Gun Rights and News Media02 Mar 2009 04:04 pm

The video below is for anyone left out there who believes that the lamestream news media never fails to report significant news. What it portrays may be the most significant news in the U.S. since 1775, but it has been almost completely ignored by lamestream news outlets. You know, the ones whose readership has been spiraling downward to the point that they are either experiencing cuts  or going out of business.

It won’t come as news to anyone who has attended a gun show since November, or otherwise tried to acquire guns and ammunition during that time. In short, this is one area of the economy that is experiencing unprecedented growth amidst otherwise unprecedented economic collapse.

 

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Zionistas15 Feb 2009 07:55 pm

 This video sums up Palestinian life as only those who’ve been terrorized their entire lives could.

911 and News Media and Zionistas20 Jan 2009 07:00 pm

I remember the lying mass media airing a contrived story about Palestinians celebrating the 9/11 attacks. Meanwhile they either neglected to mention, or downplayed the fact that five Israelis were arrested celebrating and photographing themselves with the still burning towers in the background. I wonder why they don’t show celebrations such as this one celebrating Israel’s bombing of schools and hospitals in Gaza?

Entertainment and News Media15 Jan 2009 08:46 pm

Short, sweet, and hard to beat from Mark Jago the angry poet. Sometimes you find a taste of brilliance in the oddest of places.  Rated PG for language.

Uncategorized23 Sep 2008 07:26 pm

A creature was born, illegitimately, in 1913 in Washington, DC. It had been conceived three years earlier at Jekyll Island, Georgia. Today it lies brain dead in Manhattan, New York while we look on and wonder what to do next. The answer to the current dilemma is both as obvious as it is excruciatingly difficult.

And we made the decision to pull itWe have become needlessly dependent upon what is and always has been a hideous, parasitical creature. It has been there for all of our lives and we can’t imagine life without it. Nevertheless, its fate is sealed and it’s only a matter of time until it finally succumbs to the inevitable consequence of its own excesses. They were, after all, our excesses as well. This is why we’re afraid to do the right thing now. We know the creature will take a large part of our lives with it. So we hesitate. We hope for a miracle. We wallow in denial.

Hasn’t the creature put a scare into us before only to bounce back and live on? Like when it was a young creature and nearly succumbed back in the ‘30s. Or the nasty episode back in ’75. Or ’81 and ’82. And who can forget that nasty fall in ’87? Or the last one just a few years ago. Hasn’t it always recovered?

Perhaps so. But, unlike what the creature’s sycophants tried to tell us nearly a decade ago, this time it really is different. This time it’s already dead and all the paraphernalia of life support only serve to provide it with the appearance of life, and us with the false hope that it will ever rise again. We revel in its death throes as though they were signs of recovery.

Almost daily now another organ fails and we try to compensate with another expensive machine… or a transplant… or a transfusion… or some other desperate measure. We can probably continue this way for some time, but we will only be prolonging the inevitable while further enriching the ersatz doctors with what little remains of our possible inheritance.

No, it’s time to grow up and face the facts of life.

It’s time to let go.

It’s time to pull the plug.

Libertarian and politics16 Apr 2008 04:11 pm

Ernest Hancock rocks the capitolFor those who might, sadly, be unaware; the Granny Warriors held a rally on the lawn in front of the U.S. Capitol on April 15, 2008. I have yet to hear how many people attended, but from my experience attendance was probably about one-tenth of what it should have been. The speakers included numerous dignitaries for freedom, including of course, Ron Paul. The program was first rate and a who’s who of those people that Americans need to hear from in place of the con artists the mainstream media insults us by showcasing.

My favorite speaker would have to be Ernie Hancock. Although I’m anything but unbiased in that regard. I’m proud to say that I have worked and played (great activism entails both elements) alongside Ernie for a decade and a half. I’ve even spotlighted his efforts in this blog. I truly view him as the brother I otherwise never had. So I trust you’ll forgive me for gushing a bit, but I’m excited to be able to link to a two-part YouTube video of Ernie’s speech at the Granny Warrior’s rally. Please watch and see what you think of Ernie. I say you gotta love him.

Ernest Hancock Rocks the U.S. Capitol

Part 1 - Part 2

2008 campaign and Financial and Gun Rights and News Media13 Mar 2008 10:32 pm

Well, I had a bit of fun this past Sunday, March 9th. It seems my good friend Ernie Hancock was off minding some R3volutionary duties in California and he needed someone to cover his Sunday morning radio show. So naturally he called me. Yeah, right.

At any rate, whatever possessed him to call me is fine. I jumped at the chance to show his listeners what a horrible speaker I am. Joining me was John Morino of We Are Change, who had been on the show with Ernie recently and who is quite well-informed and well-spoken. Characteristics that I’m sure listeners appreciated after hearing me repeatedly trip over my tongue.

But why take my word for it when, through the miracle of the internet, you can listen to it for yourself? Right here.

Financial13 Mar 2008 09:02 pm

In an insane world the sane man is ignored, castigated, or in some cases laughed-off. Ron Paul is one such individual in the political realm in the U.S. Another such man is Jim Rogers who has made his place in the financial world; and quite successfully at that. Below is a video of Jim on MSNBC calling for the abolition of the Federal Reserve System. He might as well be calling for the abolition of Mom and apple pie.

Americans accept the Fed’s indispensability as an article of faith in what has come to be our national religion. That is, our automatic regard for institutions that have become more important than the purposes for which they were instituted. The Fed (a private corporation instituted to finance our War Machine) is one such institution, and our Federal Government (a corporation instituted to safeguard our Constitutional rights) is another. The two behemoths seem to vie for the title of Most Mindlessly-Cherished.

Never mind that they both long ago became more the source of our problems than a solution to them. It is now veritable religious heresy to call for their restraint or abolition. Almost. But not to the few remaining sane men who are unafraid to advocate the excision of our overgrown economic and political cancers.

Truth is often quite painful and difficult to accept. Watch Jim Rogers dish it out for eleven straight minutes.

Bill of Rights and Gun Rights and Police State13 Mar 2008 11:40 am

Abbie Hoffman being his bad selfUp yours if you don’t
like my Daisy!

The following is the proper response by gun rights advocate David Codrea to a federal agent attempting to intimidate him. If more of us asserted ourselves in this fashion we’d have far fewer problems with our criminal government.

It appears that Federal Marshalls are now joining the BATFE in overstepping their bounds and misinterpreting laws to intimidate uppity gunnies. Read and learn how to properly counter such efforts.

original at: http://waronguns.blogspot.com/2008/03/taking-bait.html

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An Open Response to

US Marshal Judicial Security Inspector

David A. Meyer

dave.meyer@usdoj.gov

I understand you took Ryan Horsley aside at the conclusion of trial testimony and instructed him to advise me of the Court Security Improvement Act of 2007, specifically, “Inspector Meyer asked me to contact you in regards to posting any information with the intent to threaten, intimidate, or incite the commission of a crime of violence against that covered official… ”
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Police State and Warfare State05 Mar 2008 04:25 pm

Coming to a mall near you

Some Americans understood that the invasion of Iraq was simply about stealing their oil from day one. Others have managed to figure it out over the last five years. Still more at least strongly suspect it by now.

The video below is for the thirty percent who still view the U.S. invasion as some kind of righteous endeavor to free the Iraqis from despotism. If this doesn’t wake you up, then nothing anyone can say or do ever will. In which case this video will make you absolutely giddy with pride.

The best thing we could do is to bring our troops home and send you, the willfully ignorant enablers of evil, to take their places. Oh, and the best part is these are the guys who are coming home to join our police forces. Have taser will travel!

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