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Tag Archives: Local tyranny
Oh, oooh! Where can I donate?
By Nathan Barton Actually, that is a rhetorical question… the website is [yescalifornia.org] and the donate button is right there at the top, slightly to right of center. Which is NOT where the backers and organizers of this secession movement … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Home front, liberty, Local tyranny, Politics 2016, stupid government, Theft by government
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Government: the Disaster
By Nathan Barton My recent commentary on disasters and government response triggered a response from a friend: the REAL disaster in this country is GOVERNMENT. How true. It seems that every year, there are more and more disasters, but when … Continue reading
Another Good Reason to Avoid These?
By L. Reichard White I went to check on a friend in a dangerous situation recently. Call him “W.” He was in the hospital. Dangerous? Yes! As you may know, “hospital” is the third leading cause of death in the … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of Liberty
Tagged Abominable Act (ObummerCare), cops, liberty, Local tyranny, Nanny state, Police state
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Better Ideas with Liberty
Libertarian Commentary #16-09A, by Nathan Barton Truth in Media reports that a currently-serving Colorado State Assemblyman, who survived the Columbine attack in 1999 when he was a student there, has introduced a bill to allow teachers in public (government-run, tax-funded) … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged Colorado, Columbine, communications, Local tyranny, New York, Politics 2016, Self defense, space, SpaceX, urban areas
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Battle of Paris: More questions
By Nathan Barton The Battle of Paris continues, with the French security forces attacking and killing people claimed to be part of the “sophisticated conspiracy” resulting in the Friday the 13th attacks. (By the way, how many people recall that … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged France, Islamic wars, Local tyranny, Paris, questions, Stupid cops, Templars
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Wake up, people!
By Nathan Barton Wake up to the real world, people! L. Neil Smith, the SF writer, is one of those who has, and although his language sounds inflammatory and harsh, I think he is coming down about right. Read his … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged community, Home front, hoploclasts, hoplophobes, Islamic wars, Local tyranny, neighbors, Self defense
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Libertarian Commentary on the News, 16 November 2015, #15-46A: Drums of War
By Nathan Barton The drums of war are beating. World Net Daily states that France is invoking the North Atlantic Treaty Article 5 to require ALL members of NATO go to a FORMAL war footing against the Caliphate, even while … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged disappointment, France, hoploclasts, hoplophobes, Islamic wars, Local tyranny, NATO, Nazgul, stupid lawsuits, the Ummah, theft by cops, war
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Libertarian Commentary on the News,10 November 2015, #15-45A: Correct?
By Nathan Barton Political pressure and correctness run amuk? The University of Missouri president has resigned, according to the WaPo, Jim Wolfe announced he is resigning amid criticism of how racial issues have been handled on campus. Apparently, the football … Continue reading
Libertarian Commentary on the News, 07 OCT 2015, #15-40B: Cops and religions
By Nathan Barton After reporting the rude behavior of a cop when she asked for directions, The Free Thought Project reports that the mother was beaten by three cops, in front of her children, after being stopped on a bogus … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged abusive cops, California, cops, hoploclasts, hoplophobes, Jack-booted thugs, killer cops, Libertarian Party, Local tyranny, Our right to self defense, pagan religion, religion, Self defense, self-hating christians, Syria, Texas, thugs, War on some drugs
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Theft by government: fines and code violations and environmental laws
By Nathan Barton Thanks to Laissez Faire for this news item a week or so ago, from the Dallas News. A man who had a relatively small pile of firewood on the property that he sold in 2002 in the … Continue reading →