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YesToHellWith exposes the lies and condemns them to hell.

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  • Shay’s Rebellion
    Nov 14 2026
    Shays’ Rebellion — When the People Had EnoughI want to take you back to 1786, just a few years after the American Revolution.The war for independence had been won. The British had been defeated. And the American people were supposed to be free.But something extraordinary was happening in Massachusetts.Farmers, many of whom had fought in the Revolutionary War, were losing their property, their livelihoods, and their freedom.The state government was imposing heavy taxes. Creditors were demanding payment. Courts were issuing judgments. Property was being seized. Men were being imprisoned for debts they could not pay.And who was doing this?Not the British.Their own government!Think about that.These men had fought a war against a government they believed had exceeded its legitimate authority, only to return home and discover that their own state government was using taxation, courts, and the machinery of enforcement to defeat the very freedoms they had fought to secure.And one of those men was Daniel Shays, a former captain in the Continental Army.What became known as Shays’ Rebellion began when farmers and other citizens organized to resist the enforcement of debts and taxes through the Massachusetts courts.They assembled. They protested. They obstructed court proceedings.And eventually, in January 1787, insurgents attempted to seize the federal arsenal at Springfield.The Massachusetts militia confronted them. Four insurgents were killed. The rebellion was ultimately suppressed.Now, I am not suggesting that Americans today should take up arms or forcibly obstruct the courts.But I am asking you to consider what produced that rebellion in the first place.What happens when the people believe their government has become an instrument of oppression rather than a protector of their rights and freedoms?What happens when taxation, property seizures, judicial proceedings, and governmental enforcement become so burdensome that ordinary people can no longer defend themselves?And what happens when the institutions supposedly established to protect the people become the very institutions from which the people believe they need protection?Does any of this sound familiar?Now consider something else.The Founders themselves disagreed about what Shays’ Rebellion represented.George Washington regarded the uprising as evidence of dangerous instability and the weakness of the government under the Articles of Confederation.Thomas Jefferson, however, writing to James Madison in January 1787, observed:“A little rebellion now and then is a good thing.”Jefferson understood something fundamental about the relationship between government and the governed.Government must never become so insulated from the people that it forgets the source of its authority.And here is the extraordinary irony.Shays’ Rebellion helped strengthen the movement toward the Constitutional Convention of 1787 and the establishment of a stronger federal government.But the underlying grievance deserves just as much attention as the governmental response.Why had Americans who had only recently fought for independence come to believe that their own government was violating the freedoms for which they had sacrificed?And what does that tell us about the danger of governmental power, even when exercised by officials who claim to represent the people?Now, nearly two and a half centuries later, Americans continue to confront taxation, property seizures, administrative penalties, governmental enforcement, and judicial proceedings that can consume years of their lives and thousands of dollars.And when they believe their constitutional rights have been violated, what are they told?Hire an attorney.File a lawsuit.Spend years in court.Spend thousands, perhaps tens of thousands, of dollars.And perhaps, eventually, you will obtain a remedy.But why should the people have to endure the violation of their rights before the machinery of government is compelled to answer for its conduct?Why should constitutional accountability depend upon whether an ordinary American can afford years of litigation?And why should the burden fall almost entirely upon the individual whose rights have allegedly been violated?This brings me to ConstitutionalCounty.org.Because I am suggesting that the answer is a rebellion of a different sort.It is not another elaborate theory about government.And it is not another promise that some future president, Congress, or governor will restore the American Republic.It is about restoring constitutional accountability where the people live.In their counties.In their communities.Through an independently elected sheriff who understands the Constitution, honors his oath, and possesses the moral courage to exercise the lawful authority of his office in defense of the rights and freedoms of the people.Supported by an informed community that understands those same constitutional limitations.And equipped with a disciplined method, such as the Liberty ...
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  • We are at War!
    Nov 13 2026
    WE ARE AT WARConstitutionalCounty.org — One Sheriff Can Begin the Constitutional ReckoningMost of us have seen the videos online showing police and sheriff’s departments across the United States abusing their authority, arresting people without cause, and violating due process—some deliberately and maliciously.We have seen state troopers, starting with one, then increasing to three, five, eight, and twelve, attack a single man, throw him onto the pavement, kick him, and beat him with batons, fists, feet, elbows, and knees—thrusting, pounding, and defeating him.And for what? For their perceived and presumed authority?I will tell you right now that whether it is the overt beatings inflicted upon the American people by police and sheriffs, or a zoning official sitting quietly behind his desk, using policies to defeat the use of private property and demanding compliance through citations, it is no less a battering and a beating.And Americans have been taking it for far too long.We are ruled by regulations. We are ruled by ordinances. We are ruled by statutes—these legal constructs of a corporate nature that divide and conquer the people until they are bereft of their rights and freedoms.And it can be called nothing but a war.And there is no one—no one—defending the American people.For when an American is beaten by the police or sheriff, when they are attacked by any agency, when the courts string them along for years at the cost of thousands and tens of thousands of dollars, those people are on a solitary, private, lonely journey.No one comes to their aid. No one corrects the system. And they are subject to defeat.And I am telling you now: This must end.ConstitutionalCounty.org was created to change this.There cannot be a resolution to our problems in the United States of America, especially going into the future, with the mentality that corrupts this country from the top down.It is not possible.The solution to this war comes at the local level—in the trenches, in the foxholes, locally.I am certain of this.I have been through the system. I have been incarcerated unjustly. I have been to the courts.People lose time and time again, and the supposed remedy under Title 42, Section 1983, is a joke.Again, years and tens of thousands of dollars to right a wrong that should never have happened or should have been remedied