Charles Koch’s vision of what we face today, and will face in the near future — his case against fear:
The Challenge of the Future
Charles Koch’s vision of what we face today, and will face in the near future — his case against fear:
“Anderson Cooper and CNN,” Scott Adams tells us, “seem genuinely puzzled about why would the President lie wbout an extramarital affair. But that is not the only mystery they are working on.” Adams jests about other enigmas:
Seriously, Adams solves the mystery of the “cash” problem in the Cohen tapes:
https://youtu.be/tPTn4GSL5S0
Something went down on The View. Here is one view of what happened (caution: it may be a tad hard to watch — if so, see below):
And now for a different view of The View debacle:
John Cleese is leaving his home country for Nevis, a Caribbean island, and explains why:
Unfortunately, socialists do exist:
https://youtu.be/gl-j163g-KY
But for a different perspective, you might also be interested in some related past work of ours on this site:
This week, Edward Snowden turned 35 — making him old enough to run for the U.S. presidency next election cycle! (Call that a “Fun Fact.”) But he is stuck in Russia, an exile from the country whose Constitution — and the people whose freedoms — he did more to save than perhaps any politician alive. So in New Hampshire this week, at the Fifteenth Annual Porcupine Freedom Festival, a song was sung and a birthday cake was cut.
Too bad that Ed Snowden couldn’t be there to eat the cake.
The video is also on BitChute.
Free the People: Five Years After
Citizenfour — Movie Trailer
CNN: Greenwald Defends Snowden
CNN: Ron Paul on Snowden
CNN: Trump on Snowden
NBC: Clinton on Snowden
WSJ: Snowden on Trump & Clinton
Al Jezeera: More Snowden on Trump & Clinton
Bernie Sanders on Snowden
Learn Liberty: Snowden: Democracy Under Surveillance
ACLU: Edward Snowden statement at the Pardon Snowden launch event
Power corrupts, and local power corrupts loco-ly:
Eugene M. LaVergne has something to say about the Ratified Congressional Apportionment Amendment. Don’t know what that is? Well, that’s why we set this series of videos before your eyes. This is quite a tale:
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And for a little reading:
New Revere Daily Press: “Did This New Jersey Lawyer Discover a Lost Constitutional Amendment?”
How “Less” is “More”: the Story of the Real First Amendment to the United States Constitution, by Eugene Martin LaVergne, with Leonard P Marshall
The tragedy of debt slavery is best seen not in the One Company Town, but in a popular (if universally vexing) government subsidy program:
https://youtu.be/yd6cqJqygt0