Texas patriots gather for Austin 1776 Freedom March

"This is not about some distant past, this is about our survival here and now"

AUSTIN, Tex. (INTELLIHUB) — Patriots, Trump supporters, pro-gunners, and activists all rallied at Woodridge Park Saturday morning for the “Austin 1776 Freedom March” to celebrate Americas independence and exceptionalism.

Guest speakers Joe “Rambo” Biggs, Augustus Invictus, the Black Rebel, and other prominent activists spoke to an energetic crowd of attendees before leading a march to the Capitol building which garnered a major turnout.

Patriots gather to hear guest speakers at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) Augustus Invictus speaks at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) Augustus Invictus speaks at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

“This is not about some distant past, this is about our survival here and now,” guest speaker and activist Augustus Invictus said to the crowd. “This is about our country, our land, and our families.”

Invictus said that our Founding Fathers “were not messing around with barbecues on the Forth of July” but were rather signing a ‘high treasonous document that declared independence from their government.”

Police presence was heavy all the way through the event as bicycle cops, patrol cars, and helicopters circled the downtown area in droves.

A bicycle cop poses for photograph at the Austin 1776 Freedom March (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) Bicycle cops secure the Austin 1776 Freedom March (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

Marchers moved through the streets at a fast stride, chanting: “Build that wall, build that wall […].”

Activists own the streets during the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) Joe Biggs marches wearing his “Hi, I’m Politically Incorrect” t-shirt. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

One protester’s sign read: “CNN is ISIS.”

Activist holds up a “CNN is ISIS” sign at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

Even a dog named “Trump” participated in the march and showed great spirit.

A dog named “Trump” joins in the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) A Texas Highway Patrol officer watches as activists pass by with high-energy. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

A few police in cars and on motorcycles led the way for activists as they neared their destination.

Austin Police led the way for activist during the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

Once activists reached the Capitol they gathered at the steps as Joe Biggs and others spoke to the crowd with a megaphone.

AUSTIN — Activists assembled on the steps of the Capitol during the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (Shepard Ambellas/Intellihub) Joe Biggs speaking to a crowd of activists on the steps of the Capitol at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

Speaking to former members of the Armed Forces, U.S. Army (82nd) Staff Sergeant Joe Biggs, told the crowd: “You have got to go out under the mindset that you could be attacked for your beliefs.”

Are you going to be a victim […] or are you going to train?” Biggs asked the audience.

“We’re trained, we’re armed, we’re vigilant, we know what the hell is going on — and have got to stay like that every fu*kin’ day,” he said. […] these people will sucker punch you.”

Joe Biggs speaking to a crowd of activists on the steps of the Capitol at the Austin 1776 Freedom March. (shepard Ambellas/Intellihub)

Capitol security took no chances and posted armed guards at the entrances while the police helicopter circled at 300 feet above-ground-level.

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Shepard Ambellas is an opinion journalist, analyst, and the founder and editor-in-chief of Intellihub News & Politics (Intellihub.com). Shepard is also known for producing Shade: The Motion Picture (2013) and appearing on Travel Channel’s America Declassified (2013). Shepard is a regular contributor to Infowars. Read more from Shep’s World. Follow Shep on Facebook and Twitter.

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Constitution is BANNED in Federal Courthouse

by Shari Dovale

March 21, 2017

The trial for the Political Prisoners in Las Vegas, Nevada continues this week. The prosecution has presented their case over 5 weeks, even extending it beyond what they originally stated.

Judge Gloria Navarro has allowed the prosecution much leeway, but has ruled that the defendants will not need the same concessions. She has micro-managed the defense case repeatedly and has now decided the six defendants will only need a week to present their case.

The government’s case, though it was scheduled to be completed already, does not expect to rest until this Friday, March 24, 2017. The court will then take a week off. The defense is expected to begin their case on Monday, April 3^rd.

Witnesses have told me that the US Marshals have decided that they will no longer allow copies of the US Constitution to be brought into the courthouse. They have even gone so far as to remove them from ladies’ purses to be discarded into the trash. It is not limited to just those that are showing from shirt pockets.

Defendant Eric Parker, who has consistently placed a copy of the Constitution in his pocket during these proceedings, was forced to remove it and told to keep it flat at the defendants table so the jury could not see it.

The jury cannot be allowed to even look at the Constitution!

Gregory Burleson, Eric Parker, Orville Scott Drexler, Steven Stewart, Todd Engel and Richard Lovelien are the first of 17 defendants to stand trial in the Bunkerville Protest trial. They are each accused of 10 charges including conspiracy, firearm offenses and assault on a federal officer. They each face up to 101 years in prison if convicted of all charges.

Cliven Bundy, along with his sons Ryan and Ammon Bundy and two others are expected to begin their trial in May. Another trial for even more co-defendants is expected to begin in August.

The government is continuing their attempt to control the narrative in this case. It was not an armed standoff. This was a protest. A protest in which no shots were fired, no one was injured and the cows were set free.

These men were left free for 2 years, to live their lives without fear. The government then decided to round them up, refuse them bail, and are now trying to send them to prison for the rest of their lives, all for voicing their disagreement with the Federal Government.

And now the US Constitution has been demonized by this same government.

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