Why the Constitution Matters in Military Affairs Week after week it’s easy for me to blog with compelling arguments that most things Congress does is unconstitutional. But, up until about two years ago with the advent of Ron Paul’s Freedom Revolution and last year’s birth of the Tea Partiers, most Americans would have said, so [...]
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The View from Abroad
Posted in constitutional rights, tagged Afghanistan, Bush, Congress, Iraq, Obama, president, Vietnam, war powers on 2010.04.18 | Leave a Comment »
The View from Abroad
Posted in constitutional rights, tagged Constitution, health care reform, interstate commerce clause on 2010.04.08 | Leave a Comment »
Obamacare is Unconstitutional – Part 2 So, let’s see, towards the end of last year both houses of Congress passed a form of health care reform despite close to sixty percent of Americans being opposed to both bills. A few weeks later, the usually liberal voters of Massachusetts in a true sign that the polls [...]
The View from Abroad
Posted in constitutional rights, tagged Constitution, obamacare on 2010.03.31 | Leave a Comment »
Obamacare is Unconstitutional – Part 1 For those of you that read my blog on a weekly basis mostly to get your dander up, I will not disappoint you this week. To get right to the point, plain and simple, the newly passed “Obamacare” health care reform legislation is unconstitutional on many levels and Republicans [...]
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 [...]
Supreme Court ruling effectively opens floodgates for unlawful searches
Posted in civil liberties, Constitution, constitutional rights on 2009.02.01 | 1 Comment »
Syndicated from my weekly column in the Mountaineer Jeffersonian, a weekly paper publication in Morgantown, West Virginia: A supreme court ruling from mid-January could impact the legality of thousands of police searches each year. At issue is the admissibility of evidence obtained where the possibility of police misconduct or negligence exists. Called the Exclusionary Rule, [...]
Starchild instrumental in putting prostitution decriminalization on the ballot
Posted in 2008 Elections, activism, awefuckingtacular, Big Brother, campaigns, civil liberties, coercion, Constitution, constitutional rights, Cops Gone Wild, corruption, Courts and justice system, crime, distress, draconian legislation, economics, Entertainment, First Amendment, free your mind, freedom, Law, law enforcement, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, local politics, nanny state, People in the news, personal responsibility, police state, politics, press release, property rights, regulation, self defense, starchild, Uncategorized, women, tagged activism, Big Brother, civil liberties, constitutional rights, Courts and justice system, crime, economics, Entertainment, First Amendment, Law, law enforcement, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, local politics, nanny state, People in the news, personal responsibility, petitioning, police state, politics, property rights on 2008.07.24 | Leave a Comment »
Press release posted on the LP Radicals yahoo group. Starchild has had various offices in the San Francisco and California LP, and is one of the spokespeople for this initiative. The San Francisco Department of Elections announced today that the measure prohibiting city officials from spending money arresting and prosecuting people for prostitution, and mandating [...]
Candidate Endorsement: Chris Bennett for Vice President
Posted in 2008 Elections, activism, campaigns, Constitution, constitutional rights, drug war, elections, Libertarian, Libertarian Online Community, Libertarian Party, platform, politics, POTUS '08, Presidential Candidates, Ron Paul, Thinking of Denver 2008, war, tagged Aaron Russo, abortion, activism, African-American, anti-tax, anti-war, Badnarik, ballot access, Bernard Schoenburg, Bill Clinton, blogosphere, brochures, campaign brochures, candidacy, candidate, Candidate Endorsement, Cedar Rapids, Chris Bennett, civil liberties, civil rights, college, Colorado, concentration camps, Constitution, constitutional rights, credit card, debit card, declaration of war, Denver, donation, drug war, economics, education, Evonne Bennett, fair tax, First Amendment, Fuhrer Bush, George Phillies, goal, government control, health care, Heritage high School, Hitler, Illinois, Internal Revenue Service, Iowa, IRA, Iraq War, IRS, Jesse Jackson, legalize drugs, Legislative Chair, Libertarian, Libertarian Convention, libertarian movement, Libertarian Party, Libertarian Party Convention, Libertarian Party of Illinois, libertarian philosophy, Littleton, LP, Marrou, Matt Stone, media, Military Commissions Act, Minorities, nomination, North American Union, Oral Roberts, Patriot Act, PayPal, Political studies, politics, presidential campaign, pro-life, race relations, Real ID, Richard Boddie, Richard Roberts, Ron Paul, Scheduling Coordinator, Second Amendment, South Park, Springfield, Springfield State Journal-Register, Steve Kubby, Taxation, television evangelist, third parties, third party, University of Illinois, US Government, Vice President, volunteer, vote, war, women on 2008.03.26 | Leave a Comment »
[NOTE: Originally posted on Last Free Voice] As you are hopefully all by now aware, longtime LFV contributor Chris Bennett is seeking the LP’s Vice Presidential nomination. While he would have my support simply for being an LFV contributor and a great guy, there is so much more to his candidacy that I have decided [...]
