Great to see another affirmation of the dictum that there really is no such thing as the suppsed "rule of law". It's all rule of man, don't let anyone kid you.

http://www.reason.com/blog/show/133708.html

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Hey, privacy advocates, why don't you cover the invasion of privacy that US tax laws and bank laws represent, even while you criticize the feds for eaves-dropping and invading e-mails?

Totalitarianism is on its way...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/5374095/...

The FDIC is a corrupt, unconstitutional system of mercantilism that destabilizes the banking industry by inspiring bankers and depositors to be less vigilant about their activities. This move was predicted by free market economists over a year ago. 'Nuff said:

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/wire.php?view=5407

Barry Eisler is a very good novelist. He is also a former CIA Agent. His observations on the reversal of Obama on most of the civil liberties claims he made uring his campaign mirror the audio evidence we've been providing at the Liberty Conspiracy. We provide here a mere sample of Mr. Eisler's excellent summation, and would like to entice you to visit his blog site to read more and to watch the videos he's embedded. Here is some of what he had to say:

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Monday, May 25, 2009

Wow! There are so many problems with this, from economics to the Constitution to the corruption of the language and definition of the word "right", it's almost too much to consider!

We'll have to do this: An upcoming podcast will be devoted to "rights" in contemporary and historic times.

Read on MacDuff!

http://offshoreinn.com/investing/obama-passes-tenants-bill-of-rights-buy...

Another scion of the unconstitutional and corrupt federal ownership of the airwaves: This new story of a proposed tax on radio stations that play recorded music. Funny thing is that the radio stations ALREADY pay royalties to ASCAP and BMI in order to "get permission" top play that stuff. Now, since the record companies are running into the financial losses that reflect reality that government-imposed copyright laws can't hold back the tide of private property owners wanting to share their purchases with others, the record industry wants to get the cash in another way.

Check out this article, and notice the term "regulators". Any honest person would describe the FDIC and all federal "regulators" as what they are: simply people pushing other people around and taking their property. Hmmm. Oh, yeah, they're called robbers!

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a42Xg57jVTzM

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Adam Smith warned of this kind of thing in 1776. Nice to see government doesn't change, isn't it?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/2dca3956-46f2-11de-923e-00144feabdc0.html

What was it the Talking Heads said, "Same as it ever was"?

Gee, really?

Here is the text, developing. For more, visit www.drudgereport.com

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Now, why would the value of the Dollar drop like this?

Maybe we should ask Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Timmy Geithner, George Bush, Hank Paulsen, Judd Gregg, Mitch McConell, Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, and most everyone who has been behind this insane rush to pump liquidity into the market and increase gubment spending!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dollar-hits-09-low-on-rating-rb-15325222.h...

... besides, the stories are great, and who can complain about Eliza Dushku?

http://tv.yahoo.com/blog/foxs-fall-shows-our-early-look--338

Sheldon does it again!

http://fee.org/articles/tgif/medical-misunderstanding/

The dark side whispers: "We can dream".

But, of course, we don't listen to the dark side.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUKTRE54L1VG20090522

B c-ing u!

Due to the insane and utterly unconstitutional spending of Bush, Obama, and their predecessors and pals in the House and Senate, the US gubment is in danger of losing its AAA bond rating. A decreasing bond rating indicates fears by lenders that the recipient will be lesss likely to be able to pay back it's loans. It means the debtor is seen as a higher risk. This results in higher rates being charged for future loans... Soooo, if this happens, US borrowing will occur at higher interest rates, which, of course, will have to be paid by US taxpayers, or through the monetization of the debt, which causes inflation.

Not a pretty picture, cats!

Look forward to an upcoming Liberty Conspiracy Audio featuring our ally Glenn Jacobs, in which this subject will be discussed.

Just so happens that Orlando is in his district. Go figure!

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0509/22794.html

Let's hope the Disney folks stay away from lobbying for this. Incredible.

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Thanks to one of our most active Conspirators, this information has come to our attention. While we don't approve of taxation -- or what Bastiat called "majority sanctioned theft" or "legel theft" -- the imploding economy is showing the absurdity of White House projections on their budget deficit numbers. How will they pay for the discrepency? Yeah, you got it, they will monetize -- in other words, they will print money, like Weimar Germany.

Oh, we should mention, they'll do it MORE than they're ALREADY doing it!

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http://www.caseyresearch.com/library/articles/2743/tax-revenues-tanking/...

Hope you find the production relevant and worthwhile!

I was in e-mail contact with Gard Goldsmith a couple of days ago, and he told me a story that I thought perfectly exemplified the difference between the way markets operate, and the way the government/political world operates. Gard, hope you don't mind me taking your story and running with it!

It starts with him mentioning that he ran into a lady at work who was looking for the book "New Moon, which is the second in the best-selling "Twilight" series, by Stephanie Meyer (you're right G-Man, she's a pretty lady!). Well, this woman told Gard that her daughter loved the series and that they'd called their library to get it, but that there was a TWELVE person waiting list for it!

Yeah, isn't it quaint how the very criminals who get automatic pay increases through legalized theft (ie taxation), and who STILL put the government into decades-worth debt are so vocaly critical of credit card companies that don't force ANYONE to do business with them, and don't defraud anyone with their policies?

Interesting. Glad the politicians can get some photos ops while they make it look lke they're fighting for the "little guy".

http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSTRE54H61820090518

Enjoy.

Take a look at this press release from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, www.cei.org, then visit their site. Excellent work on the unintended consequencs of federal madates for fuel efficiency and (now) emissions...

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