In the past decade, Washington has killed, maimed, dislocated, and made widows and orphans millions of Muslims in six countries, all in the name of the "war on terror." Washington's attacks on the countries constitute naked aggression and impact primarily civilian populations and infrastructure and, thereby, constitute war crimes under law. Nazis were executed precisely for what Washington is doing today.

Moreover the wars and military attacks have cost American taxpayers in out-of-pocket and already-incurred future costs at least $4,000 billion dollars – one third of the accumulated public debt – resulting in a US deficit crisis that threatens the social safety net, the value of the US dollar and its reserve currency role, while enriching beyond all previous history the military/security complex and its apologists.

Perhaps the highest cost of Washington's "war on terror" has been paid by the US Constitution and civil liberties. Any US citizen that Washington accuses is deprived of all legal and constitutional rights. The Bush-Cheney-Obama regimes have overturned humanity's greatest achievement – the accountability of government to law.

If we look around for the terror that the police state and a decade of war has allegedly protected us from, the terror is hard to find. Except for 9/11 itself, assuming we accept the government's improbable conspiracy theory explanation, there have been no terror attacks on the US. Indeed, as RT pointed out on August 23, 2011, an investigative program at the University of California discovered that the domestic "terror plots" hyped in the media were plotted by FBI agents.

FBI undercover agents now number 15,000, ten times their number during the protests against the Vietnam war when protesters were suspected of communist sympathies. As there apparently are no real terror plots for this huge workforce to uncover, the FBI justifies its budget, terror alerts, and invasive searches of American citizens by thinking up "terror plots" and finding some deranged individuals to ensnare. For example, the Washington DC Metro bombing plot, the New York city subway plot, the plot to blow up the Sears Tower in Chicago were all FBI brainchilds organized and managed by FBI agents...[Full Article]

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by Silver Shield
Don't Tread On Me

I wrote an article called 5 Places NOT To Be When The Dollar Collapses. In it I wrote that societies that benefited the most from the dollar would be the worst places to be when it fell apart. While the dollar has not even collapsed yet, the strain in these areas is becoming more apparent. England is number 3 on the list has had 4 days of violent riots as people start to lose it. Israel is number 1 on that list has had massive protests. There is revolution in the air all over the world except in the US.

America is still in deep denial which is still the first stage of the Awakening. This denial will be wiped away when the dollar collapses. For now the economy is still functioning with food and fuel available. Americans still have the illusion of wealth and normalcy. They still are stuck in the false left right paradigm and think some other sock puppet will turn things around.

When the dollar collapses, all American illusions will collapse with it. Deep denial will turn into deep anger. The violence I expect in the other 3 areas on the list and all urban areas in the US, will make all other global riots pale in comparison. America is deeply infused with arrogance, denial, narcissism, drugs and violence. There is no other society that I know of that has the degree of intensity and combination of these factors...[Full Article]

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Why They Died in Vain

Since the beginning of the war in Iraq, I have unequivocally maintained several things about the deaths of U.S. troops. Every one of the 4,450 U.S. soldiers who has died so far in Iraq has died unnecessarily, senselessly, for a lie, and in vain.

This latter point struck a nerve with a reader of a recent article of mine on the Iraq war, "What If Iraq Had Weapons of Mass Destruction?," that was reprinted by LibertarianChristians.com. Although my critic didn’t "necessarily disagree" with some of my conclusions, he did "disagree on one major point":

The soldiers did not die in vain. There is now a chance for freedom in a country that did not have it, if that is in vain then we all must question our purpose here on earth. I would not insult their families or their honor by reprinting such an inflammatory statement.

Does this mean there was no "chance for freedom" in Iraq before the United States invaded? A look at what has happened to oppressive regimes in the Middle East this year should answer that question. One bullet put by an Iraqi into the head of Saddam Hussein could have given Iraq a "chance for freedom." There was always a "chance for freedom" in Iraq. And even if there wasn’t, who is to say that the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and thousands of U.S. troops is a price that should have been paid to give Iraq a "chance for freedom"? Is my critic willing to sacrifice one of his children so Iraq can have a "chance for freedom"? I don’t think so.