Oklahoma is not OK
Posted in 2008 Elections, activism, Big Brother, civil liberties, coercion, communist monopoly, complete fucking stupidity, Constitution, constitutional rights, corporate welfare, corruption, Democrats, distress, draconian legislation, draft, economics, elections, First Amendment, fraud, free your mind, freedom, frickin' 'tards, government waste, human rights abuses, law enforcement, lice, local politics, Martial Law, megabitchery, oklahoma, pigs, police state, political corruption, politics, protest, Republican, taxes, Teachers Unions, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.10.16 | 6 Comments »
Something stinks in the Sooner State. Oklahoma voters were the only voters with no choices for president on their ballot except Bush Skull and Kerry Bones in 2004, and Oklahoma is one of 5 states that doesn’t permit write-ins, so Oklahoma voters who wanted to vote for someone other than Bush or Kerry in 2004 [...]
Michelle Shinghal on Tucker Carlson: (Ex-)Strippers for Ron Paul
Posted in 2008 Elections, activism, awefuckingtacular, blogging, celebrities, civil liberties, constitutional rights, elections, evolution, freedom, Kubby, LFV Bloggers, Libertarian, Libertarian Online Community, Libertarian Party, media, Media appearances, Michelle Shinghal, politics, POTUS '08, press release, recruitment, Republican, rock, Ron Paul, smoking, Steve Gordon, Steve Kubby, texas, The Rapture, Thinking of Denver 2008, Too Many Categories, women on 2007.08.29 | 1 Comment »
Sorry folks, been too busy to post. But I thought I’d post this since no one else has yet. Our own Michelle Shinghal on Tucker Carlson, thanks to posts by our fellow blogger Steve Gordon.
10 reasons why gay marriage should be illegal
Posted in civil liberties, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, educational videos, freedom, frickin' 'tards, gay rights, megabitchery, minority recruitment, regulation, religion, Republican Hacks on 2007.07.13 | 1 Comment »
Any questions?
If The Chimperor Told The Truth…
Posted in 9/11, awefuckingtacular, chimperor, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, cool new technology, corruption, free your mind, frickin' 'tards, general silliness, George Bush, human rights abuses, humor, insanetertainment, Martial Law, media, police state, politics, Republican Hacks, STFU, taxes, terrorism, texas, unusual behaviors, vote fraud, war, weird shit on 2007.07.01 | 3 Comments »
Yes, I know, I already had this up in the comments section, but more people probably read this than that, so I thought I’d put it up on the wall too…
UCLA student handcuffed and repeatedly tasered for refusing to show ID
Posted in Big Brother, civil liberties, communism, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, Cops Gone Wild, Department of Homeland Security, frickin' 'tards, human rights abuses, Iran, law enforcement, Middle East, pigs, police brutality, police state, protest, STFU, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.06.28 | 16 Comments »
Per YouTube description: Nov 14th, 2006, around 11:30 pm, Powell Library CLICC computer lab, UCLA: student shot with a Taser multiple times by UCPD officers, even after he was cuffed and motionless.According to eye witnesses, it started when student Mostafa Tabatabainejad did not show a Community Service Officer his student ID. Eye witnesses said the [...]
God forbid that detainees should actually have rights …..
Posted in complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, George Bush, Guantanamo, STFU, war, weird shit on 2007.06.21 | 3 Comments »
By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 7 minutes ago WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is nearing a decision to close the Guantanamo Bay detainee facility and move its terror suspects to military prisons elsewhere, The Associated Press has learned. Senior administration officials said Thursday a consensus is building for a proposal to shut [...]
