Monthly Archives: October 2012
Posted on October 15, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Money Monday The Federal Reserve is not typically the victim of theft. In fact, many US taxpayers would argue that the institution is usually the one responsible for widespread theft and counterfeiting, as its inflationary policies steal the buying power … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 15, 2012 by Barry Donegan
by Ben Stone In any discussion worth noting, it’s important to be clear on the terminology being used. This is difficult to do in politics because there are hoards of vermin in modern society who are completely dependant upon the … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 12, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Pop Friday New York Comic Con is one of the biggest comic book conventions in the US. These gala events of glorious geekdom grow more popular each year with over 100,000 people converging on the Big Apple to check out … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 11, 2012 by Barry Donegan
The pricing mechanism of the free market is one of the most powerful technological resources available to humanity. It sends crucial signals to enterprising people, offering them lucrative opportunities in return for satisfying human needs. In so doing, it helps … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 10, 2012 by Davi Barker
I found this video titled “Ron Paul Owns Ben Bernanke in 10 seconds” I might have said “Schooled” Ben Bernanke, just to avoid the language of human ownership. But it’s a pretty sound argument I think… the great and noble … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 10, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Rebel of the Week The US Constitution clearly recognizes the fundamental human right to privacy. Citizens are only supposed to be searched, questioned, or otherwise investigated by law enforcement by consent, a judge’s warrant, or when an officer has probable … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 9, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Tinfoil Tuesday Shortly after America’s founding, the English and French government and banking establishments were the subject of many conspiracy theories. Americans of the day often viewed the First Bank of the United States as a proxy for British banking … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 9, 2012 by Pasha
Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth at New York Comic Con Today is a quick Precious Metal Head entry – we are madly packing up to head out to New York Comic Con. Now for our third year we’ll face over … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 9, 2012 by megan
The Silver Circle Graphic Novel Is Out Posted: 10/9/12 – PRESS RELEASE – The full Silver Circle graphic novel is now available for purchase for the first time. (Cambridge, MA) – On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 the long awaited Silver … Continue reading →
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Posted on October 8, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Sometimes, major historical events get skipped over by high school US history classes. For example, most people have no idea that a lawfully mustered militia overthrew a county government in Tennessee in 1946 in an explosive turn of events now … Continue reading →
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