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There are strong forces arraying that are intent on forcing others to do what THEY want when engaged in private, volitional exchange.

None of these politicians is willing to open his own business and offer wages at the rates he wants to force on others. If they were, there would be choice, wouldn't there? And we can't HAVE choice, right?

By the way, new House Speaker says her work in the House of Representatives, everything she does, will be about "Children".

Cute. Ever heard of the US Constitution?

The incredibly slick and egotistical former Speaker of the US House, Newt Gingrich, recently visited NH to speak at the Union Leader's "First Amendment Awards" banquet. While in NH, he happened to mention that we in the US may need to "reassess" the right to free speech.

Perhaps Mr. Gingrich could acknowledge that, logically, and philosophically, one cannot hold a "right" if that "right" can be abridged.

Perhaps Mr. Gingrich ought to reconsider running for President.

Here is the link to the UL story

With our regards, here is a piece provided by the Foundation for Economic Education, www.fee.org

All of us at the Foundation for Economic Education would like to wish you a very happy Thanksgiving! We hope that you have a wonderful holiday weekend with safe travels and plenty of time with your family and friends.

This Thanksgiving we would like to share with you a special story about the pilgrims at Plymouth Bay Colony. Their failed experience with collectivism taught them, and reminds us all, that it is only within a system of private property rights that we may experience freedom and prosperity.

There is a very obvious lesson for the Republican Party to learn after the 2006 elections: Do not compromise.

The willingness of Republican strategists to try to look "moderate", in order to have a "big tent" has led to the greatest NH GOP failure in its history. (It should be noted that this failure came BEFORE Wayne Semprini took over as head of the party; he is only dealing with the after effects of bad ideas from the past.)

It should come as no surprise to those who have been watching this train move down the tracks that a wreck was inevitable. If the GOP wants to appeal to leftists (and that is what the moderates actually are, let's not kid about it) by expanding spending, expanding regulations and increasing the size of government, they have no right to be in the GOP.

November 7, 2006 saw the expiration of the RINO party in NH.

Evidence:

Charles Bass is slammed by Paul Hodes, something conservatives and libertarians warned would happen many moons ago.

Jeb Bradley is beaten by Carol Shea-Porter, a woman who came out of nowhere, whose political machine was run by her daughter until two months ago.

The NH House falls into the hands of the Dems, the Senate appears to be going that way at the time of this writing.

The NH Governorship is easily held by the lefties with a D in their title.

The US Congress goes Democrat, the US Senate appears to be headed in that direction as of this writing. It could end up tied, but functionally Democrat, when considering the leftist ideas of the RINOs still there.

“Lynch Lingo”
October, 2006
P. Gardner Goldsmith

Tell me if these words sound familiar:

“Together, working in a bi-partisan way, we… Uh, came together! Partnering in an inclusive fashion, to put partisanship to one side, to move forward for the people of New Hampshire and impact the wellness of all our children, all our seniors, and all our working people. That’s what leadership is all about.”

If you watched the WMUR/Union Leader debate between Governor John Lynch, and Representative Jim Coburn, you probably recognize lots of those phrases, and if you’re like I, you didn’t appreciate them.

Refer to the information on John Lynch recently posted here at the Liberty Conspiracy.

... the mindset of those who support him. Those two topics are front and center in the latest audio from "Against the Grain".

Keep in mind, Governor Lynch is backed by the same people who supported the deceptive and nasty Jeanne Shaheen, who offered provably false claims in news conferences, and was never taken to task for them. Listen to Lynch's words, and judge for yourself if he is being straight with people, or he is spouting prepared phrases for public consumption.

Tasty.

Lynch's claims that "together, we balanced the budget without new taxes" overlooks the fact that 80 millioon Dollars in taxes that previously were not taken from people will be taken from smokers when they engage in peaceful, private commerce. When John Lynch says "no new taxes", he wants people to believe there were no aggregate increases in taxes, which is false. He is deceiving through semantics. That is base and sad. He is also unable to actually answer questions about things like the Supreme Court's unjustified and fallacious series of rulings on education funding, and he is incacapable of telling a questioner where he would make cuts.

The appearance of Bill Frist on "Against the Grain" has inspired some discussion. Senator Frist may run for President. In his recent conversation with Gardner Goldsmith, Senator Frist attempted to offer his rationale for federal funding for scientific research, including fetal stem cell research. He also sounded off about REAL ID, and how he believes the United States is a "pluralistic" nation. Hear the details on our audio player.

In addition, many people may not know that the US government has the power to ban things such as Vegemite from being brought into our country. Freedom has never tasted so bad, but the freedom to eat vegemite ought to be afforded the people of the US, shouldn't it?

There will be a RINO in the room tomorrow. Keep your eyes open for the sound file here, or tune in for the conversation. Gard is looking forward to... questioning Dr. Frist.

