All Things Political
Tarrin Lupo has done it again. Tarrin is the author of a whole stack of books, most famously the “Pirates of Savannah” trilogy. I’m proud to say I had a small hand in proof reading his young adult novel “The … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review | Tagged Book Review, dystopia, fema camps, One Nation Under Blood, Tarrin Lupo | Comments on Facebook
Money Monday Over the past few years, countless Americans have awakened to the fact that their currency system was hijacked nearly a century ago by a private banking cartel. The Federal Reserve system, created in 1913, has systematically debased the … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Money Monday, United States | Tagged competing currencies, End the Fed, Feature, Federal Reserve, Gold, monetary policy, Money Monday, Ron Paul, Silver, Tom Woods | Comments on Facebook
Let’s face it. There’s at least one great thing about inflation. It means the relative value of each individual monetary note keeps going down, and there’s a lot more of them around. And since paper is the quintessential arts and crafts material, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 9/11, dollar art, Illuminati, Jewelry, mommynomics, Reptile, Sparta!, Spiderman, star wars | Comments on Facebook
Pop Friday Most people look at the term propaganda in a negative light. In recent history, architects of coercive messaging have largely done it to benefit themselves at the expense of others. For instance, American culture has been bombarded with … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Monday | Tagged Feature, Happy Science, Jay-Z, Lady GaGa, Liberty, Pop Friday, Propaganda, Senator Palpatine, star wars, The Mystical Laws, x-men | Comments on Facebook
When the TSA needs new agents to rummage through our personal belongings, take naked pictures of us, and occasionally sexually assault us, a basic background check is asking too much. 65-year-old Thomas Harkins was hired by the TSA to “serve” … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 911 Attacks, Catholic Priest, Child Molestation, Pat Downs, Transportation Security Administration, TSA | Comments on Facebook
Growing up, Americans hear stories of Joseph Stalin’s security forces snatching political dissidents in the night. Few realize the extent to which this is happening right here in the United States. Using mild property damage caused at the May Day … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged anarchist, ATF, FBI, Feature, Joint Terrorism Task Force, Katherine Olejnik, Leah-Lynn Plante, Matthew Kyle Duran, May Day, Portlandia, Seattle | Comments on Facebook
I don’t think this needs a caption at all. It’s just distrubingly…HILARIOUS! //
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Rebel of the Week At last night’s presidential debate, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney interrupted one another repeatedly despite having nearly identical views on the major issues of the day. The same vague topics were recycled from previous election years, … Continue reading
Posted in Rebel of the Week | Tagged Cheri Honkala, Commission on Presidential Debates, Feature, Gary Johnson, Green Party, Jill Stein Arrested, Libertarian Party, Michael Badnarik, Presidential Debate, Rebel of the Week | Comments on Facebook
I’m not one to go after corporations when the Police State is on the rise. You can boycott corporations you don’t like. Trying to boycott the Police State will get you thrown in a cage. But Apple crosses some lines … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Apple, Bitcoin, Foxconn, iBook Author, iPad, iphone, National Alerting Program (PLAN), Samsung | Comments on Facebook
Tinfoil Tuesday In 1905, George Taylor Fulford, one of the richest men in the world at that time, became Canada’s first official automobile accident fatality. Fulford was somewhat of an early version of a pharmaceutical baron, having made a massive … Continue reading
Posted in Tin Foil Tuesday | Tagged Conspiracy Theory, Feature, Free Energy, GE, George Taylor Fulford, Nikola Tesla, Standard Oil, The Rockefellers, Tinfoil Tuesday | Comments on Facebook ← Older posts Newer posts →
