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Why the Deep State Despises the American Constitution Exclusive Interview with Dr. Michael Salla

Caleb Breitenberg March 5, 2020 Articles #deepstate, Cabal, conspiracy, constitution, david wilcock, deep state, destroying the illusion, dr michael salla, edge of wonder, Federal Reserve, Flynn, George Soros, government, huber, Mandela Effect, Michael Salla, michael salla hawaii, michael salla interview, michael salla youtube, migrant caravan 2018, mind-control, mk ultra, msm, paradise california, politics, q anon, qanon, sealed indictments, secret society, soros george, that, The, this, trump, US Constitution, Water Crisis, wilcock0 Comment

On today’s Edge of Wonder, we review the importance of the many sealed indictments in possession of team Mueller, we discuss what many believed the true motives regarding the migrant caravan and what to gain for those behind it, we’ll...

Master’s in Public Policy: Student Experience

Caleb Breitenberg March 5, 2020 Articles, Blog And, Arlington Virginia, George Mason University, government, Government Degrees, Graduate Degree, International Security, Master's Degree, MPP, MPP Virginia, MPP Washington DC, public policy, Public Policy Analysis, Schar School, social policy, that, The, Transportation Policy, virginia, Washington DC0 Comment

People talk about diversity. We really have diversity of experience among our students and faculty. That’s partly because we offer the flexibility of choosing your area of emphasis and taking courses while working full time, and that ends up reinforcing...

Rick Wilson: “In 35 states, this election is already over”

Caleb Breitenberg February 26, 2020 Articles, Blog 2020 election, bernie sanders, biden, conservative, corruption, democratic party, democrats, donald trump, election, evan smith, government, interview, klru, overheard with evan smith, pbs, politics, President, republican, Republican Party, rick wilson, Smith, strategy, The, trump, Wilson5 Comments

[WILSON] Look, there are only two types of campaigns. The kind of campaign where you do what you wanna do, and the kind of campaign where you do what you must do. [SMITH] You have to do, right. [WILSON] And...

Makokoba vendors in scuffle with local authorities

Caleb Breitenberg February 25, 2020 Articles, Blog campus moments, community, government, have, here!, hip hop, human, Human Rights, makokoba, mcz, Nonprofit, nust, privilegemusvanhiri, rap, rights, street, The, Vendor (Profession)0 Comment

We have serious challenges with the police my son every day for cooking here We get arrested and our pots are confiscated Why is it that you allow vendors in Harare but you persecute us here in Bulawayo There is...

Political Science Professors Donna Hoffman and Dave Peterson

Caleb Breitenberg December 27, 2019 Articles, Blog And, Clay Masters, Dave Peterson, David Yepsen, Donna Hoffman, government, Iowa, Iowa Press, Iowa Public Television, Kay Henderson, politics, that, The0 Comment

New Speaker: David Yepsen: Iowans will be flipping the calendar to 2020 in the days ahead, but we’re already one year into a presidential campaign. What political trends can we expect in the new year? We sit down with a...

You probably don’t know this about U.S. elections | HKS Professor Alex Keyssar

Caleb Breitenberg December 26, 2019 Articles, Blog 2020, alex keyssar, And, election history, Elections, government, harvard kennedy school, public policy, public service, The, Was3 Comments

[Announcer] Harvard Kennedy School presents three things you didn’t know about U.S. elections. Number one. There is no right to vote in the U.S. Constitution. [Keyssar] It was not in the original Constitution. It was not in the Bill of...

Happy Constitution Day

Caleb Breitenberg December 14, 2019 Articles Announcements, federal, government, grassroots, local, Nonprofit, outreach, public, regional, service, speaker, state, that, The0 Comment

Speaker 1: Did you have any idea that September 17th was Constitution Day? Speaker 2: That I did not know, no. Speaker 3: I had no idea that Constitution Day existed. Speaker 4: I could be funny and say Hallmark...

Should the U.S. Write a New Constitution?

Caleb Breitenberg December 13, 2019 Articles, Blog America, And, APUSH, constitution, constitution amendments, constitution america, constitution day, constitution facts, constitution of the united states, constitution preamble, constitution text, constitution usa, constitutional amendments, constitutional rights, Education, Educational, from, government, News, original constitution, pbs, politics, scratch, The, the us constitution, United States Constitution, United states history, US Constitution, us constitution text, who wrote the constitution36 Comments

(theme music) – If we were to create America from scratch today how would we create our user manual? And who would write it?. (inspirational electronic music) What is the average turnaround time or shelf life of a constitution internationally?...

The Spy Who Almost Became Prime Minister Of The Country He Was Spying On

Caleb Breitenberg December 13, 2019 Articles And, cold war, egypt, Eli, eli cohen, government, Homeland, israel, Israeli spy, parlament, PRIME MINISTER, spy, Syria, The, the spy, under cover, undercover0 Comment

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How Convention of States was put into the Constitution

Caleb Breitenberg December 9, 2019 Articles, Blog 1787, article v, bill of rights, Category:Resources-Video, col george mason, colonel george mason, constitution day, constitutional convention, convention of states, Declaration of Rights, government, Philadelphia Convention, september 15, september 17, The, Was5 Comments

It was the 15th of September, two days before they signed the document, the end of four long, hot months in Philadelphia. They were ready to go home, but George Mason noticed that Article Five only had a single method...