Look at what has happened to our freedoms in this country since 9/11 and since the troops started defending our freedoms by fighting in Iraq. Our freedoms have gone down the drain. Is it worth giving up our freedoms – like the freedom to travel without being sexually molested – so that Iraqis can have a "chance for freedom"?

Although I don’t discount the brutality of Saddam Hussein’s regime, some Iraqis who used to have legs, jobs, fathers, mothers, children, freedom to worship, and freedom to not be blown up by a suicide bomber don’t think much of Iraq’s newfound "chance for freedom."

And why is it that no totalitarian country has a "chance for freedom" unless the United States intervenes militarily or otherwise?

As much as I don’t like to write it and as much as Americans don’t want to read it, U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq died in vain. This means that their deaths were ineffectual, unsuccessful, and futile. Their deaths were without real significance, value, or importance. Their deaths were without effect, to no avail, and to no purpose.

I realize that this truth might be especially painful to the thousands of Americans who have lost loved ones in Iraq. I am not insensitive to the fact that every American soldier killed in Iraq was someone’s father, husband, son, brother, uncle, nephew, grandson, and, in about a hundred cases, someone’s mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, niece, or granddaughter. This painful truth should embolden those who have lost loved ones to never support or encourage any relative, friend, acquaintance, neighbor, coworker, business associate, or fellow church member ever joining the military.

I would like to mention three reasons why I believe U.S. soldiers killed while fighting in Iraq died in vain.

U.S. soldiers killed while fighting in Iraq died in vain because their mission in that conflict was undefined and unfinished.

When the number of U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq hit the 1,000 milestone in September of 2004, President Bush said of the families of those killed: "My promise to them is that we will complete the mission so that their child or their husband or wife has not died in vain." Yet, back in October of 2003, in front of a "Mission Accomplished" banner, Bush had already announced: "Major combat operations in Iraq have ended. In the Battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed." But if the United States prevailed and ceased major combat operations, then what was Bush doing talking about completing the mission?

Just what was our mission in Iraq? To remove Saddam Hussein? To defend our freedoms? To dismantle Al-Queda? To remove a threat to the United States? To liberate Iraq? To respond to an attack on the United States? To bring stability to the Middle East? To force Iraq to comply with UN resolutions? To free Muslim women from oppression? To impose democracy on Iraq? To retaliate for 9/11? To maintain the free flow of oil? To protect Israel? To destroy weapons of mass destruction?

A study back in 2004 documented 27 rationales given for the war by the Bush administration, war hawks in Congress, and the media between 9/11 and the October 2002 congressional resolution to use force in Iraq and concluded that it was "the Bush administration, and the President himself" that "established the majority of the rationales for the war and all of those rationales that make up the most prominent reasons for war." Another 2004 study – this one prepared for Representative Henry Waxman (D-CA) by the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform – concluded that Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Powell, and Rice

repeatedly made misleading statements about the threat posed by Iraq. In 125 separate appearances, they made 11 misleading statements about the urgency of Iraq’s threat, 81 misleading statements about Iraq’s nuclear activities, 84 misleading statements about Iraq’s chemical and biological capabilities, and 61 misleading statements about Iraq’s relationship with al Qaeda.

U.S. soldiers killed while fighting in Iraq died in vain because the military they were in was engaged in an unjust war and immoral war.

Labeling the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq a just war does not make it one. A just war must be defensive, be in proportion to the gravity of the situation, have obtainable objectives, be preceded by a public declaration, be declared only by legitimate authority, and only be undertaken as a last resort. By no stretch of the imagination can the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq be called a just war. In fact, the war violates every "just war principle" ever invoked to justify a war.

What is the purpose of the U.S. military? I think it is beyond dispute that the U.S. military should be engaged exclusively in defending the United States, not defending other countries, not attacking other countries, not invading other countries, and not occupying other countries. Using the military for other purposes perverts the role of the military. Any other purposes, including not only enforcing UN resolutions, nation building, establishing democracy, changing regimes, training foreign armies, opening markets, and maintaining no-fly zones, but even providing disaster relief and dispensing humanitarian aid, perverts the purpose of the military.

