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07-30-12 -- Thomas DiLorenzo - Nick Barnett - Charles Goyette - (MP3 & Video LOADED)

Thomas DiLorenzo (Sr Fellow at Mises Institute and Austrian Economics Professor) shares information on his new book - Nick Barnett discusses email anonymity - Charles Goyette provides an update on the market
Media Type: Audio • Time: 122 Minutes and 0 Secs
Guests: Nick Barnett
Topics: Email Anonymity

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Media Type: Audio • Time: 122 Minutes and 0 Secs
 
Thomas DiLorenzo (Sr Fellow at Mises Institute and Austrian Economics Professor) shares information on his new book - Nick Barnett discusses email anonymity - Charles Goyette provides an update on the market, especially precious metals, and how to prepare for the future.
 
Please note that the audio archive is in one mp3 - to listen, click on the yellow play button at the beginning of the first hour.
 

 
July 30th, 2012
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Hour 1
Thomas DiLorenzo
Webpage: Mises.Org
American economics professor at Loyola University Maryland.[2] He is an adherent of the Austrian School of Economics. He is a senior faculty member of the Ludwig von Mises Institute and an associated scholar of the Abbeville Institute.[3] He was formerly an affiliated scholar of the League of the South Institute, the research arm of the pro-secession League of the South[4] (though he has denied any lasting affiliation, noting that he only gave a few lectures there shortly after its founding[5][6]). He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Virginia Tech.[2]
 
New Book:

My book Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government, by Thomas DiLorenzo, has just been published.  Here's the Amazon.com link.  There are 52 essays.  Here are some of the chapter titles:  "Socialized Healthcare vs. the Laws of Economics"; "Pay to Play: Why the Fuss?"; "Fed-ACORN Criminality"; "Farmed Robbery"; "The Founding Father of Crony Capitalism"; "The State's Media Lapdogs"; "Electing U.S. Senators Was a Bad Idea"; "The Birth of American Imperialism"; "Paul Krugman's Politically-Correct 'Civil War' Fantasies"; "Central Banking as an Engine of Corruption"; "The Myth of a 'Libertarian' Fed"; "The Inherent Violence of Unions"; "How 'Sweatshops' Help the Poor"; "The Truth About the Robber Barons"; "The Virtues of Tax Loopholes"; and "The Real Ethics Problem in America."

Publisher: Ludwig von Mises Institute (July 20, 2012)

Politics and thieves, coercion and regulation, fascism and the Fed, centralization and liberty, workers and unions, trade and freedom, free-market achievements and government disasters in American history this book covers it all!

Organized Crime collection of essays in the tradition of Austrian political economy a combination of applied economics and the study of governmental reality. Unlike mainstream economists who are content to spin mathematical model after mathematical model which explain little or nothing about the real world, DiLorenzo s focus has always been just the opposite to use economic understanding to gain a better understanding of how the political-economic world works. Austrian economics is indispensable to succeed at this task.

The book is divided into six sections: Coercion and Regulation analyzes various aspects of government regulation of business; Politics and Thieves is of course about the inherent nature of government; Centralization versus Liberty discusses the never-ending quest by statists to monopolize and centralize political power so as to isolate themselves as much as possible from public influence; Money and the State describes the myriad evils of central banking, which was always thought of by its original proponents in America as an engine of corruption; Workers and Unions discusses various labor union myths and superstitions that too often cloud the public s thinking about the reality of labor markets; and Truth and Lies about Markets is a taxonomy of some of the main market-failure myths that have long been used to illegitimately advance the cause of economic interventionism, as well as some newer ones.

In Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government, Thomas J. DiLorenzo strips away the vast apparatus of establishment propaganda and exposes the government smokescreen. No statist lies are safe from his scrutiny. In his straightforward and methodical approach to uncovering truths of freedom, liberty has a champion.
 
