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Of all the conspiracies in the world, the biggest conspiracy of them is the least discussed. It is, of course, the conspiracy against…conspiracy theories.
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There exists somewhere, ‘out there’ in the public realm, the notion that philosophical libertarianism allows for, even encourages, the wanton destruction of our common environment, just so a few of those evil capitalists can get rich in their damnabl
Who says, "nobody notices the hard work and efforts of those who will get involved?
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Passions and Commitment burned as hot and deep as the Arizona Sun in Quartzsite, Arizona on August 27th, 2011. And in many ways it was an historic occasion.
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One of the greatest misperceptions in our modern, dependant society is that “education” has something to do with how much money the government spends on it, or how much time a student is forced to spend inside a classroom with a teacher who is ‘certi
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
It's just sad to see well-intentioned people falling for more "New Conservative" BS. Here's a recent propaganda piece (and my commentary) they sent out to their dim-witted collectivist minions.
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
Michael Gerson's attempt to taint the untaint-able philosophy, along with his complete misunderstanding and miss-characterization of the implications of Republican Presidential Front-runner, Dr. Ron Paul, M.D.'s, positions, gave rise to this letter.
I think this was among the eye-opening videos I've seen. It draws together a lot of well-known events, and presents a clear clean solution for the People. The question is whether or not they will stop feeding the Beast that consumes them...We'll see
Entered By: Barry Hess
If only there were a way to go back to the way things were...well there's not. The legs of the economic table have been kicked out from under it and it will hit the floor. We're just on the way down now....
Entered By: Barry Hess
It's a simple concept: Money in people's pockets leads to that money being injected into a stalled economy, and that leads to market vibrancy in areas the government couldn't hope to reach through central planning.
This is a powerful video that everyone should see. Judge Napolitano is the youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of the State of New Jersey .
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The Tea Party Movement has become an undeniable force in contemporary American politics, and I think it is a very positive influence. What is incredible, is the total lack of comprehension of the olde-party pundits as to what the movement is all abo
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
The R&D Washington Party has a Prime Directive of its own: Divide people up into groups, pit them against each other, and offer to referee. The social mooches and parasites in their ranks seek only to create their own political/financial opportunit
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
The ideal in a social communist society is absolute uniformity in the law to suppress individual Rights. The ideal in a free society is absolute uniformity in the law to protect individual Rights. (Arizona legislation - 'Hood for the Hangman'
“We need a bloody revolution every twenty years, just to keep government honest.” For a very long time these words of a colonial patriot puzzled me. Why would a diplomat and statesman who had risked everything, including his life, to establish
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
“Security or Freedom” seems to be the popular phrase of the day in regards to what our response to the attacks on America should be. Most will tell us that the two are mutually exclusive.
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
Sometimes I just can’t help but think that I must have followed Miss Alice through the looking glass. But even Wonderland has changed. You used to be able to count on ‘up’ being ‘down’, ‘black’ being ‘white’, ‘yes’ meaning ‘no’ and of course, their
Theft is still theft, even by Government.
It wasn’t all that long ago that I had the opportunity to witness a true political spectacle. It was fairly early in the morning, yet a well-dressed crowd had gathered at the distinguished Goldwater Institute to hear the pros and cons on going forwa
