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An Enemy of the State – The Life of Murray Rothbard by Justin Raimondo
I suppose there has always been an intellectual food chain. Hemingway’s dad was a doctor. If there is one eternal factor or reminder that we are all different its quite often intellect that defines us to others. Whether or not … Continue reading
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A Real Candidate ?
A lot of people are picking on Kent McManigal for not being a ‘real candidate’ for President. The main reason seems to revolve around his standard not to take any money for his candidacy. This is a good and noble … Continue reading
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Postscript: Operation Unsupervised Children
My quality of life is not being threatened by a few rowdy youth, but the entire apparatus of the ‘State’ that feels it can manage the lives of individuals better than I can. I just found out about this stuff yesterday and I live in the middle of the place !
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The Good Neighbor Policy
Sometime during the various Roosevelt administrations the First Lady came to what would be known as the Valatie Colony to christen two large buildings which have been used for various semi-public purposes throughout the years. Apparently it was a women’s … Continue reading
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