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Catherine Austin Fitts on Epstein, the Black Budget, the Control Grid, and the Financial War for Human Freedom (Tucker Carlson)

"In a sweeping conversation with Tucker Carlson, Catherine Austin Fitts laid out a thesis that ties together surveillance, programmable money, central banking, war, black budgets, Jeffrey Epstein, and the erosion of political accountability. Her argument is not merely that corruption exists at the edges of the system, but that an integrated control structure is being built in plain sight — one that could eventually bypass legislatures, override constitutions, and reduce human freedom to compliance within a digital system.

What makes the conversation compelling is not just the breadth of the claims, but the framework. Fitts is not describing isolated scandals..describing a system: financial, technological, political, and spiritual."

https://ironcountynews.org/catherine-austin-fitts-on-epstein-the-black-budget-the-control-grid-and-the-financial-war-for-human-freedom-tucker-carlson/
How “Divorce Poison” Rewrites a Child’s Reality: How to Respond

"When people hear the phrase parental alienation, they often think of divorce conflict, custody drama, or communication breakdown. But what often gets missed is the psychological warfare and abusive component.

This is not just “divorce stress.” This is not just “kids adjusting.” In severe cases, this is a coercive system where a child’s attachment bond is manipulated, their emotions are weaponized, and one parent is psychologically erased.

That is why our framing matters so much: When “Divorce Poison” Is Psychological Warfare."

https://ironcountynews.org/how-divorce-poison-rewrites-a-childs-reality-how-to-respond/
Marjorie Taylor Greene on Congress, Lobbyists, Epstein, Trump, and Why She Walked Away (An0maly)

"In a wide-ranging interview with An0maly, Marjorie Taylor Greene reflected on her path into Congress, the forces she says shape Washington, her break with President Trump over the Epstein files, and why she ultimately chose to leave office. The conversation was part biography, part insider critique, and part warning about what she believes the American people still do not fully understand about how power operates in Washington."

https://ironcountynews.org/marjorie-taylor-greene-on-congress-lobbyists-epstein-trump-and-why-she-walked-away-an0maly/
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The Widow Narrative and the Public’s Right to Ask Questions (Candace Owens)

"A Question of Accountability, Not Cruelty
When a person suddenly takes the helm of a powerful tax-exempt organization that brings in enormous sums of money, the public has a right to ask basic questions. That is not cruelty. That is not hatred. That is not moral failure. That is accountability.

That is the core tension at the center of Candace Owens’ first episode in her series on Erika Kirk. Her argument is not merely about one individual. It is about the way public emotion can be used as a shield against public scrutiny. In this case, the shield is a phrase repeated over and over again: she is a grieving widow."

https://ironcountynews.org/the-widow-narrative-and-the-publics-right-to-ask-questions-candace-owens/
The People Behind the Persona: Power, Influence, and the Story Behind the Story (Candace Owens)

"The “Morfar / Farfar” Callback and the Bigger Point
Candace Owens opens Episode 2 by returning to the now-running joke from Episode 1: America has apparently learned new Swedish family vocabulary, and suddenly grandparents everywhere are being recast as morfar and farfar. But beneath the humor, her point is serious. She believes the story surrounding Erika Kirk only becomes more suspicious the deeper one goes, and that the most important clues may not be in the headlines, but in the people, institutions, and patterns surrounding her life."

https://ironcountynews.org/the-people-behind-the-persona-power-influence-and-the-story-behind-the-story-candace-owens/
Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State (Revisiting Alex Jones)

"In the early years of the 21st century, terrorism was used by governments across the world as a pretext—scaring populations into submission.

Life became a surveillance-grid nightmare: every individual’s actions cataloged and recorded by the state. Secret arrests. Checkpoints. Warrantless searches. An incremental march toward the police state—culminating in open martial law.

This is the story of how elites sold people into servitude… and frightened once-proud, once-brave citizens of the West into becoming cannon fodder in wars for world domination."

https://ironcountynews.org/martial-law-9-11-rise-of-the-police-state-revisiting-alex-jones/
MESSAGE FROM ENOCH:

March 6th Event - Reserve your seat or zoom ticket today.

Is the Constitution just theory?  No.  It is black and white law.  But because there's no enforcement authority outside the people, it requires an educated population.  If each local representatives in every city and county doesn't have their own knowledge of the details in that document, then you know that the constitution cannot possibly be enforced.  And your representatives certainly won't know if, if the people they serve don't know it either.  Sometimes it's just the blind leading the blind, and not corruption.  We must learn to recognize the difference because they have different solutions.

