Posted on November 21, 2012 by Davi Barker
This week we’re going to celebrate all those Rebels out there fighting for marijuana decriminalization, legalization, medical use or even just advocating a much needed injection of sanity in this country’s drug policy. And we’ve seen a lot of Rebels … Continue reading →
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Posted on November 20, 2012 by Barry Donegan
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, FEMA’s failures were on public display. Displaced residents found themselves in makeshift facilities with accommodations that were so uncomfortable as to be compared to a prison camp. Hurricane evacuees huddled without heat and were required … Continue reading →
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged FDR, Feature, FEMA, fema camps, Fusion Centers, Hurricane Sandy, Katrina, State of Emergency | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 20, 2012 by Davi Barker
Some months ago we featured a theory by Bix Weir about a comic book titled The Road to Roota. Bix posits that a faction working within the cabal of banking elite are actually working to undo their monetary hegemony and … Continue reading →
Posted in Monetary Policy, Tin Foil Tuesday | Tagged Bix Weir, Chinese Imperial Gold, Nazi Gold, Road to Roota, Secret Gold, Tinfoil Tuesday, Vatican Gold, Yamashita’s Gold | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 19, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Ben Bernanke is set to speak tomorrow about the Federal Reserve’s future plans. Recently, the private central banking cartel decided to initiate a third round of quantitative easing in response to a recent jobs report, believing falsely that inflation will … Continue reading →
Posted in Money Monday | Tagged Ben Bernanke, Dallas Federal Reserve President, Feature, Federal Open Market Committee, Federal Reserve, Jeffrey Lacker, Money Monday, QE3, Richard Fisher, Richmond Federal Reserve President | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 16, 2012 by Davi Barker
With only a limited theatrical release last week, Steven Spielberg’s latest work of imaginative fiction is scheduled for wide release today. I know Hollywood plays fast and loose with history, but when they go out of their way to get … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, Jefferson Davis, Lincoln (2012), Lincoln v Douglas, Steven Spielberg, War of Northern Aggression | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 16, 2012 by Barry Donegan
We are living through the second Great Depression. During times of significant economic downturn, companies have to reduce their costs in order to make up for lost revenues due to declining sales. Companies in trouble due to market-wide phenomena tend … Continue reading →
Posted in United States | Tagged Bailouts, Bakery, Bankruptcy, Confectionery, Feature, GM, Hostess, Pop Friday, Strike, The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers' International Union, Twinkies, Workers | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 15, 2012 by Davi Barker
We’re always on the look out for fellow travelers and the Voluntaryist comic series is definately that. A young man is bombarded by cosmic radiation giving him extraordinary powers, and the strength he needs to rescue his parents from government … Continue reading →
Posted in Comics | Tagged anarchy, Jaime Sherman, Voluntaryism, Voluntaryist Comic, Voluntaryist Comic Project | Comments on Facebook
Posted on November 15, 2012 by Barry Donegan
Ideas like politics and economics are difficult to spread to the uninitiated. The typical American finds these subjects boring and irrelevant. However, art, music, and film offer great ways to spread information without turning away those who are disinterested in … Continue reading →
Posted in United States | Tagged Aimee Allen, Feature, Jordan Page, Liberty Movement, Make a Youtube Video, Protest Music, Rebel Inc, Tatiana Moroz | Comments on Facebook ← Older posts Newer posts →