I have been listening to the new podcasts over at lewrockwell.com for a bit.
I was happy to see that he posted a list of the top-10-most-listened-to podcasts since the inception of the series.
These are usually 15-30 minutes and are very thought provoking and legitimate. They also feature some of the most timely, as well […]

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I have heard this far too much and it is a very dangerous form of thinking that could lead some to be more willing to foolishly go to war. I hold fearful speculation that our exiting leader Bush had this in mind as part of his personal justification for the Iraq War. I […]

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This whole G-20 deal is about the global monetary situation.
Very interesting stuff.

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Dear Mr. President-Elect Obama,
One thing you should highly consider is asking the Hon. Ron Paul to be your Secretary of the Treasury. At times like these, where the operating economic framework has been soundly disproven, we need the insight of those who are AWARE of critical understandings to be in positions of leadership and […]

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Check this out, pretty solid:

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The Secret Service released the code names for the President-elect and his people. Obama has been nicknamed “Renegade”. Funny to note that George W. Bush was nicknamed “Tumbler”.
Given the nickname, I couldn’t help but post Rage Against the Machine’s classic jam “Renegades of Funk”:

Peace and rock on a Monday morning!

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This looks like it will be pretty darn cool.

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Read it.
Leave comments if you have an interest in discussing the content.
Amazing times, friends. Glad to be with you.

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Riding on the rhetoric of change and the hopes and wishes of an active moderate-to-progressive legion, Barack Obama achieved the first election of an African-American man to the role of the presidency in U.S. history. While I have been critical of both major party candidates, I do stand hopeful today that America can change […]

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It should be noted that in the debates there was no talk of strategically reigning in the global standing American military presence (busting our budget annually), no talk of the Federal Reserve System whatsoever, no talk about fundamentally eliminating the deficit, no talk about restoring civil liberties or strictly abiding by the Constitution. It […]

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