March 14th,2010

New Hampshire Police Seek to Arrest Free State Activist for Gardening without a Permit

Tarrin Lupo

keene_new_hampshire_police_department_patch(LCL) KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE – Local police are currently waiting for Free-State activist Jesse Moloney, better known as “Anarcho-Jesse”, to turn himself in on an outstanding bench warrant. The bench warrant issued by the Keene District Court stems from Mr. Moloney’s failure to pay the initial fine imposed by Justice Burke during Mr. Moloney’s trial. In July of this year, Mr. Moloney was found guilty on charges of “Excavating without a permit on city-land”.

In an attempt to expose the fallacious misnomer of “public” land and as protest regarding the necessity of a “food-cooperative feasibility study” commissioned by the city at a cost to taxpayers of approximately five-thousand dollars, Mr. Moloney began excavating a plot of “public” land downtown thereby resulting in his arrest this past April.

Despite challenging the validity of the Keene ordinance, by offering the lack of New Hampshire being a home rule state, whereby cities operate only under jurisdiction extended unto them by the state, Justice Burke found him guilty. In his ruling, Justice Burke adjudicated that the state statute did not intend to overturn the existing city ordinance, and as such, imposed a $120.00 fine upon Mr. Moloney. The current bench warrant resulted in his failure to render payment of the fine unto the court.

Source(s): Keene District CourtLCL Report YouTube Channel

Reddit Interview: 10 Questions with Representative Ron Paul of Texas

Allison Bricker

Social news site reddit.com interviews 14th Congressional District representative, Ron Paul. Questions were asked and voted upon by the reddit community, with the top ten questions asked during the course of the interview.

  1. Kitanata: Dr. Paul, you have stated that you do not support Net Neutrality. Could you define Net Neutrality as you see it, then elaborate on what aspects of Net Neutrality you do not support and why? Thank you.

  2. Fauster: Do you think that scientists are politically motivated with regard to issues of global warming and evolution? As a medical professional, you probably understand the value of deferring to specialists outside areas of your expertise. Nonetheless, you openly disagree with overwhelming scientific consensus in these two areas. While hardly anyone thinks Greenland will melt in twenty years, the overwhelming majority of scientists believe the effects of climate change will be lasting and severe in the next 50-100 years. With regard to evolution, almost all biologists, geologists, and physicists would say it’s better characterized as a law than a theory. Do you think the Bible provides a superior account of the origins of life on Earth, and thus claim a different source of expertise? Or rather, do you believe that scientific claims are grossly wrong, biased, or politically motivated?

  3. SquirrelOnFire: Congressman Paul, The current health care legislation seems to be moving closer to the insurance industry’s ideal (minimal change + mandatory insurance) each day. What can be done to tip the balance of power in the congress away from lobbyists and towards the voters? Thank you for agreeing to speak with us.

  4. Blackf1sh: Congressman Paul, Government investments in science and technology have historically yielded great returns. For example, it has been estimated[1] that, “technologies derived from quantum mechanics may account for 30% of the gross national product of the United States.” Money from the US government has led to the development of the internet[2] and a long list of NASA spin-off technologies have contributed to our daily lives[3].

    In contrast, the risk-averse private sector has little incentive and a poor track record for funding these types of long-term projects. Although the exploratory research in academic settings is often inefficient at achieving specific goals, it has the unique potential to yield unexpectedly amazing results on decade-long timescales.

    How can one justify reducing the budget for science and technology in spite of the quality of life and national security afforded by the developments from government-funded research?


  5. Rightc0ast: Dr. Paul, Regarding the theory of evolution, I realize you have said you don’t feel the issue is important, but it’s been a topic discussed at great length at reddit, and other web sites. We’d really appreciate an answer to this.

    Allow me to clarify. Many people mistakenly confuse actual evolution with abiogenesis, or life coming from inanimate matter. Evolution is not a theory of creation. It is a theory encompassing genetic drift and selection, and describing changes in the genetic material of a population of organisms from one generation to the next. Do you accept evolution in this regard as the foundation upon which nearly all biological knowledge is based, or do you truly believe change within species from generation to generation does not occur?


  6. DoesMyKeyboardWork: Dr. Paul, What would a “return to sound currency” look like? Realistically, how would it play out? Would people exchange their dollars for a new gold/silver backed currency?

    As much as I agree with you (donated for the original money bomb, sticker on my car, wrote you in for the election), the defeatist in me thinks this is impossible and the entire system is eternally ruined. Thank you (and sorry for the pessimism)


  7. TheHiveQueen: Dr. Paul, How do you reconcile the fact that you believe that the Federal Government has no place in Gay Marriage debate with your support of DOMA?

  8. Playeren: Sir, should the government be able to keep secrets from the public at all? And Is ultimate freedom more important than ultimate security?

  9. Chungkaishek: Dr. Paul, Given your well-established belief in the merits of the free market system, I’d like to know how you feel about the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA establishes restrictions and requirements on businesses, something I imagine goes against free market principles, yet it also ensures, for example, that a blind customer with a service animal such as a seeing eye dog will be treated like any other customer and not turned away for bringing a dog into a store.

    Should a free market decide which customers get service, or is this the responsibility of the federal government?


  10. Jboeke: Dr. Paul, I’m trying to be a good libertarian, but I’m conflicted. I live in Phoenix, AZ and we just started up our light rail system earlier this year. I love it! I use it to commute to work and take it to the bar on weekends so I don’t drive drunk.

