In yet another attempt to ‘ensure our liberties’, congress is currently debating Stop Online Piracy Act – aka SOPA. The very fact that their current laws are unenforceable due to a lack of personnel and funding, congress apparently feels that more laws are the answer…again. In their twisted heads, they seem to believe that by [...]
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Liberty Web Alliance Site Outages
As many people are aware, this website originates where many other liberty-oriented websites originate, from within the Liberty Web Alliance. Rather than reading a restating of what our friends at Cop Block had to say, please see their post on the subject. If you are interested in helping the LWA upgrade to stop this situation and [...]
Glenn Beck’s News Blog Cries Over Anti-State Education
The Blaze, a news blog for The Glenn Beck Program, stated childish insults and out of context quotes directed at not only Peace, Freedom & Prosperity Movement, but also toward CopBlock and Liberty on Tour. Each unorganized, merely a full paragraph “worthy” of personal emotive spit up, were constructed in a few separate articles written [...]
#Occupy Tampa Oct 22 2011
Last night approximately 40 slept on the sidewalk at Cutis Hixon Park, Ashley St. Tampa, Florida in solidarity with all the other occupations, such as #occupywallst, #occupychicago, #occupyboston. The people at #occupytampa are starting to peacefully assemble to assert their right to free speech. More and more people are waking up to the fact that [...]
10 Years In The Middle East Is Far Too Long – AntiWar
October 7th 2011 will mark the 10 year anniversary of the war in the Middle East. This 10 years of war, has gone on for far too long. War has a heavy cost, a heavy cost that we don’t think about in our daily busy lives. That cost is your children or your grandchildren dying [...]
Occupy Wall Street: Help From Your Home (ChipIn and More)
Recently, Wall Street was descended upon by a wide variety of Communist Party, socialist anarchists, tea partiers, market anarchists, and more to occupy Zuccotti Park, renamed Liberty Square, in an anti-corporate action inspired by Egypt’s Tahrir Square. This is a firsthand account from Mimi Bobekunin, a friend in the midst of it all. At the [...]
The “Wall Street vs. Main Street” Runaround
If there is one thing that most people recognize, it is that a more comfortable retirement may be set by wise investing. The idea also carries some amount of beauty to it. You invest in an idea, grant money to allow a productive force to flourish, and at the same time, gain a small percentage [...]
Federal Court Rules Videotaping Police Is A First Amendment Right
The Federal Appeals Court has ruled that video recording the police in a public place is a constitutional right for all U.S. citizens. This is a great win for the freedom movement. Public officials need to be held accountable for their actions. See ruling below. SIMON GLIK, Plaintiff, Appellee, v. JOHN CUNNIFFE, in his individual [...]
Lemonade Liberation Day
On August 20 2011, Liberty activists from several regions will meet on the West lawn of the nation’s capitol in Washington DC from 12pm to 3pm to sell lemonade. The simple childhood act of setting up a lemonade stand is no longer safe from the reaches of our overbearing monolithic government. The state does not [...]
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