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5 October, 2019

Kritarchy: Being Ruled by Judges

Posted by Socrates in America, America as Wonderland, judges, judicial system, kritarchy, Obama, Socrates, Supreme Court, Trump, Trump and Making America Great Again, Trump's policies, Western civilization, Western culture, Western decline at 2:33 pm | Permanent Link

In the old days, Congress and state legislatures made the laws. Today, unelected judges make the laws. What is a judge? A lawyer who wears a robe. (One of the federal judges who was appointed by Barack Obama had never sat on a judicial bench before. But wait, it gets better: her name is Elena […]



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12 October, 2008

North Carolina Judge Removed from the Bench

Posted by Socrates in college, Cultural Marxism, jewed culture, judges, law, Mexinvasion, political correctness, race, Socrates, The South at 3:49 pm | Permanent Link

Such words and actions by a judge toward a non-White defendant would have seemed trivial and gone unnoticed in the 1950s. Of significance is the judge’s loss of retirement benefits. That’s unbelievable and it should cause public outcry. What do retirement benefits have to do with this matter? Do Jewish, Marxism-spouting college professors ever lose […]



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28 September, 2006

The Story of Nicholas Minucci

Posted by alex in black crime, double standards, judges, loxism at 12:34 pm | Permanent Link

White men must never dare to defend themselves. So teach the oppressors. There is no arena in AmeriKwan society left without a double standard favoring niggers and other incompetents or criminal jews over Whites. Why do we tolerate it? What’s “good for Whites”? A nation without niggers or the jews who sicced them on us.



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25 August, 2006

Today on Kirksville Today

Posted by alex in crime, judges, Kirksville at 1:48 pm | Permanent Link

Iowa Man Convicted for “Threatening” Judge August 25, 2006 @ 11:42 am · Filed under crime · Edit Judges are treated as a class above the law.  They are free to follow or not follow the written law in making their decisions, but should anybody resent their Diktats in any but the very mildest, lawyer-formulated […]



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