Individual Revolution

In this chilling incident, Ontario Provincial Police arrived at a family farm in Tillsonburg on Good Friday with a court order to extract a sharp-minded 102-year-old grandfather from the only home he has known for nearly 70 years, all because he refuses to go into a care home. The father is clear: “He wants to stay here… He wants to live here and he wants to die here.” This case raises massive red flags about dementia allegations, family inheritance disputes, and the erosion of end-of-life autonomy in Canada. At what point does “protection” cross the line into outright coercion?

by Gary D. Barnett

March 17, 2026 - I tire of constantly having to explain what anarchy is and what it is not. I tire of having to explain our language to those who seem never to have the time or inclination to study and learn it on their own, and without prejudice. Words mean things, and cannot be arbitrarily changed, or altered to suit a mood, an agenda, or be used improperly in order to create out of thin air, a State or political narrative, or to advance any particular agenda. To begin my comments, I will clarify that the word anarchy simply means no rule – no rulers, and
therefore, no master or government; period. With that, we can begin to examine the complete bastardization, purposeful and misleading I might add, of this grand and liberating idea that is anarchy. From any moral perspective, no human has any “right” whatsoever, to rule over or enslave another, so no “right” exists that could allow one to delegate any “right” to another to “legally” rule or enslave, yet that is exactly what all government claims as its right to
do.

by Mollie Engelhart

March 13, 2026 - What freedoms will Amerikans lose this time? History suggests that wartime often reshapes the relationship between citizens and government.

The Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) remains one of the last English-speaking countries where speech and thought are still broadly protected. That did not happen by accident. It is the inheritance of a constitutional republic built on the understanding that rights do not come from
government; they come from God. The Constitution did not grant Amerikans their freedoms. It recognized them and placed limits on what government may do.

Yet when we look honestly at the past century, a pattern becomes difficult to ignore. Nearly every major war Amerika has entered has been followed by some erosion of liberty at home.

How do you stand your ground when you are confronted by would-be authorities? As too many around the world are finding out these days, not having an answer to this question could cost you your life. Today, James Corbett talks to Jason Bassler and Séamus O'Laoi about knowing and asserting your rights, as well as the real long-term solution to the problems of the police state.