MSNBC Countdown host Keith Olbermann has slammed a Tea Party Senate candidate who won a key primary victory this week, intimating that she is crazy because she believes sodium fluoride, a deadly poison, is poisonous. In yet another example of an anti-establishment candidate scoring a decisive victory, Tea Party-backed Nevada Republican Sharron Angle came from behind to win the State primary on Tuesday and earn the right to challenge incumbent Harry Reid for a place in the Senate.

When Congressman Ron Paul proposed his bill to subject the Federal Reserve System to regular audits, it was no secret what his ultimate objective was. If there was any doubt, his subsequent book, End the Fed, eliminated it. Congressman Paul hoped to educate the public about just what the Federal Reserve does – transfer wealth. Sadly, that central point has been largely obscured due to the varied ideologies of the people that make up the coalition that Congressman Paul has put together. Instead of an indictment of the ongoing theft that central bank monetary policy represents, the focus has shifted exclusively to the money and credit created during and after the financial crisis of 2008. The newly proposed one-time audit will show that the funds were directed towards Wall Street banking giants and foreign central banks.

This week, I was contacted by a number of military personnel, enlisted and officer ranks, who expressed concern about a military exercise underway at Ft. Knox, the U.S. Bullion Depository. The first intel training advisory was issued on Friday, and identifies the terrorist threat adversaries as “Local Militia Groups / Anti-Government Protesters / TEA Party.”

Members of We Are Change from the San Francisco area were kicked out of a Tea Party event on April 15. It appears only supporters of the Republican hijacked Tea Party were welcome at the event. Orly Taitz, an Orange County attorney, was also invited to speak at the event. She was dis-invited after establishment Republican political candidates got wind of her planned attendance. “It’s not worth it,” Bridget Melson, founder and president of the Pleasanton Tea Party, told the Los Angeles Times. “She’s too controversial. This is not what the tea party is about at this point.”

I will be giving an interview on Radio Free Oklahoma on Wednesday, April 28th at 8:30 pm CST. Topics will include what Hurricane Katrina was like as a police officer, first hand accounts regarding some of the current NOPD shootings in the news, and the uphill battle I faced before ultimately resigning as a police officer.

The ever-present Oklahoma wind created a waving sea of Gadsden Flags across the Capital lawn during the most recent Oklahoma Tea Party event on April 14th and 15th. I attended both with a high anticipation of hearing speakers talking about the Federal Reserve, the Income Tax and Ron Paul’s “Audit the Fed” bill. I expected talks against America’s aggressive foreign policy and solutions to the national crisis occurring.
I was sadly disappointed.
Rest in Peace, Tea Party. It was fun while it lasted.

Frustrated by recent political setbacks, tea party leaders and some conservative members of the Oklahoma Legislature say they would like to create a new volunteer militia to help defend against what they believe are improper federal infringements on state sovereignty. State Rep. Charles Key, R-Oklahoma City, said he believes there’s a good chance of introducing legislation for a state-authorized militia next year.

Fox News host Glenn Beck made $32 million during a recent 12-month stretch ending March 1, according to an analysis conducted by Forbes. In addition to his Fox News gig, Beck hosts a radio show, writes books, sells merchandise and goes on tour with a show that blends stand-up comedy and his brand of conservative politics. ** Lengthy Hayden’s Note attached – Glenn Beck is nothing but a corporate mockingbird, selling himself to the highest bidder. **

As I read this article, I felt like I was a little kid again. The distinct feelings of listening to a magical fairy tale, all the while knowing it’s full of nonsense came back to haunt me. There are no wizards in white robes; no fire breathing dragons kidnapping princesses… and there is certainly no ‘Sarah Palin’ in the Tea Party.

The number of extremist groups in the United States exploded in 2009 as militias and other groups steeped in wild, antigovernment conspiracy theories exploited populist anger across the country and infiltrated the mainstream, according to a report issued today by the Southern Poverty Law Center. (Hayden’s Note: I hate the SPLC. They are simply a radical government’s mouthpiece, trying to instill fear in the masses and slandering every respectable citizen in the process.)