First off, let me get everyone the date:
So this date was scheduled a while back as a Trial date. Since then several motions were filed, and both sides have requested a hearing. The court has failed to acknowledge if this will be a hearing date on the motions or trial. Edward Burke in his latest “order” seems to be pushing for trial. Of course, he’s also been called as a witness. . .
I offer up a telling glimpse into the word of politics with my latest video. Ian actually seems like the sane one for a change:
In the Porcfest closing speech I discussed my recent arrest and imprisonment. along with the journey that lead up to this adventure:
The speech is 35 minutes long, followed by a Q&A Session that lasted the remainder of the hour. .
I’m not borrowing from Marin Luther King’s great speech, although I am inspired by the way he shared his vision for what could be with others to bring about change in the world. You see I said, I HAD a dream, not I HAVE a dream. It’s 4:30a.m., and I’ve just awoken after having a rather vivid dream where. . . (more…)
Thank you to everyone who contributed to yesterdays first Free State Food Drive.
We collected over 90 items of food for the local community kitchen . That is (more…)
Part three in the on-going saga of posting a paper no one wants to read.
PART THREE: THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM – THE MAGICAL MONEY MAKING MACHINE
“The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by
those who are not behind the scenes.” – Benjamin Disraeli, English Statesman 1844.
In the preceding pages, a quick sojourn through time has shown the many seemingly innocuous and worthless items that have been used as money. We have also taken a brief jaunt alongside the continued attempts to build a centralized banking regime in America and the subsequent fall of each. In this section, that basic framework becomes the context with which the merits of the Federal Reserve System are called into question. The question was posed in the opening paragraphs of whether or not there should be an all-mighty arbiter that controls the creation and flow of money. That is precisely what the Federal Reserve is.
Llewellyn Rockwell, Dean of the Ludwig von Mises Institute, has a less flattering view: “It’s no different from a burglar in your home wanting to steal your money – that’s what the Federal Reserve does. It depreciates your savings, it takes away your economic security and it ought to be treated as an institution that does that rather than something of alleged benefit.”
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