Even if the United States went into Iraq with the best of intentions and most purest of motives (which of course it didn’t), is it the job of the U.S. military to free the oppressed peoples of the world from their autocratic rulers and totalitarian states? Absolutely not. Not only can’t it be done, it would be a never-ending mission that would perpetually shed U.S. blood and spend U.S. treasure.

U.S. soldiers killed while fighting in Iraq died in vain because of the Islamic state they inadvertently helped set up.

Yes, an Islamic state. A socialistic Islamic state under Sharia law in place of the secular government that existed.. Did any advocate for more war and bloodshed in the Middle East ever read article 2 of the new Iraqi constitution? This article stands the beloved American principle of separation of church and state on its head:

Islam is the official religion of the State and it is a foundation source of legislation.

No law may be enacted that contradicts the established provisions of Islam.

And what about articles 30, 31, and 34? These articles establish an Iraqi Great Society that would make LBJ proud:

The State shall guarantee to the individual and the family – especially children and women – social and health security, the basic requirements for living a free and decent life, and shall secure for them suitable income and appropriate housing.

The State shall guarantee social and health security to Iraqis in cases of old age, sickness, employment disability, homelessness, orphanhood, or unemployment, shall work to protect them from ignorance, fear and poverty, and shall provide them housing and special programs of care and rehabilitation, and this shall be regulated by law.

Every citizen has the right to health care. The State shall maintain public health and provide the means of prevention and treatment by building different types of hospitals and health institutions.

Free education in all its stages is a right for all Iraqis.

This is the constitution created by the United States-created and funded Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), not Al-Qaeda, Islamic extremists, militants, terrorists, insurgents, the Muslim Brotherhood, or Islamofascists. The administrator of the CPA reported directly to the U.S. secretary of defense – not to Osama bin Laden, a Muslim cleric or imam, or the Supreme Leader of Iran.

Why doesn’t Congressman Peter King investigate this?

U.S. soldiers killed while fighting in Iraq died in vain. They didn’t die defending anyone’s freedoms. They didn’t die protecting the United States. They didn’t die fighting "over there" so we wouldn’t have to fight "over here." They didn’t die to keep American safe from terrorists. They didn’t die to avenge 9/11.

They may have been sincere, patriotic, and altruistic. They may have fought bravely, heroically, and passionately. They may have died sacrificially, willingly, and eagerly. But they died for the imperial presidency (Bush or Obama), the U.S. empire, the U.S. military, the U.S. military-industrial complex, the national-security state, and a belligerent, reckless, and meddling U.S. foreign policy.

It is not honorable for a U.S. soldier to die fighting some unnecessary foreign war. It is in fact a shameful thing. All Americans ought to be ashamed of their government, its foreign policy, and the way it uses its military.

Why is it that those who opposed this monstrous war from the beginning are not considered the true patriots? Is it anti-American to think that it wasn’t worth one drop of blood from one American soldier to give Iraq a "chance for freedom"? How much more pro-American could one get? Real patriots don’t want to see any more U.S. soldiers die in vain.

April 25, 2011

Laurence M. Vance [send him mail] writes from central Florida. He is the author of Christianity and War and Other Essays Against the Warfare State, The Revolution that Wasn't, and Rethinking the Good War. His latest book is The Quatercentenary of the King James Bible. Visit his website.

Copyright © 2011 by LewRockwell.com. Permission to reprint in whole or in part is gladly granted, provided full credit is given.

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Jesse Ventura tells Lew Rockwell about The 63 Documents the Government Doesn’t Want You to Read.

Naked-body "microwave" machines target travelers in violation of the 4^th Amendment, the Republican and Democratic parties make everything worse, the CIA is embedded in state governments to control the governors, and the USA is already a police state, censoring Jesse’s show about the building of FEMA camps. Big corporations in control, military kangaroo courts, sixteen million documents stamped "Top Secret," authoritarian borders – all are a part of the foolish, dangerous, and evil actions of our overlords, exposed in 63 Documents the Government Doesn’t Want You to Read.

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Jesse’s new website: http://weaintgottimetobleed.com/

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Statement on Libya – Defining U.S. National Security Interests, Before the Foreign Affairs Committee, US House of Representatives, 31 March 2011

The American people have once again been suckered into an unconstitutional, undeclared, illegal, and unwise war. This is not a war in response to an attack on the United States. This is not a war against a regime that has threatened the United States. This is a preventative war. The president never claimed that any large-scale slaughter of civilians was taking place in Libya. Rather, the president has spent close to a billion dollars – so far – bombing a country because its government might at some point harm its civilians.

