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Tag Archives: Civil War
Is a “modern” civil war coming to the Fifty States?
Editor’s note: As part of The Price of Liberty’s continuing discussion of the past “civil war” (War between the States) and the possibility of a civil war in the Fifty States, a brief piece of fiction (short story) is posted … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged attacks on liberty, Civil War, Home front, liberty, stupid government
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Galloping insanity – and it is catching!
The news headlines – accurate or not – tell us an intriguing (even terrifying) story. Society may or may not be worse – due to the actions of individuals – than in the past. But we certainly know a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged abortion, Civil War, insanity, madness, social justice, Voting
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What are people scared of? (Guest column)
This was the question a friend asked a correspondent of ours, a few days ago: ‘Why are people scared to the point where they are buying up all the guns and ammo in the USA? Marty Bugg’s reply is worth … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Guest commentary
Tagged civil unrest, Civil War, fear, Guns, panic, political collapse, right to keep and bear arms, tyranny
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Defeating the enemies of liberty
Maybe I am just being sensitive, but it seems that in the past few months, rhetoric has ramped up on both sides of the Great Divide in American politics. Actually, ALL sides of the multiple divides of political thought and … Continue reading
What can be done to unify the Fifty States?
In a recent commentary, we discussed the irreparable nature of the division of the once proud and strong federation called the United States of America. I suggested that any actions that could reunite – unify – these States are anathema … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged alternatives to civil war, civil unrest, Civil War, tyranny, unification, Union, Union forever, unity
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Irrepairable – no union, no republic, no “democracy”
As the aftermath of last week’s “protest” at and in the Capitol continues to reverberate around us, more and more people are asking the equivalent of “are all these aftershocks?” But a few are asking, “Is all of this, including … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged Civil War, Civil War 2021, Collapse, Democracy, Empire, Rapid change, Republic
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Internal trust – going away here in the Fifty States
The events of the 2020 election season now appear to be behind us. (Well, I can hope, right?) The other wing of the Boot-on-Your-Neck Party, out of power (mostly) for four years, now has the baton firmly in their hand. … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged Civil War, distrust, tribalism, tribes, trust, trust in government
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Guest Posting – A view from the Great Plains on our current situation
I am providing, without significant comments, this lengthy column by Margaret Figert. Margaret is a retired weekly newspaper publisher and editor. Her paper was located in the Sicangu (Lakota) Nation on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota on the Nebraska … Continue reading
The first cyber-civil-war?
Merriam-Webster defines cyberwarfare as “the use of computer technology to disrupt the activities of a state or organization, especially the deliberate attacking of information systems for strategic or military purposes.” We have seen that in the 2020 election cycle, and … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Civil War, Civil War 2021, Collapse, Cyberwarfare, propaganda, subversion
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Technology for liberty – distributed (mesh) communications
As society continues to deteriorate and liberty is seemingly more on the defensive right now, we need to remember that technology is virtually always neutral. A tool can be used for good or for evil, and there are few exceptions … Continue reading →