Celebrate von Steuben and Remember Why We Fought
“The Dignity of Man is in Your Hands”
– F. Schiller, The Artists
(Sept. 14, 2023)—Two hundred and forty-five years ago, Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand von Steuben, otherwise known as Baron von Steuben, or later Major General von Steuben, arrived as a volunteer at Valley Forge. He had been recruited by Benjamin Franklin in France to aid in our war of liberation from the British Empire which, until that point, had never been defeated, and which was committing genocide worldwide as it expanded into India, Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean.
Read moreDiane addresses international Schiller Institute conference: "Let us Join Hands with the Global Majority To Create a New Chapter in World History!"
The entire conference can be accessed HERE
Campaign Statement: Solve the ‘Migrant Crisis’— Crush Wall Street, Drug Cartels
(September 1, 2023)—Whoever is controlling the Biden Administration has adopted a satanic policy of using human beings as a political weapon, with utter disregard for, or worse, taking perverse sadistic pleasure in, their suffering or death in the thousands, as has occurred in the Mediterranean Sea.
Read moreDiane Addresses International Schiller Institute Conference
Diane Addresses the international Schiller Institute conference "On the Verge of a New World War: European Nations Must Cooperate with the Global South!" July 8-9, Strasbourg, France.
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NATO: All of the King’s Horses’ Asses Why are Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Silent?
July 12, 2023—President Biden’s desperate decision to send expired cluster munitions to Ukraine and the silence of the U.S. Senators from New York, Schumer and Gillibrand, with regard to this criminal policy underscore why I must be elected in 2024 to represent the interests of our nation and our state in the U.S. Senate.
Read moreCelebrate Independence Day!
(June 28, 2023)—Two hundred and forty-seven years ago, 56 men put their lives and fortunes on the line by signing a revolutionary document, declaring they were no longer subjects of the British Royal Monarchy. Many of them paid dearly for that act, and thousands of others gave their lives in the war which followed. The question for us to answer today by our actions is: was their sacrifice worth it? Have we ensured that the principles for which they gave their lives have continued to govern this republic known as the United States of America?
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