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07-30-12 Hour 1 Thomas DiLorenzo (Sr. Fellow at the Mises Institute) (Video Archive):

Hour 2

Guests: Nick Barnett
Topics: Email Anonymity
Hour 2
First Half Hour
Presidential Election - Republican Party
In talking about Rand Paul
Future Prediction: Ron Paul having a conversation with a grandchild
(Scene from "The Help")
Second Half Hour:
Nick Barnett
 
Article below posted on InetDaemon.Com regarding email anonymity:
What is an ASN or AS?

An Autonomous System Number (AS number or just ASN) is a special number from 1 to 65,535. The magic value 65,535 should tip you off that an AS number is stored in a computer as a 16-bit unsigned integer. An ASN uniquely identifies an autonomous system that has a unique routing policy, or is multi-homed. This autonomous system number is required if you are to run BGP. The ASN must be unique so that IP address blocks appear to come from a unique location that BGP can find and route to. BGP uses Autonomous System Paths (AS Paths) to determine the shortest route to a destination.

Public and Private ASN

There are public ASN and private ASN. RFC 1930 outlines which are private and which are public.

PUBLIC ASN (1 - 65511)

The ASN in the public range are globally unique and may be announced on the global Internet. ASN are used to uniquely identify networks or systems of networks which appear to the outside world to be running a single consistent routing policy. Prefixes are 'seen' to originate from these public ASN by the exterior gateway routing protocol. This ensures that routes lead back to a unique source of a given range of IP addresses.

PRIVATE ASN (65512 - 65535)

The private ASN should not be seen on the global Internet (they shouldn't be announced via your exterior gateway routing protocol). Private AS numbers are used by ISP's who use BGP confederations. Private AS numbers are also used to provide an AS number to customers with multiple connections who have no connections to any other Internet service provider.

 

Obtaining an ASN

An AS-number must be obtained (leased) from one of the Regional Internet Registries (RIR's). Which registry you obtain your AS number from is based upon where in the world your network resides physically, or where your organization is headquartered, and where will be connecting. You must apply to the RIR to obtain an ASN. ASN's are usually provided for a 'container fee' which is a fancy way of saying that they will charge you money to open an account and place the AS number under your account. The registry needs to cover their operating expenses, and 'container fees' are one way they do that.

You will need to use an online registration page, or the downloadable form commonly called the ASN template to request your AS number (ASN).

Here's where to obtain the template:

AMERICAS/AFRICA - American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) ARIN ASN Request Information - ARIN has removed the online template and migrated to a RESTful API so ISP's can set up ASN's. EUROPE - Reseaux IP Europeens (RIPE) RIPE ASN Request Form ASIA - Asian Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC) APNIC ASN Request Form Caribbean/Latin America - Latin American and Caribbean Internet Adresses Registry (LACNIC) LACNIC ASN Request Template
Requirements

There are a limited number of ASN available, so the RIR's are very selective about whom they grant an ASN to. You will need to demonstrate the following:

That you have a connection to more than one ISP (or will in the next 30 days). This is called being 'multi-homed'. You will be asked to specify the exterior routing protocol used to communicate with your ISP (this is exclusively BGP today) You will be asked to provide the AS numbers (ASN) of all your ISP's. You may be asked to provide the IP addresses of your ISP's routers to which you connect. You will already know this information as it will be provided when the ISP provides your circuit, but you can discover it with a traceroute if the connection is already working. You and your ISP must already have an identity on file in the RIR's database You must have blocks of IP addresses that need routing. You obtain IP addresses from RIR's as well. You must demonstrate a need to utilize BGP with an organizationally unique route policy OR be multi-homed.
 
 
2012-30-12 Hour 2 Nick Barnett (Video Archive): 

Hour 3

Guests: Charles Goyette
Hour 3
Charles Goyette
Charles Goyette is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Dollar Meltdown. His new book is Red and Blue and Broke All Over: Restoring America’s Free Economy. He is also editor of Freedom & Prosperity Letter, a monthly political and financial newsletter dedicated to revealing the truth about the U.S.'s political scene and economic climate. To learn more, go here. 
 
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