All Things Political
Six Minneapolis Occupants filed a civil suit against the Minneapolis PD alleging they were subject to an “unethical clinical trial” in which police gave marijuana to Occupy protesters, homeless people, and other “vulnerable members of the population” and then transported … Continue reading
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The “V” mask has evolved from it’s humble origins as the placid face of a revolutionary anti-hero in the comic book “V for Vendetta” and the 2006 film by the same name. In the story an anonymous figure known only … Continue reading
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The difference between independent films and Hollywood films is essentially the same as the difference between the products created by any big, publicly-traded corporation and any upstart, risk-taking, entrepreneurial small business. A publicly-traded corporation (like the ones Hollywood film studios … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Monday | Tagged Art, cinema, commentary, consumerism, corporations, critic, film, Hollywood, independent film, indie film, localism, movies, occupy | Comments on Facebook
Why does coercive, fiat, central banking still even exist? There’s absolutely no special interest group outside of the central bankers and their direct beneficiaries (an elite and powerful group, but definitely a minority of human beings on this planet) whose … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged central banking, commentary, End the Fed, endthefed, Federal Reserve, libertarian, monetary policy, occupy, sound money, Tea Party, the Fed, the Federal Reserve | Comments on Facebook
When I was at CPAC this February working Silver Circle’s booth, there was a healthy number of Occupy activists hanging out at the Metro stop across the street from the hotel throughout the weekend to protest the annual Conservative Political … Continue reading
Posted in Fed Friday, Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged banking, banks, central banking, commentary, dollar, End the Fed, endthefed, Federal Reserve, libertarian, monetary policy, occupy, Occupy Wall Street, Tea Party, the Fed, the Federal Reserve | Comments on Facebook
Our hats are off to the Bartholomew Brothers! Talk about rebels. Last year, these gentleman hung a giant banner up on the side of a highway proclaiming in large, bold letters: “TAXES = THEFT.” Not only that, they did it … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch, Rebel of the Week | Tagged activism, commentary, constitution, free speech, libertarian, occupy, police, Police State, protests, taxes | Comments on Facebook
What don’t people understand about this??? Appointing industry insiders to be regulators of their own industries not only doesn’t solve the problems in those industries, it’s proof positive that regulations and regulatory agencies DON’T work for you, they work for … Continue reading
Posted in Fed Friday, Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged commentary, corruption, endthefed, libertarian, monetary policy, news, Obama, occupy, politics, regulation, wall street | Comments on Facebook
In light of Saturday’s “holiday” I was quickly reminded that I’ve seen the “V” masks more than ever this year. No longer is it just at liberty-oriented events; these masks are sprinkled within the boisterous Occupy crowds across the country. … Continue reading
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