Get ready for offshore sales repositories and offshore companies cropping up like crazy!

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/115215

Take a look at the upside-down thinking of Mr. Krugman, the man who recently got a goofy award from a bunch of central bankers. Krugman is upset that Obama MIGHT actually let businesses get some tax breaks. The way to help the economy, according to Krugman, is to tax people and redistribute that cash to politically driven recipients.LISTEN for Gard to SLAM Krugman as he should on today's podcast!

Here is a portion of the piece:

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Are they just worried that we might be calling friends to inform them about how fascistic, paternalistic, anti-constitutional and anti-economic this proposal is?

Read on, MacDuff!

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/national/general/view/2009_01_11_Safety...

Here is a lovely tidbit offered by CABAL member Stephen Smith. His comments are attached at the opening:

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Stephen (www.abeginnersguidetofreedom.com): "What's next? Every time a coach challenges a call on the field, a Congressional committee will be convened to review it? This bill was introduced by a Republican - the small government party, right?"

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/01/08/political.football/index.html?ere...
Story:
BCS IS A POLITICAL FOOTBALL IN 2009

Anyone ever think about the idea that the people actually involved in the CONTRACT between payer and receiver ought to be the only ones who determine what is "fair"? The gall of politicians and their political supporters forcing others to comply to what THEY think is fair, that is truly rich isn't it?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/07/house-to-vote-on-fair-pa...

The global warming alarmists can't actually quote climatology or atmospheric science as their justification. They can't use the US Constitution to justify the regulations. But they propose them anyway, and what the heck, let's add taxes to the regulations of the economy!

Enjoy the story!

http://www.businessandmedia.org/articles/2008/20081230165231.aspx

Robert Murphy does it again. Well done!

http://mises.org/story/3273

Here is a very good example of the libertarian principle that if there are not enough people to support something in the market, yet people are forced to support it, then the "something" they've been forced to support should not exist in its present state. Not only have the liberties of the taxpayers been dampened, but their economic well-being has been hurt. It also allows us to reflect on the fact that as times change, people's interests change.

For those who watched ABC "World News Tonight" and weren't throttled by the intense interest US network news reporters and editors have over what happens in Gaza, there might have been another story that caught your attention. The TVA spilled tons of coal ash out into private water areas and private lands. But, strangely, ABC didn't really discuss the fact that it was a government agency that screwed things up, didn't mention how difficult it would be for private citizens to get any sort of compensation from the gubment from the Tennessee government.

"It's about Global Warming", as Tom would say.

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,24839835-23272,00.html

Big thanks to Conspirator Andy, who sent this along to El G Grande. Gard's STILL without power, thanks to the NH gubment-enforced energy monopoly of Public Service of New Hampshire. He'll have some interesting, and perhaps angering, stories to tell on tonight's Liberty Conspiracy Audio, so tune in for that.

But Andy has sent over this tale, another example of how, since the time of the great "Lawsuit Against the Cigarette Manufacturers", contemporary views of tort law have changed, allowing state governments to claim damages for things that haven't damaged "states" in the least.

Kind of like a thief saying he had to steal in order to save your private property, or a rapist saying he had to rape in order to save a woman's chastity.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=081216215816.8g97981o&show_artic...

Well done. Robert Murphy won't be appearing on a pop TV network news program any time soon, that's for certain.

Here is the link to his piece, at the Mises Institute website:

http://www.mises.org/story/3252

If there were any doubters as to this mans intention to spread Keynesianism even more fully, this article spells it out oh-so-well...

http://www.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUSTRE4BC1PV20081214?feedTy...

And while George Bush gets shoes thrown at him in the middle east, he also cooks up plans for an auto bailout? Is that true? Those 'in the know' expect word by Monday night.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081214/ap_on_go_pr_wh/meltdown_autos

Wow, there sure is some bad news out there, and it seems to be due to gubment action, fancy that!

For goodness sake. The revolution cannot come soon enough.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081205/ap_on_bi_ge/farm_scene_cow_tax_2

If you get a chance, listen to Gardner Goldsmith's 12-3-08 podcast, in which he explains Marx's "Labor Theory of Value", and how the vestiges of it still linger in the minds of many. From the auto bailout and the "need to support workers", to the Wal Mart trampling case in NY, this is a poisonous ideology. In the Wal Mart case, the store is being sued for "advertising low prices". The hidden meaning? People are controlled by the owners of the means of production, and have no control over themselves. Bad mojo, baby.

Check this out:

Take a look...

http://www.fee.org/publications/the-freeman/article.asp?aid=2471

There are so many dangerous concepts here, so many hits on freedom...

And so many liberty supporters suspected it would be proposed.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/climatechange/3530607/Lawye...

As many Conspirators know, Stephen Smith has a great gift for explaining free markets and defending liberty. At his website, he has just posted a good piece on a "gold standard", and it is a great way to introduce neophytes to the principles that support the argument in favor of specie currency.