After the longest dry spell of work that I’ve had in my business since I’ve been in it (1998), where I have been sitting on my hands and pretty much living at IPR (not an actual paying job) since September, I’m finally hitting the road today. I don’t know how much internet I will have [...]
Archive for April, 2009
Hitting the road again…finally!
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.24 | Leave a Comment »
It HAS happened here
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.22 | Leave a Comment »
Posted at Progressive Historians by Winter Rabbit:
The sterilizations of indigenous women were covert means of the continuation of the extermination policy against the Indian Nations. At least three indigenous generations from 3,406 women are not in existence now as the result. The sterilizations were not unintentional or negligible. They were genocide. [...]
Angry dude is right…
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.22 | Leave a Comment »
h/t Cork
The Obama “cuts”
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.22 | Leave a Comment »
I’m not going to do the LP’s work for them, but the gist of it is that they called the Obama cuts out as bullshit in their latest Monday message. And indeed it is:
Obama’s budget calls for around $11,755.00 in spending for every man, woman and child in America. But his “cuts” — [...]
LPWV Gets Cryptic Letter from D-Lake
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.20 | 5 Comments »
random flicks
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.19 | Leave a Comment »
Kubby: new stock certificate
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.19 | Leave a Comment »
Some of my IPR posts today….
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.18 | Leave a Comment »
Tom Knapp for President campaign update
Posted by Tom Knapp at Kn@ppster. Reposted to IPR by Paulie.
It should have been obvious to me that using KN@PPSTER as a presidential campaign site wasn’t going to work, even from the start. That became more clear to me when I began planning campaign events and had to think [...]
Texas governor advocates secession, backtracks
Posted in Constitution, constitutional rights, secession, texas on 2009.04.17 | Leave a Comment »
Rick Perry has recently spoken out about Texas seceding from the Union. From the New York Times:
“When we came into the Union in 1845, one of the issues was that we would be able to leave if we decided to do that,” he told reporters on Wednesday. “My hope is that America, and Washington [...]
Tea Party roundup
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.16 | 2 Comments »
Posted at IPR here and here:
From The Raw Story by David Edwards and John Byrne:
As conservatives coalesce in nationwide protests against rising taxes, government spending and what they call the “bailout mentality” of President Barack Obama’s Administration, the ship appears to have sprung a leak.
Speaking on MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow show Tuesday evening, Rep. Ron Paul’s [...]
I’m back.
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.16 | 7 Comments »
Hi dudes. I’m Stu, the guy who founded Last Free Voice. After an extended sabbatical from blogging, I’m back and ready to rumble.
I’ll be blogging here and on my new personal blog, and maybe, God willing, on Last Free Voice too. Politically, I guess I’d be best described as a left-leaning geolibertarian. [...]
The Antelope Valley Tea Party
Posted in Tax Consumers vs. Taxpayers, activism, taxes on 2009.04.11 | 19 Comments »
The Antelope Valley Tea Party – Or – A Republican Circle Jerk
I hope that in other parts of the country tea parties are more representative of a true anti-tax or anti-government attitude than they are here. In spite of the best efforts of the Campaign for Liberty and the Libertarian Party to focus the Antelope [...]
Libertarian Party HQ: Outreach at Left of Center Conferences
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged left outreach, Libertarian Party on 2009.04.10 | Leave a Comment »
Posted at IPR. See comments/discussion there.
From: Robert Kraus
Subject: LPHQ Attendance at Left of Center Conferences
All:
Please feel free to share this email.
We have been asked by several LP Members to look at “left of center” or “alternative” conferences in the DC area which we could attend to counter the image that we only attend CPAC [...]
In Praise of the Employee Free Choice Act
Posted in coercion on 2009.04.09 | 3 Comments »
For far too long the union movement has been hampered from growing into the large retail sector by the ridiculous reason that their employees don’t want to be in a union. Thanks to the efforts of the unions to support the Employee Free Choice Act, such petty reasons to not form a union will finally [...]
How restrictive will location control get?
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.09 | 2 Comments »
The former colonial powers of the world are feeling a consequence of colonialism in the relocation of formerly colonized people to their own shores: Asians and Africans to Europe, Latin Americans to the United States.
In Russia, many of the people who are the scapegoats and bogeymen of the anti-migration nationalists come not only from [...]
Resisting With A Mall Pillow Fight Waged To Aid The RNC 8
Posted in First Amendment, Republican, Republican Hacks, activism, democracy, draconian legislation, government waste, police action, police state, protest on 2009.04.05 | Leave a Comment »
At least The Flagstaff police seem to have been pretty laid back about it.
At 3 p.m. on March 28, 40 people dressed in black and red arrived with a shopping cart blaring music in tow at Flagstaff’s Heritage Square and began swinging cushions at each other. The feathers and fluff flew, but the mass of [...]
Copywrong
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.03 | 2 Comments »
h/t Delaware Libertarian
Kubby sent me this…
Posted in Uncategorized on 2009.04.03 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s One For You, Paulie
Posted in communism, protest on 2009.04.02 | 1 Comment »
You’ve probably seen it already, but it’s worthy of note just the same:
Blowing It Out Of Lenin’s Ass
It seems there hope in this world yet. Is there an award for the best use of a shaped charge? Somebody deserves to receive it for this.


