Apr 5, 2018 Posted by AGA Editor

To all the kids that walked out of school to protest guns.

To all the kids that walked out of school to protest guns…. …know what you are protesting about before you walk out. These are the shoes of Jews that gave up their firearms to Hitler. They were led into gas chambers, murdered and buried in mass graves. Pick up a history book and you’ll realize what happens when you march to ask everyone to give up freedoms. Instead of walking out of school to protest, encourage students to walk up. Walk up to the kid who sits alone at lunch and invite him/her to sit with your group. Walk up to the kid who sits quietly in the corner of the room and sit next to him/her. Walk up to the kid that is too shy and say hello. Walk up and pick the kid who never gets picked during games. You all know who they are. Don’t walk out… walk up. Are you awake Yet? As a reader you deserve to know the truth behind the disasters America faces. If you want to learn more about what is going on in America then consider joining America’s Great Awakening Newsletter. If you are not sure if our newsletter is a fit for you, please click the link below and sign up for our FREE newsletters. There is no obligation and requires no credit card to sign up. These newslettes are free and we encourage you to distribute to your friends and family. JOIN US TODAY If you are already a member you can, sign in... read more

Jan 25, 2018 Posted by AGA Editor

OUR NATIONAL DEBT: Reality Check

IF our GDP has gone up $5 trillion a year since 2012, how is it possible OUR NATIONAL DEBT has gone up by $5 trillion since then??? What type of Mickey Mouse economy is this? INCIDENTALLY, personal debts are up $2 trillion Corporate assets are up by $2.4 trillion… BTW: How well did your 401k perform after losing 45% in the 2008 collapse? Are they at record highs like the DOW? Dig in into numbers from 2012 and 2018 NOW http://www.usdebtclock.org/ In 2012 http://www.usdebtclock.org/2012.html Wake... read more

Nov 4, 2017 Posted by AGA Editor

Do you know the law and is there evidence that the laws apply to you?

Legal is NOT whatever the government says it is. LAWFUL has evolved over centuries based on common sense and case law. To break a law is to commit a crime, which requires an injured party of some description. A breach of policy, statute or act is NOT a crime. In fact, I challenge you to find evidence that the states codes, statues or the Constitution applies to you or anyone else. In almost all non-injured party cases (traffic tickets, drug possession, etc.) the the prosecution lacks evidence to support their claims of jurisdiction and a valid cause of action. When you are STOPPED and DETAINED by an officer for a civil infraction the legal facts are that the officer has perpetrated an illegal and unlawful seizure and false arrest/imprisonment the moment he perpetrated the stop. He both COULD have known and SHOULD have known that his actions violated your rights and the law. Therefore, EVERYTHING he did or discovered during that detainment/seizure of your person and property was ILLEGAL and should be challenged and declared as inadmissible facts, testimony, and evidence under the fruit of the poison tree doctrine. You will need to file a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence and jurisdiction as they CANNOT obtain evidence OR jurisdiction using ILLEGAL means can they? Here are 7 question you can ask in your motion to dismiss. I a lot of cases we never get past question 3 before the plaintiff is asking to dismiss the case. 1) “Is the allegation being made considered to be a CIVIL INFRACTION under [Your State] law?” 2) “Can a warrantless arrest or detention be lawfully perpetrated in relation to a CIVIL matter under [Your State] law?” 3) “May a warrant of arrest be obtained WITHOUT a valid statement of probable cause under [Your State] law?” 4) “Under [Your State] law, is a statement of probable cause sufficient to obtain a warrant of arrest if it does NOT allege that an actual crime was perpetrated by the person named or described therein to be arrested?” 5) “Under [Your State] law, did Officer Shitforbrains witness ANY actual CRIME that would have provided him/her with the required reasonable suspicion or articulable probable cause authorizing a warrantless detention or arrest of an individual?” 6) “Under [Your State] law, did Officer Shitforbrains witness ANY actual CRIME that would have provided him/her with the required probable cause necessary to state sufficient grounds of criminal activity in order... read more

Sep 7, 2017 Posted by AGA Editor

If You Rename the Washington Redskins, Rename Them All!

