Revolution is coming-Ron Paul at the U of MN

Ron Paul is coming to the University of Minnesota, there are limited tickets available so reserve yours today! Join us April 6, 2015 for this memorable event.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, general admission seating is first come, first serve, lecture is at 7PM.

For parking and directions to the Ted Mann Concert Hall, please click HERE.

Consider purchasing our VIP Package, which includes access to a private meet and greet reception from 5:30-6:30 PM , a professional photograph of you and Ron Paul, and VIP seating at the main event.

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Ron Paul: Why Can't the US Let Go of Iranian Sanctions?

http://youtu.be/OJfbrtoGfcA

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Denver International Airport mistakenly made public a page intended for only the elite. This is from DIA's official site!!!!!!

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VIDEO: Blood Moon With Total Lunar Eclipse & Eerie Biblical Message Rising Over U.S. Easter Weekend

Video:
http://youtu.be/_70M4lkLKPk

April 1, 2015 11:44 AM

(CBS SF) — Get ready to feast your eyes on an extra special and rare total lunar eclipse Saturday morning that has some Christians worried this Easter weekend.

Some Christians believe the blood moon lunar eclipse tetrad could be connected to Jesus’ return — or signify a world-changing event about to take place.

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http://youtu.be/eRjCDGH6sdg

This is why Anarchy is the answer in my opinion

VIDEO: MSNBC's Ed Schultz Can’t Win Debate With Conservative Guest, So He Cuts His Mic Off

Wonder why MSNBC's rating are crashing?

MSNBC Video VIA Daily Caller
6:07 PM 03/31/2015

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The given reasons have evolved as the politics of the world has changed. Where it was once Communism then Fundamentalism, it is now Weapons, Terrorism or even Humanitarian.

All of this assumes that the USA has the unilateral right to dictate to other countries how they should run their political, religious, economic and cultural affairs. This is an assumption that is never challenged in the Western media.

The USA frequently interferes in nations' elections. At the same time it is against the law to interfere in USA elections. The USA often insists on countries having United Nations inspections for weapons programs while denying access for its own extensive chemical, nuclear and biological armory. The USA will use the international legal system when it suits but ignore its resolutions if they go against the USA. This behavior is reported around the world leading to much anger and resentment at the USA. Little of this gets reported to the USA public however.

The USA has, by far, bombed more countries than any other nation. Sometimes the United Nations approves. If it does not, the USA will bomb anyway. Many countries are subject to unilateral economic sanctions by the USA. Cuba is a good example. The USA will not only impose sanctions but often cajoles and bullies other countries to follow it. Again, the United Nations is used if possible, and ignored if not.

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Michael Casciolo had left his penthouse apartment with a black laundry bag stuffed with high-grade marijuana when he saw a half-dozen men in dark clothes and ski hats pick up the pace down the hallway.

"My first immediate thought was, it was the Mafia and I was getting robbed," said Casciolo, a thin man with sunken eyes who was dressed in a gray suit and tie. "I was thinking: Everything is catching up to me."

Casciolo was instead tackled by six members of an undercover Philadelphia drug squad. They ransacked his apartment without a warrant and ignored his plea for a lawyer, he testified Wednesday in a federal police corruption trial, speaking nervously about the November 2007 takedown.

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http://youtu.be/rpshbslmLnE

"The mark of a free society is its ability to tolerate intolerance. Even if discrimination is offensive the right to do so must be protected"

A Shocking Admission: “The Federal Reserve is a Criminal Conspiracy”

Posted on April 1, 2015 by Charles Hugh Smith

A spokesperson assured the assembled media that the Fed Board was “deeply concerned” about the American people, inflation, and the unemployment rate, but he was heckled off the stage.

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In this episode of the Lions of Liberty Podcast, I welcome in fellow podcast host, James Newcomb of the Outside the Music Box podcast. James describes how he first found his passion in music, and how that led to a job as a musician with the U.S. army. James then details how he became acquainted with libertarian ideas, and how those ideas began the questioning of his role in the U.S. Army, eventually leading to his request for a discharge under conscientious objector status. James and I discuss the process to attain this status, why James is taking this route instead of just walking away, and what military defense might look like in a more ideal world. James then describes how he has channelled his energy into the Outside the Music Box, and as usual I end the show with my wrap-up rant!

