• First Power Politics Class

    Albeit short notice, we have just reserved the Butte County Library in Chico for our first Power Politics class to be held on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 from 12:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This is going to be a historical, knowledgeable and resourceful event which you do not want to miss. However, if you…

  • Upcoming Classes!

    This post is to let everyone know that I will be teaching a five part course on exercising judicial power in the court room. Classes will be held in Chico, CA and each class will cover topics ranging from the basic history of the constitution, how it is designed to work and how to…

  • Ruling in Jeff’s Case

    We got a ruling! But we don’t like it. The judge denied the motion on the grounds that the case Gonzales v Raich applies to Jeff’s motion to dismiss. My friend Bill was not surprised. His response was that after all these years studying the governments actions, we know they are corrupt. I remember…

  • Awaiting Judgement…

    As of this writing, the judge still has not ruled upon Jeff’s Motion to Dismiss his federal marijuana conviction. After telling us she would rule on November 3, 2011, at the hearing she said she would rule A.S.A.P. and that she would rule very quickly. This motion is very big to the prosecution because…

  • Yesterday In Court! (Jeff’s Case cont.)

    It was pretty disappointing to hear the judge say that she was not going to make a ruling today, after specifically saying that she would rule on November 3rd. She explained that sometimes she rules from the bench and other times she has to think about things and then write up a decision. I…

  • Got Rights? Seminar – Nov. 12, 2011

    Join us for a special seminar event in Chico! Saturday, November 12, 2011 | 9:00am – 12:00pm Butte Public Library — 1108 Sherman Ave. Chico, CA $40 or 1oz. fine silver donation. None Refused. INFO 530.566.1909 | info@powerpolitics.com Zeke has been studying law and equity for near 30 years. Come hear him explain his…

  • Another Day in Court

    It’s always a little surreal when you walk out of a courtroom, especially a federal district court. All of the lawyers have suits on and are talking as if they are completely sure of what they are doing and that they are in total control. I thought, “Wow, that was pretty good. The new…

  • Quotes of the Bond Case

    I’ve compiled an excellent list of the most potent quotes from the recent case Carol Anne Bond v U.S. and the decision by the Circuit Court that was made September 17, 2009. The Supreme Court ruled June 16, 2011. The question before the Court is, “whether a person indicted for violating a federal statute…

  • More on the Bond Case

    I’m still blown away by the supreme court ruling discussing the foundation of the Constitution and the concept of federalism that was stumbled upon by the court when it first set out to determine if a person prosecuted for a crime can challenge the law used against them. The court found no other direction,…

  • Best Case I Ever Read

    I think I first grasped the ‘separation of powers’ concept when I realized that I could use these power for my own benefit. This made me feel powerful towards the government. At the time, I didn’t realize that the power was to be used not only individually by me, but also against an individual…