Friday, March 6th, 2026 - 5th Amendment Deep Dive Part 2
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Jefferson to Congress, 1805:
"Considering that Congress alone is constitutionally invested with the power of changing our condition from peace to war, I have thought it my duty to await their authority for using force."
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Action HB315: Teaching Kids that Life Exists in the Womb
Teaching children that life exists in the womb.

https://www.defendingutah.org/post/2026/03/04/action-hb315-teaching-kids-that-life-exists-in-the-womb/
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When Citizens Enter the Iron County Planning Commission Hearing Expecting Legislative Debate, They Meet Administrative Law

"The moment it hits you
Imagine walking into an Iron County Planning Commission Public Hearing thinking you’re about to do what citizens in a republic are supposed to do: debate the merits of a major policy decision that will affect land, water, power, safety, and the future of your community.
You get your notes ready. You’ve prepared arguments. You’re expecting a “law-making” forum—something like a mini-legislature where the public weighs in and elected representatives decide.
Then the first cold splash of reality comes:
“This is not a debate.”
“This is a public hearing on an application.”
“We can only consider the criteria in the ordinance.”
“That’s outside the scope.”
“Please keep comments to the standards.”


https://ironcountynews.org/when-citizens-enter-the-iron-county-planning-commission-hearing-expecting-legislative-debate-they-meet-administrative-law/
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Rewatching The Skulls Through A Moral Lens

"The timing for this lens matters. With renewed public attention on Epstein records, elite networks, and the way leverage can operate through access, secrecy, and compromised relationships, people are again asking how power actually works behind the public script. Recent reporting shows the U.S. Justice Department has released millions of internal Epstein-related documents and that debates about intelligence ties/blackmail theories remain highly contested, with many allegations circulating but key claims still disputed or unproven in the public record. (Reuters)
That is exactly why The Skulls is worth revisiting—not as a documentary, but as a moral parable about how elite systems recruit, bind, and control."

https://ironcountynews.org/rewatching-the-skulls-through-a-moral-lens/
Why the Iran War Feels So Familiar (Iraq 2.0)

"Iraq déjà vu, Wesley Clark’s “7 countries,” PNAC, and the Republic vs. Empire Divide
If the war with Iran feels like Iraq all over again, it’s because the structure of the sales pitch is the same. Different faces, different headlines, but the same post-9/11 “grand strategy” mindset—what people often shorthand as Wesley Clark + PNAC—keeps reappearing in new packaging."

https://ironcountynews.org/why-the-iran-war-feels-so-familiar-iraq-2-0/
More truth has been spoken by Ron Paul in congress in my lifetime than all other congressman combined.
The Iraq War Was Not Sold With One Argument. It Was Sold With a Chain of Phrases

"The pattern is the point. The Iraq War was not sold with one argument that remained intact. It was sold with a moving chain of phrases, each one stepping forward as the last one weakened. That is why tracing the language matters: it reveals not only what the public was told, but how the story changed when reality refused to cooperate."

https://ironcountynews.org/the-iraq-war-was-not-sold-with-one-argument-it-was-sold-with-a-chain-of-phrases/
Message from a US Marine.
What would George Washington say?
We live in a world where pedophiles run the government, pedophiles start wars in the name of America, and those same pedophiles break the arms of veterans with no consequences. Ether chapter 8 is in full force on the public stage.
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Collectivism: The Idea That Places the Group Above the Individual

"Before socialism becomes policy or interventionism becomes foreign strategy, both grow from a deeper philosophical root: collectivism.

Collectivism is the belief that the individual ultimately belongs to the group—whether that group is called society, the state, the nation, the race, or the collective good. In this view, the rights and interests of the individual are secondary to the needs of the larger social body. The group defines the purpose of the individual rather than the individual defining his own purpose.

Philosopher Ayn Rand described the principle clearly:

“Collectivism holds that the individual has no rights, that his life and work belong to the group and that the group may sacrifice him at its own whim to its own interests.”

https://ironcountynews.org/collectivism-the-idea-that-places-the-group-above-the-individual/
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Socialism: How Collectivism Expands the Administrative State

"Collectivism begins as a philosophical idea: the belief that the needs of the group take precedence over the rights of the individual. Once that idea gains acceptance, it naturally leads to political systems that expand government authority in order to manage society in the name of the collective good.

The most common domestic expression of collectivism is socialism.

Socialism does not always appear in its most extreme form—where the state directly owns all industries and controls every aspect of economic life. In modern democracies, it often emerges gradually through expanding regulations, government programs, and centralized administrative control."

https://ironcountynews.org/socialism-how-collectivism-expands-the-administrative-state/
Interventionism: The Foreign Policy Arm of Statism

"In the previous article we examined how collectivist philosophy can expand government power domestically through socialism and the growth of the administrative state. But Ludwig von Mises warned that statism does not operate in only one direction.

“Statism appears in two forms: socialism and interventionism. Both have in common the goal of subordinating the individual unconditionally to the state, the social apparatus of compulsion and coercion.”
— Ludwig von Mises

If socialism represents the domestic side of statism, interventionism represents its foreign-policy expression.

Interventionism is the belief that a nation must project power beyond its borders through military action, regime change, alliances, and geopolitical management. It frames global affairs as a responsibility of the state and often justifies expanding military institutions, intelligence agencies...."

https://ironcountynews.org/interventionism-the-foreign-policy-arm-of-statism/
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