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The presidential plans of GOP senators are testing the loyalties of their home-state brethren.

By Manu Raju and Lauren French

Republicans from all across Kentucky will be in the audience next week when Sen. Rand Paul announces his presidential run in Louisville — with one big exception.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has endorsed Paul’s national bid. But there are official endorsements and then there are endorsements with all the accouterments — fundraising help, stops on the campaign trail, leaning on fellow pols to get on board — and McConnell’s imprimatur is decidedly in the former category.

In the latest twist in a relationship between two politicians who in many respects are polar opposites, the Republican leader won’t be on hand for his junior senator’s White House campaign kickoff. Sources familiar with his decision insisted it’s not meant as a slight: McConnell is simply following through on his pledge not to campaign for Paul, lest he play favorites among the three other members of his conference planning or eyeing bids of their own.

“While McConnell has made his support for Rand known, he also has a job to do as majority leader,” said one Republican official with knowledge of their relationship. “With several members of his conference running for the same office, it’s just easier for him to do his day job that way.”

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Taking aim at Jeb Bush, a group of leading New Hampshire conservatives and libertarians are preparing to stage their own caucus three months before the state’s first-in-the-nation primary — and then unify behind the winner.
Sick of the string of centrist GOP-ers who’ve dominated the state’s primary in recent years — including John McCain (twice) and Mitt Romney — conservatives and libertarians are hoping to defy the conventional wisdom that the Granite State is moderate-friendly turf between the evangelical-dominated Iowa caucuses and socially conservative South Carolina.

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By Andrew Griffin | Tuesday 31 March 2015
The Independent

A new report claims that Facebook secretly installs tracking cookies on users’ computers, allowing them to follow users around the internet even after they’ve left the website, deleted their account and requested to be no longer followed.

Academic researchers said that the report showed that the company was breaking European law with its tracking policies. The law requires that users are told if their computers are receiving cookies except for specific circumstances.

Facebook’s tracking — which it does so that it can tailor advertising — involves putting cookies or small pieces of software on users’ computers, so that they can then be followed around the internet. Such technology is used by almost every website, but European law requires that users are told if they are being given cookies or being tracked. Companies don’t have to tell users if the cookies are required to connect to a service or if they are needed to give the user information that they have specifically requested.

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After seeing the manner in which Monica Lewinsky has so valiantly resurfaced these last few months in order to take a stand against “cyber bullying” (aka, journalism) I’m convinced that if she had a dynamic counterpart to help spread the message her effectiveness would drastically increase. The past few months she’s shed light on many issues as a result of being bullied (aka written about) in the media after the incident occurring in the Oval Office.

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It’s clear the PFIC rules are part of the long-term trend of the US government using burdensome regulations to effectively shrink the number of options available to you.

http://www.internationalman.com/articles/more-unofficial-cap...

Amid the frenzy of unwavering support or opposition to the RFRA, what many passionate sideliners are forgetting in the conversation is the fact that there is already something in place which is a far better protector and promoter of everyone’s liberty equally: the Free Market. Both the zealous Christian and the liberal Leftie would do well to remember that what one side cheers, applauds, and legislates today against an issue they may not agree with, the opposing group may cheer, applaud and legislate tomorrow when suppressing the liberty of the opposing group they equally do not agree with. With such continuous and constant protective legislation being written into law, soon enough, no one will have any individual rights left and all that will remain are laws regarding what can be said, done, purchased, and even thought by Americans in the land of the not-so free.

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http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/joni-mitchell-hospita...

Joni Mitchell has been hospitalized, according to the singer's official Twitter. "We are awaiting official word on her condition and will post it here as soon as we know," the tweet said.

Sorry Charlie: You think you can trust Parliament w/ this power? Ha!
You can't trust an 'Independent' body! (like us);
You aren't binding the money supply to a tangible commodity.
So don't expect anything 'Revolutionary' to happen. (too bad) :(
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REYKJAVIK (AFP) - Here

Iceland's government said Tuesday it would consider a revolutionary monetary proposal removing the power of commercial banks to create money and handing it to the central bank.

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