To Preserve The Nation - 10/17/2009

Hour 1

Scott Bradley — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0600

First Hour: Scott Bradley reviews several current events

Topics discussed include the recent suspension of a six year old from school for bringing a camping eating utensil to school; President Obama\'s intention to end the military policy of \"don\'t ask, don\'t tell\" regarding homosexuals in the military; the generational war on terror with updates on Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan; the development of a new bomb called \"massive ordnance penetrator\" (mop) for use on hardened targets; and how these all collate. The current national economic conditions are also considered, including the current admitted annual debt of $1.42 Trillion, talk of new stimulus packages, the follow-on results of the \"Cash for Clunkers\" program, and the effort of the federal government to seize additional control of the American finance industry in conformance with plank number 5 of the Communist Manifesto.

Second Hour: Scott Bradley discusses treaty misunderstandings

Many Americans mistakenly believe that a treaty can and does modify the United States Constitution without following the required Article 5 amendment process. Scott reviews in detail the words from the United States Constitution, and subsequent statements by the Founding Fathers to debunk this falshood. The so-called Bricker amendment from the 1950\'s is discussed, and how President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles successfully sought to prevent the passage of the amendment in order to continue the impression that treaties change the constitution without following the amendment process outlined in the Constitution. Current potential treaty threats are considered, including: the upcoming Copenhagen climate accord, the Law of the Sea Treaty, the Inter American Convention Against Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficing in Firearms treaty, the International Criminal Court treaty, and the United Nations Rights of the Child treaty.

Third hour: Scott\'s Guest is Sheriff Richard Mack

Scott and Sheriff Mack discuss the power of the county sheriff to protect the citizens of his county against tyranny and encroachments by federal police agencies. Education of the county sheriff regarding this power is essential. The recent developments in Hardin, Montana are considered at length, including the ramifications of the town subcontracting police authority to a private company which is not certified as a police agency in Montana, and which has ties to the international company called Blackwater. Education of the county sheriff could help prevent such a strange arrangement.

Hour 2

Scott Bradley — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0600

Hour 3

Scott Bradley — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0600