Archive for December 30th, 2011

EndOfTheAmericanGream.com It has been said that children are our future, and right now the vast majority of our children are being “educated” in public schools that are rapidly being turned into indoctrination centers and prison camps. Our children desperately need to focus on the basics such as reading, writing and math, but instead a... »

How the Interventionists Stole the American Right by Ryan McMaken LewRockwell.com Thanks to Ron Paul, the Conservative movement is having an identity crisis. The old guard of the Conservative movement, which also happens to be the Republican Party establishment, still clings to the old creation myth of the Conservative movement. Namely, that there was... »

The Next Step by Eric Peters LewRockwell.com Are we there yet? No, but we are getting very close. We are now at the point, I suspect, that our colonial ancestors were in the early 1770s. They were still British subjects, but had begun to question the relationship – the supposed right of the British... »

by Roger Young LewRockwell.com Secession is a topic that seems to increasingly pop up in conversation, discussion, and written opinion. I believe that more people every day are seeing state secession as a viable and even necessary action to counteract increasing personal oppression, stolen liberties, and monetary incompetence and thievery by the United States... »

By Kelleigh Nelson December 30, 2011 NewsWithViews.com Ron Paul Yep we’re slaves alright. Tax law being the most nefarious of the lot. Certainly, we are no longer living in a land of “justice”. . We have lots and lots of laws of “Control and Obedience” to the American Royalty erroneously called The Federal Government.... »

FinancialSense.com 12/29/2011 As we approach the end of 2011 there is much to consider. The capitalist world is suffering a series of financial crises. Many nations are hopelessly in debt, including the United States; currencies are losing value; businesses are going under or struggling; the European financial system is crumbling before our eyes, and... »

by Pepe Escobar and Lars Schall Global Research December 29, 2011 As competition for oil, water and other resources intensify, global power relationships are shifting, providing backdrops for a string of conflicts from Iraq to Libya. Brazilian-born journalist Pepe Escobar, one of the most perceptive analysts of these trends, was interviewed by German Lars... »