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Architects and Engineers Question The Official 9/11 Story

January 18, 2013
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It may come as a surprise to many readers who are unfamiliar with the evidence surrounding the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but explosives were indeed found in all of the dust samples taken from the World Trade Center.  Of course, the state organized investigation failed to turn up any, but that was because they didn’t...
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Violence in America: The History of a Catastrophe

January 17, 2013


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Audio Leaked from MO St. Patrol Employee Shooting of Jeffrey Weinhaus

January 17, 2013

Jeff was shot in cold blood for contempt of cop.
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Caravan of Dump Trucks On 9/11 Rolls Into Downtown NYC

January 17, 2013

One more piece of evidence suggesting a contrived plot. In the video below, you’ll see a massive caravan of privately owned dump trucks rolling into the disaster site on the afternoon of 9/11.   I find it hard to believe that the city had organized a clean up effort with a private company while...
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The End Approaches

January 15, 2013

The raucous calls for gun control, the repatriation of gold by the German central bank, the fact that Bill Gross is openly questioning whether the central banks trust each other, the soaring deficits with no end in sight, talk about minting a trillion dollar coin, etc.. etc.. Soon.  Not too much longer now.  Things...
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Gun Control: Using Threats To Get What We Want

January 15, 2013
Gun Control: Using Threats To Get What We Want

How many of us in our daily lives threaten others with violence to get them to comply with our wishes?  I reckon that the majority of us don’t regularly threaten people.  There is a logical reason for this; when we threaten people we burn social bridges.  Cooperative arrangements between humans are necessary in order...
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Deep Thoughts, By Michael Suede

January 12, 2013

What is the stuff that the smallest bit of matter is made out of?  This question is impossible for science to answer because it is impossible to put into words. We are allowed to remember what the universe allows us to remember.  If that is not true, then how do you make your memory...
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There Are Three Kinds of Lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and CPI Statistics

January 10, 2013
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I believe that when Mark Twain made his famous quip about statistics, he actually had Bureau of Labor Statistic bureaucrats in mind. The U.S. government claims that the official inflation rate, known as the Consumer Price Index, has been holding steady at around 2% to 3% per year. Personal experience and a wealth of data contradict this “official”...
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The Tale of Two States

January 10, 2013

There once was a man named John who lived in a place called A.  The country of A was a rather dreary place.  Some 200 years ago, a majority of the people of A decided that they should be able to impose their will upon a minority of citizens for the good of all....
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I Can’t Say I’m Entirely Sold On The Libertarian Gun Control Position

December 17, 2012

In light of the recent shootings, I suppose I have a duty to provide some gun control commentary. A poster on the libertarian Reddit boards had this to say: I will make the concession that restricting access to guns in a society that is already brimming with guns is ridiculously stupid. It’s too late...
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