All Things Political
// I cannot remember a time my heart has pounded so hard during a movie. I don’t know, maybe it’s because I’m partial to Dianic huntress characters, but when it comes to provoking a purely visceral autonomic response The Hunger … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Monday | Tagged Hunger Games, Movie Monday, Suzanne Collins | Comments on Facebook
// A great friend of ours, and THE Silver Guru, David Morgan, once again shows up on the financial airwaves speaking the truth about our currency system and the future of silver. Max Keiser has always been an advocate for … Continue reading
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// When Ron Paul brandished a Silver Circle “Rebel Round” in Ben Bernanke’s face during a House Financial Services Committee hearing it was an unprecedented marketing win for us. We produce the Rebel Rounds both as a replica of the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Golden State Mint, Rebel Round, Ron Paul, silver circle, Silver Stampede | Comments on Facebook
// Whenever I feel despair over the slow progress of our cause I think of the Pope who refused to look through Galileo’s telescope to see the moons of Jupiter because he stubbornly insisted that they did not exist. Today, … Continue reading
Posted in Fed Friday | Tagged End the Fed, Galileo, Huffington Post, Occupy Movement, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Tom Mullen | Comments on Facebook
// Here at the Silver Underground it seems we have a surplus of Guy Fawkes masks. Five masks to be exact. So, every week for the next five weeks we’re going to hold a different contest and give out the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged End the Fed, Make Me A Rebel, Poetry Contest, silver circle, V for Vendetta, V weeks of V | Comments on Facebook
// Sure we are excited and still flying high on the supreme product placement of our Rebel Silver in Congressman Ron Paul’s hand. All of that aside, this moment is being hailed as truly symbolic during this economic crisis. Ron … Continue reading
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// Yesterday I accidentally threw myself into a depression with the Tinfoil Tuesday coverage about how fast the tyrannical laws were rolling out. But as they say, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Today it seems I have … Continue reading
Posted in Rebel of the Week | Tagged Adrian Schoolcraft, Education, Frederick Douglass, Jada Williams, Justice System, NYPD, Police Corruption, Rebel of the Week, Susan Burton | Comments on Facebook
// There was a time in my life when I used to love wild conspiracy theories about the growth of a totalitarian police state. I used to claim, with tongue in cheek, that Arnold Schwarzenegger was chosen as the gubernatorial … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Drone, First Amendment, NDAA, Terrorism, Tinfoil Tuesday, Tyranny | Comments on Facebook
// Ben Bernanke’s four part lecture series on the Federal Reserve and the financial crisis, which will be streaming live each time he lectures over the next week, begins today. More info from the Fed: In March 2012, Chairman Ben … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged Ben Bernanke, Economics, endthefed, Federal Reserve, independent film, libertarian, monetary policy | Comments on Facebook
// The venerated ancient Christian bishop, Saint Patrick, was actually a bit of a rebel by my reckoning and I’ve always enjoyed celebrating on his holiday. This weekend, I spent Saint Patrick’s Day on a friend’s ranch shooting AK-47s and … Continue reading
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