Censored OJ Simpson book leaked; many believe it to be a confession
Posted in celebrities, censorship, constitutional rights, crime, history, media, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.06.19 | 11 Comments »
As you may be aware, OJ Simpson’s book, titled If I Did It, describes how – if in fact he were guilty – he would have murdered his ex-wife (Nicole Brown Simpson) and her friend (Ronald Goldman). Admittedly, it’s an extremely strange idea for a book, but was also sure to be a bestseller. However, [...]
At least we don’t have to worry about Anarchy anymore…
Posted in Big Brother, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, FEMA, Gun Confiscation, law enforcement, Martial Law, monopolies, pigs, police state, political cartoon, regulation, Tax Consumers vs. Taxpayers, terrorism on 2007.06.19 | 13 Comments »
h/t Kingdom of Fear by way of Francois Tremblay
Let Freedom Grow! for 06/17/07
Posted in 2008 Elections, civil liberties, constitutional rights, gay rights, Kubby, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, politics, POTUS '08 on 2007.06.19 | 1 Comment »
In this week’s “radio address,” Steve Kubby appreciates Massachusetts and looks forward to the day when Libertarians can routinely do what Democrats and Republicans rarely do: It’s not very often that I find good reason to thank Democrats and Republicans for standing up and defending freedom, but I like to seize that opportunity when it [...]
Pigs Gone Wild
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, draconian legislation, frickin' 'tards, law enforcement, Martial Law, pigs, police state, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.06.18 | 4 Comments »
Adolf Giuliani is not the only pig (ex-DA, in his case) who believes that inverse surveillance is a form of illegal wiretapping. In fact, such incidents are now becoming depressingly common. Wendy McElroy reports: Brian D. Kelly (18) didn’t think he was doing anything illegal when he used his videocamera to record a Carlisle police [...]
LTE: Jason Gatties For Pokagon Tribal Council
Posted in 2008 Elections, awefuckingtacular, civil liberties, constitutional rights, democracy, free your mind, Jason Gatties, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, local politics, media, Native American, politics, recruitment on 2007.06.12 | 3 Comments »
I wrote: Dear Editor, I am writing in support of Jason Gatties For Pokagon Tribal Council. Jason stands for both individual and tribal sovereignty. He believes that a truly free people can not take money and services from an occupying state and retain its independence and dignity at the same time. He believes the flow [...]
What Freedom of the Press Will Look Like if Adolf Giuliani is (s)elected President
Posted in 2008 Elections, 9/11, Adolf Giuliani, Big Brother, candidate interviews, censorship, civil liberties, coercion, communism, complete fucking stupidity, Constitution, constitutional rights, corruption, history, jailed journalists, law enforcement, Martial Law, media, police action, police brutality, police state, political corruption, politics, Republican Hacks, Rudolf Mussolini, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.06.06 | 3 Comments »
source: http://www.infowars.com/articles/ps/ giuliani_reporter_arrested_on_orders_of_giuliani_press_sec.htm Matt Lepacek had valid CNN press credentials and was doing freelance reporting according to InfoWars.com. He asked Adolf Giuliani some inconvenient questions about the events of 9/11/01. Thereupon, Adolf Giuliani’s reichsminister of propaganda press secretary had the gestapo state police rough up Lepacek and fellow reporter Luke Rudkowski. He said police physically [...]
Vote or Die, Bitch!
Posted in 2008 Elections, awefuckingtacular, Big Brother, celebrities, child support, civil liberties, coercion, communism, constitutional rights, democracy, draconian legislation, draft, fraud, free your mind, gambling, general silliness, history, humor, insanetertainment, law enforcement, Martial Law, media, monopolies, music, pedophilia, personal responsibility, police state, political cartoon, politics, rap music, recruitment, regulation, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit, women on 2007.06.05 | 3 Comments »
Since I gave Michelle a hat tip earlier, might as well make it a pair. (It’s easier to get away with staring with my hat tipped low). Something is making me think of Michelle and pairs today. Not sure what that is. Wait, don’t tell me, I almost got it figured out….damn, I forgot again. [...]
