The website at justice.gov has an interesting list of recent busts, including one in St. Martinville, La. involving a deputy named Cody Dodge. This apparently minor bust ties into the well known fact that local police and politicians in St. Martinville use prisoners to distribute drugs.  Cody’s last name may not actually be ‘Dodge’.  He could be a key witness besides being an accomplice to … Continue reading St. Martinville, Louisiana and the Willis Clan

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The Wikileaks documents reveal the ongoing Willis efforts to replace truck and tanker oil transportation with pipelines. The reason given is that pipelines are less susceptible to terrorist  sabotage, which is the exact opposite of the truth. it was Randy Whatley/Bibi who first informed me of a case of illegally siphoning oil from a pipeline. The perpetrator had built an ostentatious mansion in Breaux Bridge, … Continue reading Willis-Holder

II Thessalonians: 1-2. A letter from Paul, circa AD 64. ”The Churches of God…a manifestation of the Righteous Judgement of God…sees Righteousness in God to recompense tribulations to them that trouble you…in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ…” “Except there come a falling away first, and that men of sin … Continue reading Thessalon=Tusayan

America is not a “nation of immigrants”.   New York City may  call itself a city of immigrants, but this is an imposition on the rest of us by Jewish Supremacists.  The Hopi did not call themselves “Indians”, and the images that we have of  18th century “Indians” show them to be Caucasian, with tans, according to the skeletal structure of their skulls and body … Continue reading America’s Heritage

The man holding the gun below is British, very much looking like a Pirate. The following are details of an engraving of a Hawaiian Chief whose name has been censored.  This engraved image, which is only about 2 inches by 3 inches, provides much information. I am working on a painting of it to study it more closely. Continue reading Claiming Your Heritage