The president consulted NATO, the United Nations, and the Arab League for permission and authorization to use US military force against Libya. He ignored the one body that has the legal authority to grant that permission, the US Congress.

While we have not seen credible proof – nor has it been claimed – that the Gaddafi regime has engaged in any large-scale slaughter of Libyan civilians, we see increasing reports of civilians who have been killed in airstrikes by the forces that are supposed to protect them! It seems we may be causing the very problem our intervention was supposed to prevent.

After days of the administration’s public speculation about whether or not to arm the Libyan rebels, we hear from the media that the president already instructed the CIA to arm and assist the rebels several weeks ago. So we have gone from the phony pretext of stopping a massacre of civilians to engaging the US military and covert operatives directly to fight on one side of a civil war.

Who are the rebels we are fighting for in Libya? We don’t fully know. Press reports suggest that there are some 1,000 jihadists fighting on their behalf. Are we arming al Qaeda in Libya? It certainly appears possible.

This is not really a new war. It is in fact a continuation of the neoconservatives' 22-year war to remake the Middle East. Unfortunately the president has ignored the US constitution and decided instead to continue this misguided policy. This is a deeply flawed foreign policy that will only lead to escalation, blowback, and unintended consequences. Ultimately it is leading us to financial catastrophe. We must abandon the fantasy that we can police the world before it’s too late. Congress must stand up and say “no” to this illegal war.

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Seems John "The Perv" Pistole, chief deviant at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), "wants to hear our [ideas]" on "transportation security."

Indeed.

Haven’t outraged passengers shrieked ideas a-plenty at airports as The Perv’s underlings sexually abuse them? Yet this sociopath not only ignores the clamor, he refuses to change "screening procedures" however heartrending those shrieks become.

So his "remarks to the American Bar Association in January" broke all records for hypocrisy and deceit: The Perv "expressed a need to formulate a vision for transportation security," – oh, good grief – "mentioning a trusted traveler program as an option under consideration and expressing an openness to other suggestions. ‘If people have ideas, he wants to hear them because he’s looking at ways to make changes,’ a T.S.A. spokesman" lied.

Well, Perv, since you asked …

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Keep knockin’ and you can’t come in,
Keep knockin’ and you can’t come in,
I guess you better let me be.
~ Perry Bradford

Riding the commuter trains of my area is a study in how people react to being mildly uncomfortable for any length of time. Being designed to seat people of a body type far slimmer than what my line usually encounters makes riding to work with a seatmate’s bulging oversized body squeezing you into the wall, arm rest or the bulging girth seated on your other side almost a given. Lucky for me, I learned how to properly fold and read The New York Times even when hemmed into a packed subway car so handling the task while immobilized between two people who could stand to lose a few stone each is not beyond my ability.

So that’s how I was able to read Justices Look Again At How Police May Search Homes on a recent ride home. Apparently, the brave warriors who fight our War on Drugs have found getting search warrants too much of a hassle, and lawyers for the Obama administration and the state of Kentucky are before the Supreme Court arguing they must be able to forcibly enter any home should they simply "smell something funny" and "hear strange noises" from the other side of a door. I’d gasp in horror at their brazenness, but I can barely breathe due to the 300 pounds of American on each side of me. Every time the mountain to my left turns a page of the magazine she’s reading I feel a rib crack...

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Weekend Edition, September 4-5, 2010

The Road to Hyperinflation Gonsalo Lira on the American future. Reality vs. DC Lew Rockwell on facing the economic music. Triple Horror The Mogambo Guru on our economic future. Can Government Kill Cash? Certainly it wants to. Before You Renounce Your Citizenship Move to your new country and make a life for yourself, says Michael Reps. Free Rod Blagojevich Alan Stevo on a kangaroo trial. Was C.S. Lewis a Libertarian? David Theroux on the great Anglican theologian, mere liberty, and the evils of statism. The Coffee Diet To lose weight, start with raw, green coffee beans, says Paul Green. Did JFK's Monetary Policy Doom Him? Stephen Lendman believes so. 10 Ways Data Are Changing Your Life How many can you name? Keep Diseases at Bay with the Sunshine Vitamin Here's how to find out if you’re deficient in Vitamin D. Article by Fiona McCrae. Excess Water and Fat Primalguy Mark Sisson on getting rid of both.