Ron Paul on the Daily Show
Posted in 2008 Elections, Adolf Giuliani, candidate interviews, celebrities, civil liberties, congressional campaigns, Constitution, constitutional rights, Eric Dondero Rittberg, immigration, internets, Kubby, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, media, politics, recruitment, Republican, Ron Paul, Tax Consumers vs. Taxpayers, taxes, texas, women on 2007.06.05 | 9 Comments »
hat tip Michelle Shinghal Now, anyone who has not just gotten here just now knows I’m supporting Steve Kubby for President. You know I have some issue position differences with Ron Paul. But, I’m endorsing Ron Paul for reelection to Congress, and I love what he is doing in the Republican debates. Speaking of Republican [...]
Medical Marijuana and States Rights
Posted in awefuckingtacular, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, Constitution, constitutional rights, draconian legislation, drug war, economics, law enforcement, natural health products, personal responsibility, police state, regulation, terrorism, unusual behaviors on 2007.06.02 | 4 Comments »
H/T BureauCrash
Let Freedom Grow! for 05/20/07
Posted in 2008 Elections, civil liberties, constitutional rights, Kubby, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, politics on 2007.05.26 | Leave a Comment »
In this week’s “radio address” Steve Kubby discusses how citizen action can make freedom, not fear, the dominant factor in our political system: Thomas Jefferson, our third president, told us that “when the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.” It’s a basic litmus test for [...]
Bush Administration Declares Anti-War Nobel Peace Prize Winner “Irrelevant”
Posted in 2008 Elections, 9/11, Big Brother, blogging, censorship, civil liberties, complete fucking stupidity, Constitution, constitutional rights, corruption, crazy claims, Democrats, free your mind, George Bush, Guantanamo, history, Humanity, Iraq, Jimmy Carter, Middle East, military, Nobel Peace Prize, police state, politics, Republican, Republican Hacks, STFU, terrorism, war on 2007.05.22 | 1 Comment »
CRAWFORD, Texas (Reuters) – The White House on Sunday fired back at former President Jimmy Carter, calling him “increasingly irrelevant” a day after Carter described George W. Bush’s presidency as the worst in history in international relations.Carter, a Democrat, said on Saturday in an interview with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette that “as far as the adverse [...]
McCain: The Manchurian Candidate
Posted in 2008 Elections, Adolf Giuliani, Alabama, censorship, civil liberties, coercion, communism, constitutional rights, corporate welfare, corruption, draconian legislation, fraud, Gun Confiscation, guns, history, Iran, Iraq, manchurian candidate, Martial Law, Middle East, military, monopolies, nanny state, personal responsibility, police state, political corruption, politics, Republican Hacks, Ron Paul, terrorism, The Second Amendment, war, weird shit on 2007.05.18 | 3 Comments »
With all the attention we have been paying to Republican Presidential candidates Adolf Giuliani and Ron Paul lately, I thought it would be only fair to say a word or two about creepy warmonger John McCain. Here he is singing “bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran” and laughing about it. What did the Iranians ever [...]
Immigration hysteria being used as an excuse for rise of US police state
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, communism, Constitution, constitutional rights, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, FEMA, George Bush, history, immigration, Martial Law, nanny state, police state, Real ID Act, terrorism, transportation on 2007.05.17 | 6 Comments »
“And he causes all, both great and small, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark” (Rev.13:16-17) Earlier we reported that the illegal immigration hysteria is being used to justify the construction [...]
Outright Libertarians survey – Steve Kubby for President
Posted in 2008 Elections, candidate interviews, children, civil liberties, coercion, Constitution, constitutional rights, gay rights, Gun Confiscation, guns, health, immigration, Kubby, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, military, politics, taxes on 2007.05.17 | 2 Comments »
Since Stuart mentioned the Outright Libertarians interview with George Phillies, here is their interview with Steve Kubby, from their blog. Unlike the problem with immigration that Stuart mentioned in George’s answers, Steve’s were traditionally libertarian down the line. Read the interview after the jump.
Adolf Giuliani: As Far From Libertarian As Possible
Posted in 2008 Elections, 9/11, Adolf Giuliani, Big Brother, censorship, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, corporate welfare, corruption, crazy claims, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, drug war, economics, fraud, free your mind, Gun Confiscation, history, law enforcement, Libertarian Posers, Martial Law, megabitchery, personal responsibility, police state, political corruption, politics, prostitution, Republican Hacks, Rudolf Mussolini, STFU, taxes, terrorism, The Second Amendment, war, weird shit on 2007.05.11 | 12 Comments »
Despite what a certain milk shake would like you to believe, Rudolf Giuliani Mussolini is As Far From Libertarian As Possible (click on the link to read about his early history as a psychotically deranged persecutor of victimless white collar “criminals”). Even some of Giuliani’s admirers admit he has fascist tendencies. The amazing record of [...]