Meanwhile, check the audio files here for the coverage of the ABC News propaganda machine. Their latest wrongdoing? Pushing national health care (a malapropism if there ever was one). We also have the latest on Michelle's Law coming from NH to manipulate insurance companies on the national level. Beautiful!

On october 17, 2006, President Bush signed into law a bill that will selectively lift the Writ of Habeas Corpus for "detainees", who once would have been prosecuted as either prisoners of war or as terrorists under US criminal code.

This is a very troubling development. Americans can be categorized as "Enemy Combatants" and held as "detainees", questioned without access to attorneys and without the protections of the Geneva Conventions. Not since FDR imprisoned Japanese Americans has such a breach of civil liberties been witnessed in the US. At least FDR had the guts to ask for a declaration of War after he goaded the Japanese into the "surprise" attack on Pearl Harbor.

The US Congress this week set forward something unprecedented: the selective suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus for so-called "enemy combatants". This ambiguous term has been applied, and may be applied once more, to American citizens.

Not since Abraham Lincoln (hero? no) tried to suspend the previlege of a Habeas Corpus hearing has the United States seen a more flagrant breech of civil liberties. It all stems from the Bush Adminstration's attempt to capture, hold, and try people (both foreigners and US citizens) in a manner which is not consistent with Common Article Three of the Geneva Conventions. Both Iraq and Afghanistan are Signatory Powers to the Converntions, and as such, even the non-uniformed fighters in their territories must be afforded the protection of the Conventions. Either the Adminstration and Congress recognize that they should try terrorists as they have tried terrorists in the past -- under US criminal codes -- or they must declare WAR, a term of art which is the only means by which the us military may be properly used according to the Constitution.

The Bush Administration has told us for over a year that its "detainees" were being treated according to the Geneva Conventions.

If so, then why, when the Supreme Court found that Bush had to either prosecute them under US Criminal Codes or try them as prisoners of war, did Bush then say that such a ruling would not allow them to interrogate the prisoners the way they had, and they would be unable to get the vital information they had been getting in order to save American lives?

See our audio files for more on it, and listen to Senator Bill "RINO" Frist try to explain why he cannot give details of the interrogation agreement which was sold to us as an agreement on details!

To begin this week, the Conspiracy hosts sound files concerning the Londonderry Education Ruling and the constitutional amendments proposed, Hugo Chavez and Mahmud Amadenajad at the UN, Michele's (really bad) Law going to Washington, and something for music lovers.

Soon, look for the "Against the Grain" interviews with Tony Blankley, Chuck Douglas, and more with Debbie Schlussel, as Gardner Goldsmith investigates the mid-east turmoil, America's role, and just what New Hampshire citizens can to to stop the Supreme Court AND state legislature from meddling in local education affairs.

Contrary to the views of many, the move by Senate President Ted Gatsas to offer a Constitutional Amendment that would take the NH Supreme Court out of education policy is unecessary. Instead, what is needed are legislators, senators and a governor who understand the separation of powers, the fundamentals of civics, the nature of "rights" being protective, and the NH Constitution, which gives the towns the right to contract with their teaching professionals.

This is an extremely important matter, probably the most important in the state.

Read the state Constitution, and understand why the justices must be removed. Unfortunately, not enough politicians have read it, and they are not going to do what is proper and necessary.

Over the past two weeks, members of the Conspiracy have waited patiently and have offered encouraging words for the expansion of the organization.

This week, another piece has been added. Our sound files/podcasts are ready for fast access on the site. Look now for the conversation between Gardner Goldsmith and ABC's John Stossell, coverage of the unacceptable NH Surpeme Court Ruling in the Londerry Education suit -- something that must be understood by NH citizens and those outside the state -- and information about the September 11, 2001 attacks.

As the members of the Conspiracy contin

The AP reports that the state Marine Patrol is intent on restricting a new form of "extreme" water sport (so characterized by the AP and the gub-ment).

It's called tube kiting, and sees tube floats tied to motor boats by tow ropes. When the rider pulls back on the rope, he pops up into the air.

We must do something about these evil people who pull on ropes and put themselves in danger!

Enjoy paying the Business Enterpise Tax, entrepreneurs!
Oh, and custsomers, enjoy it too, indirectly.

... the use of state tax Dollars to promote that we are a low-tax state!

From "Against the Grain", where else would someone find this focus and analysis?

Mr. Kanning was arrested this morning by armed federal agents who invaded his home and threw him to the floor. He was brought to the Federal Building at 55 Pleasant St, in Concord (ironic street name, isn't it?)

His charges will most likely include cirminal tresspass, which is interesting, because the IRS is considered to be a private corporation, but has protection by federal troops. Strange, isn't it?

http://hammeroftruth.com/2006/07/31/feds-raid-home-of-free-stater/