All Things Political
// Despite the unfortunate reauthorization of the Patriot Act by Congress last month, provisions of the law, especially with regards to warrantless searches, are being challenged in the courts. This week, the Supreme Court is going to weigh in … Continue reading
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// The Dont-Tread-On.Me blog covered a scary but true topic on the coming dollar crash, suggesting its arrival within the next year. Actions leading up to a dollar crisis are predicted to begin with another debt finance package (QE3 or … Continue reading
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// As people across the country prepare for their summer vacations, some will be taking vacations that involve flying, which means having to deal with the pat-down happy TSA. The obscene practices of this government entity are well-known and much-despised, … Continue reading
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// Are the days of smoking pot in fear of arrest coming to an end? After a report by the Global Commission on Drug Policy stated that the international War on Drugs has failed, Representatives Barney Frank (D-MA) and Ron … Continue reading
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// When President Obama ordered the military into Libya, he set off a furious debate that goes on to this day. Why are we getting involved in Libya? What reason do we have to be involved in a civil war? … Continue reading
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// Ever wondered what it would be like if you lived in a world where there were no police, no laws, and no mandates from legislators? For the last five days I was in such an environment in Lancaster, New … Continue reading
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// For those of you that saw and enjoyed the first installment of Atlas Shrugged, you’re in luck. Film director John Aglialoro announced the creation of the promotional website for Atlas Shrugged Part II, and will be releasing the film … Continue reading
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// Much like the US debt ceiling there is a current ceiling on how much banks can charge retailers for debit card transactions. The Federal Reserve is meeting this coming Wednesday to discuss the options of maintaining the current $.12 … Continue reading
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// In 2019, our rebels live in a world where owning gold and silver is illegal, and the only acceptable currency is paper money that get less and less valuable with every passing day. That might actually be a reality … Continue reading
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// While America’s economy continues to be in the gutter, we should at least be happy we’re not in Greece’s situation right now. After all, Greece’s debt is so high, it’s virtually impossible for them to dig out of it … Continue reading
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