Dana Rohrabacher, Traitor to Liberty
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, crazy claims, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, George Bush, history, Libertarian, Martial Law, Middle East, military, personal responsibility, police state, political corruption, politics, prostitution, Republican, Republican Hacks, STFU, terrorism, war, weird shit on 2007.05.09 | 7 Comments »
Via Brad Spangler Dana Rohrabacher wants me dead. Well, not just me. Dana Rohrabacher wants a whole bunch of Americans dead. “I hope it’s your family members that [sic] die,” said US Rep. Dana Rohrabacher to American citizens who questioned the Bush administration’s unlawful extraordinary rendition policies. Rohrabacher, bring it you fucking traitor. “But in [...]
Jury Nullification: Should Juries Be Informed Of Their Right To Ignore The Law?
Posted in censorship, coercion, constitutional rights, crime, democracy, drug war, jury nullification, law enforcement, Libertarian, personal responsibility on 2007.05.01 | 35 Comments »
Jury nullification is a process by which a criminal jury determines that a law is unconscienable, either morally or as it applies to a specific case, and therefore is to be ignored despite the guilt of the defendant. The US Supreme Court has determined that juries do have the power to nullify, but they also [...]
Wealthy Convicted Felon Fugitives Given Special Treatment
Posted in christianity, civil liberties, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, Ed & Elaine Brown, general silliness, guns, law enforcement, personal responsibility, police action, religion, STFU, taxes, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit on 2007.04.26 | 107 Comments »
Ed and Elaine Brown have been holed up in their Plainfield, NH house for months, daring federal law enforcement to bother them. While normally that’s not a problem, since I don’t want federal law enforcement to bother me at home either, Ed and Elaine Brown have been not only convicted of federal crimes, but also [...]
Open Forum on Immigration
Posted in Big Brother, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, Department of Homeland Security, free your mind, immigration, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, megabitchery, personal responsibility, platform, police state, politics, terrorism, unusual behaviors, wanker food fight, war on 2007.04.18 | 9 Comments »
This is an attempt to get Andy and Gary to stop sending this stuff to my email. Here you go guys, have at it. Source material for the debate: 1 (continues for 12 pages when you hit (“previous entries”). 2 The Case for Free Trade and Open Immigration Both sides OK, now you can quit [...]
Bush to challenge 22nd Amendment and seek third term?
Posted in 2008 Elections, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, corruption, Iraq, Middle East, politics, Republican, terrorism, war on 2007.04.02 | 17 Comments »
Hat tip Presidential Election ’08 blog: JACKSONVILLE, North Carolina. April 1 — Vice President Cheney delivered a speech early Sunday morning before a formation of soldiers at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. The speech was not publicized and the prepared remarks were intended to boost troop morale. The comments were fairly unremarkable except for one [...]
Warn Your Kids!
Posted in Big Brother, children, coercion, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, failing public schools, Iran, Iraq, Martial Law, media, Middle East, military, personal responsibility, police state, taxes, terrorism, war, weird shit on 2007.03.26 | 11 Comments »
From Classically Liberal …sit down with the kids. Warn them. Tell that there will be people who pretend to be their friends. They hang out outsides the schools, at the malls, anywhere where kids hang out. They lurk around the internet. They will even call at home if they know the parents aren’t around. Not [...]
“Illegal” Immigration Quiz
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, economics, immigration, law enforcement, Libertarian, Martial Law, personal responsibility, police state, politics, regulation on 2007.03.26 | 9 Comments »
Illegal Immigration Quiz by Joseph Knight The Libertarian Enterprise (1) Who will remove you from your home, job, family, and community to lock you in a cage like an animal for no reason other than what you smoke in your pipe or grow in your garden? A. Government B. Illegal immigrants (2) Who demands that [...]
Welcome To Amerika
Posted in Big Brother, civil liberties, coercion, communism, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, immigration, law enforcement, Martial Law, police state, terrorism, Uncategorized on 2007.03.24 | 3 Comments »


