Libertarian Party Condemns Domestic Deployment of Military

The following resolution was passed by the Libertarian National Committee on Dec. 7, 2008 at its quarterly board meeting:RESOLUTION CONDEMNING DOMESTIC DEPLOYMENT OF THE U.S. MILITARYWHEREAS, the domestic deployment of 20,000 uniformed military personnel planned by the United States government undermines the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which forbids the use of the military for [...]

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Three more years- Remember this Date

In his weekly radio address, George W. Bush said, "End in Sight for War in Iraq; All U.S. forces returning home from Iraq by the end of 2011."A lot can happen in three years. Strange he doesn't mention the redeployment of these troops in Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan or other areas of...

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50 year old Baltimore Opera company goes bankrupt, big time!

This Baltimore opera company has assets of $50k and liabilities of $10 million.

The point of this thread is: When culture goes out the window (and I love Mozart), the jungle is not far away.

http://www.thewest.com.au...

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What's Been Your Soundtrack to Revolution?

Just for a little light distraction I would like to hear what's everyone been listening to we've begun our struggle to retake the republic we once loved, and for many of us have just discovered. For me I've been listening to some old bob dylan album as background music and some bob marley to get into the feel of the moment before I start the day.

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Monsanto: Number One Enemy of Humanity

The World According to Monsanto is an in-depth look at the domination of the agricultural industry from one of the worlds most insidious and powerful companies. A bold, brilliant film and a definite must-see for anyone who is interested in learning more about the multi-billion dollar, omni-powerful, and highly dangerous Monsanto.French filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin spent [...]

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West Virginia Halts New Voting Machines

Ohio and Hancock county officials wanted more voting machines in time for the Nov. 4 general election, but the West Virginia Elections Commission has opted not to certify the new devices.

At question are new parts and modifications within the machines now being manufactured by Elections Systems and Software of Chicago, the state's vendor for touchscreen voting equipment. The changes have not yet been reviewed and approved by commission members.

Summers County also had requested additional devices.

Local elections officials said they had been simply seeking to add some additional devices to those they presently had, and that elections won't be affected by not having more machines.

Hancock County had been seeking seven additional devices, County Clerk Eleanor Strait said. The county presently utilizes 86 machines for elections.

In Ohio County, officials had wanted 10 more devices to add to the 163 presently in use, said Toni Chieffalo, county coordinator of elections.
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Ron Paul says the federal reserve caused the bubble

Intelligent discussion on MSNBC (yes, I can't believe this was on TV either) about the federal reserve, the cause of market bubbles and return to gold standard.

Ron Paul Wants A New 9/11 Investigation

Ron Paul has been right about our Economy, for decades.

Time to listen to Dr. Paul.
Highlights from speeches in Seattle, South Carolina and the Iowa Straw Poll.

Ron Paul Vs. Condi Rice