Blog/Rule of Law
Passports & 6 Month Rule
COMMENT: Just to chime in, I discovered the 6 month rule when I tried to fly from Toronto to LA. They would not let me on the plane. REPLY: It appears that if you [...]
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Passion Governs, but She Never Governs Wisely
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I recently watched the Conspirator about the assassination of Lincoln and the military trial they held for the assassins. Secretary of War [...]
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The 6 Month Rule on Passports
COMMENT: Dear Mr. Armstrong, I look to help others as you do. My wife turned 60 in June and we planned a trip to Milan and Lake Como on June 30. We arrived at [...]
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Supreme Court Overrules California’s Compelled Speech of Abortion
The Supreme Court delivered a decision in the last week of its session that dealt a major blow to a California law requiring anti-abortion pregnancy centers to [...]
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Supreme Court Upholds Trump’s Travel Ban – Be Careful What You Wish For
The Supreme Court upheld Trump’s Travel Ban, which is absolutely correct under the executive powers. This illustrates the entire problem in law. If you try to [...]
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Supreme Court Holds that Judges in SEC & CFTC are Unconstitutional
For decades, people have been complaining that Administrative Law Judges (ALJ) were unconstitutional. They are simply employees and they do not even have to have a [...]
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The Supreme Court Just Destroyed the Economy in the Hunt for Taxes
The Supreme Court in SOUTH DAKOTA v. WAYFAIR, INC, just handed down the most devastating and unconstitutional rule perhaps in American history in a 5-4 ruling that [...]
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Giving Up your DNA to Anyone – Bad Idea
The pitch by various ancestry operations is to send in your DNA by spitting into a vile and they will tell you your ethnic background. Sounds nice, but they then [...]
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Does California Have the Right to Watch You Shower?
Governor Gerry Brown made it a violation of law to shower and do laundry on the same day. The purpose of this law is to “help California be better [...]
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How a Prosecutor’s Case Collapsed in New York City and Exposed Government Corruption in the Process
One of the more fascinating examples of how the government prosecutors are looking for high profile cases to further personal careers rather than actually policing [...]
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