    But, light rail was a big public works project which took millions in taxpayer money from the three different cities and the Federal government. Unfortunately, I can’t imagine a scenario where something like light rail would have ever been built by the free market. How can I enjoy this project and still be a good libertarian?

Tim Geithner: Auditing the FEDERAL RESERVE is a “line that we don’t want to cross”

Allison Bricker

(CORBETT REPORT) In an interview released today by Digg and the Wall Street Journal, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was pressured about the growing popular movement to Audit the Fed spearheaded by Texas Congressman Ron Paul. A visibly uncomfortable Geithner attempts to dismiss the question by stating “I’m sure people understand that you want to keep politics out of monetary policy.” When Geithner is again pressed on the issue, he makes the stunning assertion that conducting an audit of the Federal Reserve—something never before done in its 96 year history—is a “line that we don’t want to cross,” proclaiming that such a move would be “problematic for the country.”

Video Courtesy: The Wall Street Journal

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Live Free or Die Rally 2009: Guns, Cannons, Free Speech, and Bra Burning

Tarrin Lupo

The Grand View Inn - Jaffrey, New HampshireJAFFREY, NEW HAMPSHIRE – Billed as the only true 1st amendment event in the country, the fourth annual “Live Free or Die Rally” took place on a three-hundred acre estate at the base of Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. The owners of “The Grandview Inn” donated the land and some accommodations.

People from all walks of life attended the three-day event, which featured Colonial era reenactments, card tournaments,tattoo artists, multiple vendors, an impromptu car show, and plenty of debate from the numerous speakers in attendance. However, sudden and heavy downpours of rain during the festival did result with some rescheduling of events. Regardless, attendees made the best of a soggy situation; gathering under a tent, attendees commenced burning bras and Social Security cards in acts of political defiance harkening back to Vietnam era protests in the sixties.

The event’s grand finale went off without a hitch and featured a moving fireworks display, bellowing cannons and a stirring guitar solo of the National Anthem.

Source(s): Low County Liberty ReportCox and Forkum Cartoons “Brothers In Arms”5th Annual Live Free or Die Rally 2010

Cynthia McKinney Speaks Out Against Obama Administration on War, Torture, and the Federal Reserve

Kelly

WASHINGTON D.C. – Former Representative Cynthia McKinney is interviewed by Dina Gusovsky from “Russia Today” to discuss her opinion of the Obama Administration, stating that when it comes to the Iraq War, safeguarding civil liberties, the national debt, and a thorough investigation of the FEDERAL RESERVE, the current administration is merely “Bushism without Bush.”  Ms. McKinney also takes exception to the Obama Administration’s doublespeak on torture and the expansion of war into Pakistan.

Gerald Celente on Russia Today: The FEDERAL RESERVE is the Problem NOT the Solution

The Smoking Argus

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Gerald Celente, head of the “Trends Research Institute” who has accurately forecast a mind-boggling number of events based on the study of both social and economic data appeared on the television program “Russia Today”. When asked whether or not the FEDERAL RESERVE should be given “super-regulator” status as proposed by the Obama Administration, Mr. Celente goes on to explain how the FEDERAL RESERVE and its ability to print an endless supply of “money” via FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE Dollars is the root cause of the current global economic malady.

Revolt Against Police over Jaywalking in Savannah. Fines of $208 Ignites Residents Protest

Tarrin Lupo

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA – Residents and business owners are banding together in order to protest the city’s new revenue generating cash cow; $208 Dollar Jaywalking fines in downtown. Consequently, the new ‘jaywalking trap’ in the business district comes at the expense of policing one of the most deadly intersections in the city, just five miles out from Savannah’s new golden goose.

Further illustrating the arrogance of government officials, I manage to record a parking enforcement officer failing to stop at the very intersection in question. His dedication for safety is obviously secondary to his desire to please his city bosses by the issuance of as many parking citations for recently expired parking meters as possible.

Finally, we get the chance to speak with both the owner of ‘24e’ a furniture boutique in downtown Savannah, Mr. Ruel Joyner, and Mr. Michael Gastner head of the recently formed citizens protest group, ‘Savannians Against Ticketing for Jaywalking.’


Source(s): Savannahians Against Ticketing for Jaywalking – Facebook Group

Dr. Tarrin Lupo of SmArgus on “Wake Up America” with Kurt Wallace

The Smoking Argus

Dr. Tarrin Lupo contributor to “The Smoking Argus Daily” and host of the “LCL Report”, will be live on air for an interview with Kurt Wallace host of the  “Wake Up America Show” Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009 at 9 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. The interview can be heard live on Florida’s Eagle FM104.3, via live internet stream at the Wake Up America-Liberty Works Radio Network, or via the live embedded audio player below.



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Video: Press Removed from Jekyll Island and Interviews with Attendees

Tarrin Lupo

JEKYLL ISLAND, GEORGIA – What follows is my four-part interview series with several of those attending the Jekyll Island meeting after being removed by security due to the press blackout imposed by Mr. Schulz.


Source(s): Original on-location video footage

Reflections and Warnings: Aaron Russo’s Final Interview by Alex Jones

Allison Bricker

Aaron Russo sat down with Alex Jones in 2007 just months before his untimely passing from cancer. What follows is the full 90-minute interview, which is more accurately described as a very intimate and personal conversation with a true patriot from the liberty movement. Perhaps best known by the general public for producing the movie “Trading Places” with Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd, Mr. Russo’s documentary “America: Freedom to Fascism” along with his website, RestoreTheRepublic.net, now run by Gary Franchi  have gone on to become the capstones unto his legacy.

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