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Weekend Edition, August 28-29, 2010

Bernanke's Jackson Hole Speech An unofficial translation from Gary North. A Virulent Pathology Butler Shaffer on the hate merchants vs. the Islamic cultural center. What % of Your Assets Is in Gold, Silver, Oil? The Mogambo Guru has some timely advice. The Political Way of Life Thomas Sowell on moral hazard. Bernanke Is Bonkers And we're in his hands. Article by Robert Wenzel. The Push for a Phony Gold Standard We need private, market money, says Mike Rozeff. Even the classical gold standard won't do. Americans Are Paying Off Debt It's another Big Lie from the establishment, says Jim Quinn. 'Strictly Confidential' Rothbard He was impassioned, funny, learned, brilliant, unfoolable, and relentless, says Brian Doherty. How an Army Officer Went Straight Andrew Bacevich awoke from the bloody dreams of war. Beer Won't Make You Fat Skoal! The Home Phone Is Back Cheap and crystal clear, thanks to Google. Article by Farhad Manjoo. Cancer's Favorite Food Be wary of the amount of fructose, especially high-fructose corn syrup, in your diet, says Joseph Mercola.

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Weekend Edition, August 21-22, 2010

The State's 'Inception' Flops Lew Rockwell on the failure of propaganda and the return of reality. Of Course, the Recession Wasn't Engineered Gary North on a conservative myth. Proof That Socialists, Fascists, Liberals, and Conservatives Should Shut-Up Hans-Hermann Hoppe on argumentation and self-ownership. Take Cover, Head for Your Bunkers! And get ready for higher taxes next year, says the Mogambo Guru. The New 'Auto IRA' It's highway robbery, says Ron Holland. Tracking Gold Purchases, Shortages at the Mint, Competing Currencies Ron Paul on government's destruction of the dollar, and much more. Freedom, Peace, and Trade Tom Woods on the English Ron Paul. Thinking About Becoming an Expat? Cathy Brown's preparation guide will get you started. Hospitals Are Dangerous 10 tips for surviving a trip to one. Article by Michael Miles. Homeowners' Rebellion Could 62 million homes be foreclosure-proof? How To Be a Hobo Just in case. Article by Brett & Kate McKay. No Child Left Unmedicated Yet another reason why government schools are dangerous. Article by Joseph Mercola.

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Weekend Edition, August 14-15, 2010

Keynesianism Is Dying Will it take us with it? Article by Gary North. The Ruling Class Oppresses Us Angelo Codevilla on how they get away with it. The War Party's Latest Torch Parade Will Grigg on the "ground 0 mosque," and Islam and state in America. Is Algore Sane Enough To Stand Trial? Or will his crimes go unpunished. Article by Roger Gay. Greedy Tax Grabbers Scare Off the Stars Bob Bauman explains why Mick Jagger and Tiger Woods won't play the UK. Short Memories, Bad Politics Big debt. Article by Alan Caruba. Will California Repudiate Its Debt? Let's hope so. Article by John Seiler. The Evil of Foreign Aid Imperial corporatism only harms poor people. Article by Alan Stevo. Is the US Economy Dead As a Dodo? 15 economic statistics that just keep getting worse. The Path to Self-Destruction It's the ballooning number of over-compensated, unproductive government employees. Article by Scott Redler. Tired of Living Paycheck to Paycheck? Take a pay cut. The Beginner's Guide to Pipe Smoking It's part ritual, part relaxation, smells great, and bothers the prohibitionists. Article by Jason Mills.

