisdictions.

And here we have it in our own state. We had a search warrant on one of our tabulators in one of my townships here, and I didn’t catch it till a year later. I’m going, wait a minute, this isn’t our judge here. Who is this? Well, the judge three hours away in another county and he had no dog in the fight. I understand if there was a crime in their county and that tabulator that probably will cause me that tabulator was used. I understand that. But when you have no dog in a fight, but it’s convenient for your state police to go get you to sign it, I’m sorry, my people in my county had no say in who that judge was.

And that’s happening a lot here in Michigan. And that’s bad. I mean, I agree with you 100%. That’s a typical way in which history has shown us that they move the people out of their own government and put far away, disinterested and usually corrupt people in charge. And then they have all to say, 100 sheepdogs, Jack, to go ahead and stand up and the people who will protect us from the wolves and that kind of stuff. And that’s really what we, the sheriff’s posse, CSPOA posse is all about. Being sheepdogs, keeping an eye on what’s going on, blowing the whistle when needs be, backing the sheriff, standing side by side with them when needs be.

We, the people are the key to the exercise, ladies and gentlemen, and our sheriff’s are successful when we stand with them. And when we don’t, it’s very hard for them to do what’s right and to stand up. And, you know, they get burned at the stake kind of a thing. But if everybody knows that the sheriff is supported, and by good, honest Americans who elected them, that’s the key to the solution on the local level. That is the only solution left as we turn to God. You can’t leave God out of it either.

But, you know, Sheriff Mac wrote the book, the County Sheriff America’s Last Hope, for that very point that I’m making. Well, Sheriff Mac case, that Mac case, the Mac Prince case, but the Constitution protects us from our own best intentions. It divides power among sovereigns and among branches of government. What does the word sovereigns mean on there? It divides government among sovereigns. That’s your sheriff, your prosecutor, your board of commissioners here. Those are the sovereigns I believe he was talking about in that case. We all have an impact. Yep. And there’s no place but local in this country.

I don’t care what anyone thinks. You live where you are. That’s local. That’s the only place there is law for you. The idea that there’s some grandiose higher thing is, I think, a ploy, a deception, another psyop. We need to do everything local in our communities. And as you said, if we had a way in which every community was even more autonomous, where there weren’t people from the outside that could somehow force their way in and take charge, then we would have accountability and a far greater degree. You guys are amazing to talk to, by the way.

I know. Oh, I see. Most of our public here are completely oblivious to what’s going on with these search warrants and these judges claiming they have statewide jurisdictions. They’re completely oblivious to it. I think they would blow up if they found out. The posse is 11, Jack. Yep. I agree with you, Sam. [tr:trw].