Randall Schultz's Columns
"The Center for Disease Control is just another agency in a long list which exemplifies that the state is nothing more than organized crime. Yet, only the state can engage in such overt criminal activity and make the audacious claim that it is there to protect the same ones that it victimizes!" Column by Randall Schultz.
"It seems a bit odd that the state revenue agents, known as law enforcement, often use this exact same excuse when citizens complain to them about being shaken down. What is implicit in this arrangement is that armed agents of the state must often abandon their judgment and conscience when they are given orders to follow." Column by Randall Schultz.
"Next time some chickenhawk starts cheerleading for this country's military to invade a sovereign nation, go tell him to lead by example, like Frederick the Great did." Column by Randall Schultz.
"If the children of men were sound in all other respects, would not the one lust to engage in war fairly prove that one and all of them is insane? How great, friend, this fury is! How dense the darkness of men even to rejoice at, to sing about, and to praise the defeat, the butchery, blood, murder, and the whole chaos of evils which war brings in its train, when it would be fitting to weep about all these things with tears of blood, particularly when war is waged not at the command of God but because of the insane lust for power and possession." Column by Randall Schultz.
My Dialogue With a Political Activist
"Pick a cause, any cause. Take some energetic individuals who are willing to fight for the cause. They band together and form a 'grass roots coalition.' They canvass a neighborhood, get donations and signatures. They go and lobby the legislators. They demand accountability. It's called the political solution. I call it a waste of time." Column by Randall Schultz.
Randall Schultz comes clean on his parents' criminal activity.
It's caused by state-mandated vaccines, says Randall Schultz.
New Root Striker Randall Schultz's open letter to the masses about the nature of "public service."