Archive for the 'Commerce Clause' Category

30 August, 2018

Pro-Trump Man Arrested for Threatening Boston Newspaper Employees, or, the Jewing of Our Federal Laws

Posted by Socrates in Commerce Clause, federal authority vs. local authority, federal courts, federal government, federal laws, federal power, Felix Frankfurter, jewed law, media, media control, media criticism, Socrates, Trump, Trump's policies, Trumpphobia at 3:30 pm | Permanent Link

The pro-Trump man “was charged with making threatening communications in interstate commerce, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced.” Oh, it’s the old “interstate commerce” thing! Unfortunately, that thing has been ubiquitous since the radical Jewish judge Felix Frankfurter spread it all over the place. These days, the worship of “interstate commerce rules” is a federal government […]



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31 January, 2009

Workplace Equality and the Commerce Clause

Posted by Socrates in business, Commerce Clause, federal power, Felix Frankfurter, jewed culture, jewed law, New Deal, Roosevelt, Socrates, Supreme Court at 10:34 pm | Permanent Link

It looks like more “equality” has come to the American workplace. But how and why? According to the U.S. government, almost all businesses are involved in “interstate commerce,” which means that the government can regulate those businesses – for example, the federal government can dictate how much money employees are paid. Even if the businesses […]



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