immediately.It is a mockery of American justice, the sovereignty of the American people, and their rights and freedoms.We are at war, and most people are behind bars of ignorance, fear, apathy, and greed. They do not give a damn about helping themselves or their fellow neighbors.It is an abject tragedy.On one side, the arrogance of government officials who deem what is appropriate and proceed to do that very thing.On the other side, sloth and laziness—people who have surrendered before the fight ever began in their hearts and minds, because the fight never occurred to them at all.It is an abject tragedy.And what I am suggesting is that, with ConstitutionalCounty.org, we have a sheriff who no longer honors the quote-unquote “law” simply because it is called law, but honors the Constitution and its limitations, and defeats the supposed law when it seeks to overcome a right or freedom of the people.That is where the battle will be won.One person standing up with his oath of office, defending the Constitution, defending the sovereign people, and saying, “No more!”Drawing the line in the sand, as it were, willing to die on that hill, and declaring:“You shall not encroach beyond this boundary!”And if you do, citation after citation after citation against any elected official, appointed official, or government employee.Because it is then, when these b******s are held accountable and subjected to the embarrassment, pain, and penalties of fines and imprisonment, that they realize that, as members of the community, they cannot continue doing to the community what they have always done.The system itself cannot be allowed to run roughshod over the rights and freedoms of the American people.ConstitutionalCounty.org is all about establishing a question of first impression and allowing the sheriff, whether there is one violation a day or a hundred, to begin writing citations against officials, holding them accountable for exceeding what?Constitutional limitations!If it does not start now, it will never start.And if one sheriff does not start, it will never start.And once one sheriff begins radically changing the mindset and heartset of the American people within his local community, he can unleash a tsunami of effective change.He can influence the public understanding of what is right and wrong, and strengthen the demand of the people to be left alone to live their lives in peace and harmony, absent violating the life, liberty, or property of another.Let it be declared now that one sheriff following the mindset of ConstitutionalCounty.org can create a groundswell of support all ...
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  • The Victory tax...
    Nov 11 2026
    VICTORY — THE TAX THAT DISAPPEARED, BUT LEFT THE MACHINE BEHINDHow do you defeat a government machine when you refuse to examine the people who built it?For decades, the tax-honesty and freedom movements have recycled the same arguments about words, definitions, statutes, and jurisdiction. There have been courageous individuals, but courage without an effective strategy has produced precious little institutional change.The dinosaurs of these movements must either change their tactics or make room for fresh ideas, new voices, and a fundamentally different approach.We must examine the human beings behind the expansion of federal power: the judges who ignored constitutional boundaries, the legislators who enlarged governmental without authority, and the executive officials who aggrandized the government into an immense enforcement apparatus.We must understand their ambitions, presumptions, institutional interests, and the circumstances they exploited.That is precisely what the Liberty Dialogues Victory Series undertakes.A telling observation:In 1939, only about 5% of American workers paid federal income taxes. By 1945, approximately 90% were filing returns, and 60% were paying income taxes.How did that happen?The Victory Series has traced the federal government’s claimed authority to tax the ordinary earnings of private Americans back through the founding of the Republic. Our examination challenges the failure to establish an original constitutional delegation for that general exaction.Not surprisingly, the Supreme Court’s decisions, particularly during the 1930s, supplied the judicial framework upon which Congress and the executive branch proceeded.President Franklin Roosevelt, Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr., and specific congressional leaders then expanded the machinery.And in 1942, Congress enacted the extraordinary Victory Tax.It reached millions of lower-income Americans who had previously escaped regular federal income-tax liability.But there was another objective.On November 24, 1943, Congressman Wilbur Mills explained that the Victory Tax provided experience with employer withholding that could subsequently be extended to the regular income tax.The machinery’s future application was contemplated from the beginning.The Current Tax Payment Act of 1943 made widespread withholding a permanent feature of federal income-tax administration.Private employers were compelled to become unpaid federal tax-collection intermediaries—deducting taxes from their workers’ earnings, keeping records, and delivering the money to Treasury.Meanwhile, the government used patriotic persuasion, including Disney’s Donald Duck film The New Spirit, to portray compliance as willing participation in defending America. I deem this a psychological operation campaign.Then came another extraordinary revelation.The Senate Finance Committee expressly sought to retain approximately 11 million Americans who had been subject only to the Victory Tax. It even rejected a Treasury proposal that would have relieved approximately nine million people of income-tax liability.In 1944, Congress repealed the temporary Victory Tax.But the collection machine survived.And the government continued operating through the system that wartime legislation had helped establish.Consider the implications.The judiciary supplied only judicial precedent. Congress expanded the statutory reach. The executive branch built the enforcement apparatus.But the accumulated actions of three branches of government cannot manufacture a constitutional power that was never delegated.This is why we must move beyond the tired arguments of the freedom movement.We must expose the historical decisions, identify the individuals responsible, defeat unsupported presumptions, and pursue meaningful remedies.That is the mission of LibertyDialogues.com, working alongside ConstitutionalCounty.org to promote constitutional accountability beginning at the local level.And the work is not confined to books or videos. Students of the Liberty Dialogues System are reporting victories in courts and before government agencies around the globe.The objective is not to argue endlessly about freedom. It is to exercise our rights, challenge unlawful assertions of authority, and obtain results.Visit TheyNeverHadIt.com. Examine the historical evidence. Study the Liberty Dialogues System. Become involved through ConstitutionalCounty.org.And demand that every governmental assertion of authority be traced to its legitimate constitutional foundation.Government does not acquire constitutional authority simply by exercising power. And the American people will never restore their freedom until they demand that every exercise of governmental power be justified under the Constitution. Get full access to YesToHellWith at yestohellwith.substack.com/subscribe
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