No matter which side you are on in the matter of renaming the Washington Redskins, this is funny. This guy is hilarious. Here is an e-mail sent to Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune after an article he published concerning a name change for the Washington Redskins… Dear Mr. Page, I agree with our Native American population. I am highly insulted by the racially charged name of the Washington Redskins. One might argue that to name a professional football team after Native Americans would exalt them as fine warriors, but nay, nay. We must be careful not to offend, and in the spirit of political correctness and courtesy, we must move forward. Let’s ditch the Kansas City Chiefs, the Atlanta Braves and the Cleveland Indians. If your shorts are in a wad because of the reference the name Redskins makes to skin color, then we need to get rid of the Cleveland Browns. The Carolina Panthers obviously were named to keep the memory of militant Blacks from the 60’s alive. Gone. It’s offensive to us white folk. The New York Yankees offend the Southern population. Do you see a team named for the Confederacy? No! There is no room for any reference to that tragic war that cost this country so many young men’s lives. I am also offended by the blatant references to the Catholic religion among our sports team names. Totally inappropriate to have the New Orleans Saints, the Los Angeles Angels or the San Diego Padres. Then there are the team names that glorify criminals who raped and pillaged. We are talking about the horrible Oakland Raiders, the Minnesota Vikings, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Pittsburgh Pirates! Now, let us address those teams that clearly send the wrong message to our children. The San Diego Chargers promote irresponsible fighting or even spending habits. Wrong message to our children. The New York Giants and the San Francisco Giants promote obesity, a growing childhood epidemic. Wrong message to our children. The Cincinnati Reds promote downers/barbiturates. Wrong message to our children. The Milwaukee Brewers. Well that goes without saying. Wrong message to our children. So, there you go. We need to support any legislation that comes out to rectify this travesty, because the government will likely become involved with this issue, as they should. Just the kind of thing the do-nothing Congress loves. As a diehard Oregon State fan, my wife and I, with all of this in... read more

Sep 23, 2016 Posted by AGA Editor

How Does Nobody Go to Jail in Wells Fargo Fraud Case?

Wells Fargo has agreed to pay a $190 million settlement to the federal government after it admitted that thousands of employees opened fraudulent and unauthorized accounts for customers. So the big question is how does no one go to jail for this? Wells Fargo is paying this massive $190 million fine and has fired 5,300 employees. So what was taking place? In two words: massive fraud. 1.5 million checking accounts and over half a million credit cards of fake accounts were set up using real customers’ names in order for more than 5,000 employees to hit lofty sales goals. In addition to the fact that they were overcharged overdraft and maintenance fees, some customers also dealt with significant hits to their credit scores as a result of not staying current on accounts they didn’t even know they had. Since 2011, Wells Fargo says $2.6 million has been refunded to customers, who received an average of $25. Out of the $190 million fine, only $5 million will go to victims. The remaining $185 million will go to the federal government. Wells Fargo has also said that firings included managers, and that it was making investments “in enhanced team-member training and monitoring and controls.” So how is it that while employees lose their jobs, nobody goes to jail? I want you to look at this definition: identity theft is “the fraudulent acquisition and use of a person’s private identifying information, usually for financial gain.” So the question: is that what took place? Using a person or customer’s identifying information in order to set up an account they did not request or want in order to hit sales goals or financial gain? That is exactly what was happening here, and that is the exact definition of identity theft. Under federal law, let alone additional state laws, identity theft carries a penalty of up to 15 years in prison as well as substantial fines. In Wells Fargo’s case no one is going to jail— and the fine is not substantial. The $190 million is just over 3% of the $5.6 billion in revenue that Wells Fargo pulled in for just the second quarter of this year. What you need to know is that when Wells Fargo agreed to pay this pittance of a fine, the government also agreed to something else. It gave the bank immunity for any uncovered crimes that may have taken place during this same time period. So in short:... read more