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Weekend Edition, August 7-8, 2010

Bring Down the Ruling Elite Gary North on technological progress vs. controlled, propagandistic, hyper-expensive, cobwebbed schools and colleges. Resist Federal Tyranny You'll be rooted in the best of our history, says Tom DiLorenzo. Cheated and Betrayed Gerald Celente on how the American people feel, and what they're going to do about it. Jefferson or Obama It's your choice, says Tom Woods. Children Warped By Pro-War Propaganda Charles Featherstone on the littlest liberal warmonger. Gay Marriage It's an oxymoron, says Justin Raimondo. The Media Are Married to the State Sometimes literally, says S.M. Oliva. The Poison That Finally Kills the Dollar Printing trillions of them to purchase government debt. Article by Peter Schiff. Don't Panic – It's Just an Oil Spill Rob Lyons on the lesson of BP. Me Tarzan? How to swim, dive, climb, and swing like the great one. Article by Brett and Kate McKay. Shots in the Dark It's critical to get trained in low-light shooting. Eat Gloppy Food And other ways to trick your brain into feeling full. Article by Tessa Thomas.

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Weekend Edition, July 31-August 1, 2010

Why Not Teaspoon-Ready Keynesianism? Gary North on the logical extension of economic insanity. The Pentagon Fears You the Most That's why WikiLeaks is so hated, says Fred Reed. About the Rotten Public Schools… Finally, a truth-telling valedictorian: Erica Goldson. The US Government Is Broke So it plots another murderous and expensive anti-Muslim war. Article by Paul Craig Roberts. Does the Bible Advocate Taxes? Jason Hommel on rendering unto Caesar. The Ruling Elite Just Phoned And Jim Quinn answered. Gold Promises And currency lies. Article by James West. The Sick Joke of US Foreign Policy Robert Scheer on learning from WikiLeaks. Health, Taxes, and Citizenship And expatriation. Q&A with Simon Black. It's All About Controlling Us 'Low carbon fuel standards' mean skyrocketing prices, greater unemployment, and more dictatorship. Article by Paul Dreissen. Was Tony Hayward Right All Along? The hounding US media backpedal as the oil disappears. Article by Niall Firth. Measuring the Man Brett McKay's handy way to make sure you get the right-size clothes.

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Weekend Edition, July 17-18, 2010

Don't Listen to Glenn Beck On Lincoln, anyway. Article by Tom DiLorenzo. Explaining the Depression With a fable of the bees. Article by Gary North. Calling All Cowards Becky Akers on the TSA's pizza-box employment ads. The Right To Resist the Government Tom Woods on a viable path to freedom. The Predations of an Expensive, Expansive, Deficit-Spending Socialist State The Mogambo Guru on the money supply conspiracy. 'Remember the Maine' Again Is the US getting ready to start another war, and blame it once again on the victims? Article by Ron Holland. Massive Money Printing by October? Marc Faber says the Fed will revert to its crisis mode due to debt and unemployment. The Best Weapons for Home Defense Jeff Barnett on the shotgun, carbine, and handgun options. Modern Life Is a Fraud To fool us into being tax slaves for the regime, says David Galland. But there is change coming. National Association for the Advancement of Fossils Tunku Varadarajan on the NAACP charge that the Tea Party is racist. The Best Survival Books? M.D. Creekmore lists his top twelve. Fashionably Cool The man's guide to beating the heat, in style. Article by Antonio Centeno.

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Weekend Edition, July 3-4, 2010

The Real Meaning of July 4th Tom DiLorenzo on secession. Federal Power Grabs And how to combat them. John Seiler on the new Tom Woods handbook. Graduate Programs Are Full of Flunkies The feds have devalued Masters and PhDs too, says Robert Wenzel. The Crash Is Coming Before 2011 We're going to see the end of the retail Christmas and much worse, says Gerald Celente. Gold Vending Comes to the US The anti-bankster ATM debuts in Las Vegas. Article by George Smith. I'd Vote for Elvis Or singer Junko Mihara, says Mike Rogers, but voting for a politician is just downright evil. Boris Badenoff Under the Bed Justin Raimondo on US spy hysterias. Making Economics Fun Peter and Andrew Schiff do just that in their father's “fish story.” Article by Roger Lott. The Gunfight in Chicago It isn't over, says Massad Ayoob. The Primal-Paleo Way 10 real-life reasons why it works. Article by Mark Sisson. The Greatest Movie Predators How many have you seen? The Guy's Guide to Summer Clothes Antonio Centeno on how to dress well in hot weather.

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