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The election between incumbent Scotland County Sheriff <strong>Ralph Kersey</strong> and challenger <strong>John Martin</strong> is upon us.

Kersey began his reign four years ago with good intentions and plenty of forward momentum. His predecessor Shep Jones had left behind a complete disaster and much work needed to be done.

Despite getting off to a good start, Kersey got lost along the way, succumbing to the siren song of 'free money' from the Federal Government.

Kersey reached for a full plate of Federal Funding and the County soon had shiny new police cruisers, crisp new uniforms, computers and a host of other expensive do-dads, gizmos and toys.

There is however no 'free lunch' and the price for all the Fed's 'free stuff' is turning out to be very expensive for Scotland County. Kersey sold out the County's sovereignty and interests to Washington DC ruling elites whose satanic agenda is turning the United States into a Police/Surveillance State that serves the international banking interests that have gripped our nation.

In case you've been asleep or off-planet, the battle for America isn't between Dems and Rhinos, Blacks and Whites or Left vs. Right, but rather between Christians (not Zio-Christians) and the satanic International Banking Cabal headed by the <strong>Rothschild Banking Dynasty</strong> headquartered in Basil Switzerland.

Kersey allowed outside private contractors funded by Fed stooges to come in and install the latest spy and surveillance equipment that mops up <strong>every</strong> phone call, keystroke, internet search, email, text, voicemail and other electronic communication regardless of whether you are under suspicion for unlawful activity. This violates the 4th Amendment, the oath of office Kersey swore to uphold and even the most modest standard of ethics and morality. Kersey's actions represent a clear and present danger to every Scotland County citizen.

Worse yet, Kersey, along with County Commissioners, allowed the installation of 'so called' 5G equipment throughout the County. While purporting to be nothing more than an upgraded wireless system, 5G is actually a powerful high frequency control weapon developed and successfully used by our military in Iraq. The system is being readied to turn against any American expressing opposition or dissent to the satanic international banking cabal's takeover. 5G is the biggest threat America has ever faced and you owe it to yourself, your family and especially your children to become informed. Just type in '<strong>Dangers of 5G</strong>' on YouTube or any search engine. It's a 'life changing' experience... guaranteed.

Sheriff Kersey handed our 911 dispatch system over to Federal control and continues to hand over all information collected from his spying efforts to Federal Fusion Centers which then develop and maintain <strong>Control Files</strong> and <strong>Threat Assessments</strong> on each and every Scotland County resident (no exceptions). Ask Kersey to see your files and see what happens.

Ralph Kersey is also a proven <strong>Gun Grabber</strong> who introduced legislation to the County Commission to regulate firearms. His excuse was that there are irresponsible gun owners who are firing guns at random and endangering citizens. This is certainly true, but there are plenty of laws on the books already to deal with irresponsible gun owners, bow &amp; arrow owners and anyone else who recklessly endangers the public. Why is Kersey not using existing legislation, instead proposing gun grabbing measures? Is it because grabbing guns is part of the international banker's plan to prevent Americans from fighting their evil, satanic takeover?

Is Ralph Kersey just uninformed or was there a more sinister motive behind his sell out? As with most corruption stories, it appears <strong>money was the motivating factor</strong>. At least one retired NC state trooper is deeply involved in a company that sells spy/surveillance and other dodgy equipment to law enforcement throughout North Carolina. Since this equipment is mostly funded using federal grants there's a lot of money to be made and virtually no oversight. Few LEO's have shown the strength and courage to avoid succumbing to such temptation.
<h3>Scotland County's Sheriff Department has been turned into little more than a field office for Satan's Federal Police State.</h3>
Challenger John Martin, like Kersey, is a retired North Carolina State Trooper. Will he too be quickly co-opted into the Federal Police State once sworn in? The Feds have tasty carrots and big nasty sticks to bring county sheriffs into the fold and keep them there. All too many sheriffs nationwide have already succumbed to this Satanic Federal control, so this is not some esoteric question.

During normal times most of us could agree on the benefits of having experienced law enforcement professionals at the helm, but the fact is, these are not normal times. Our country is experiencing a crime wave at all levels, especially the very top, and appears headed toward possible economic breakdown and social chaos. Even civil war or revolution are no longer unthinkable.

Those who pursue law enforcement and military careers tend to prefer order over individual rights. They easily accept authority and demonstrate a willingness to follow orders without question. This can be valuable in the right setting, but poses a serious challenge for democratic governance, and our nation's founders well understood this conundrum.

This is no time for law dogs itching to follow orders from Washington DC's satanic masters, not if we value our freedom, liberty and right to democratic self governance.
<h3><strong>Scotland County needs a sheriff who can and will provide real leadership, possess critical thinking skills and be willing and able to summon the courage to stand up against outside influence and manipulation.</strong></h3>
Since John Martin is cut from the same cloth as Kersey there is little reason to expect a different result, but we hope we are wrong.
<h3><strong><em><span style="color: #800000;">Around the County:</span></em>
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Scotland County, is plagued by crime. Folks feel they and their property are at risk. It's a dangerous and potentially explosive situation.

Official crime statistics don't portray the actual depth of the problem,  as victims often don't bother to report crimes because they know nothing will be done. Those making insurance claims must of course file a police report.

Communities contract with the Scotland County Sheriff's Department to provide Law Enforcement Services.

While Kersey started out on a positive note, things stalled out and citizens increasingly sense his department is not committed to or capable of addressing crime.

A Laurinburg Exchange <a href="http://laurinburgexchange.com/top-stories/6814/gibson-residents-told-not-to-detain-crooks" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><span style="color: #0000ff;">article</span></a> highlighted some of the growing concerns. We ourselves have experienced such problems and attended several Sheriff Department events purportedly designed to assist the community.

We came away with the distinct impression that Officers didn't understand or care, and quite frankly, didn't appear to be up to the task anyway. Such canned events were obviously for public relations purposes and nothing more.

Like others, we eventually stopped going, and despite repeated efforts to contact Sheriff Kersey regarding our concerns, we never heard back. We'd met Sheriff Kersey previously, and while he seems like a nice guy, it appears he's out of his league as County Sheriff.

The question before us now is <strong>how do citizens, property owners and taxpayers receive the services they're already paying for and desperately need but simply not getting?</strong>

The following article lays out a solution that towns all across America are now considering and beginning to embrace. It's a big step, but one that actually appears to work.
<blockquote>"<em>Are police necessary? Although this existential question often produces a knee-jerk ‘of course they are, who would protect us?’ a growing call for the abolition of police — and working examples to back it up — deserves more than scornful dismissal, particularly amid epidemic-level violence by agents of the State.</em>" <a href="http://www.activistpost.com/2016/08/imagine-post-police-world.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><span style="color: #0000ff;">Read more...</span></a></blockquote>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><span style="color: #333333;"><em><strong>Sources:</strong></em></span>
<a href="http://www.activistpost.com/2016/08/imagine-post-police-world.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><span style="color: #0000ff;">Activist Post</span></a></p>

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