Nanny State to Ban Toasters, Kettles & Hair Dryers!

U.S. Hikes Fee To Renounce Citizenship By 422%

U.S. Hikes Fee To Renounce Citizenship By 422%





Slaves have to buy their freedom. Freemen are free to walk away.

No, a Soldier Cop on Every Corner Does Not Sound Great

Dept Of Homeland Security Funding Local Police Depts To Be Able To Spy O...

Dallas DEA harasses citizen journalist

Illinois GOP sends Armed Thugs to Libertarians Homes

Illinois GOP sends Armed Thugs to Libertarians Homes



Illinois Libertarian volunteers rushed to the state capitol to defend their ballot access petitions. Image courtesy of DuPageLibertarians.org.

CDC Whistleblower

Senior government scientist breaks 13 years of silence on cdc’s vaccine-autism fraud

african american boys willfully exposed to high risk of autism from mmr vaccine

Undercover Cop Tricks Autistic Student into Selling Him Weed (Full Length)

Ferguson: Libertarians have been leading the charge against the militarization of police for years.

Ferguson: Libertarians have been leading the charge against the militarization of police for years.

Liberals are up in arms about police militarization. Libertarians are saying: What took you so long?

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Ferguson, MO and Police Militarizati...

My Outrage Over the Rick Perry Indictment

Here's to the Warmongers | Criminals, Liars and Psychopaths

"IT IS LAW"

When those who make the laws don't respect their own laws why should we?
Break the law pictured on the left of Obama and your life is ruined. Break the law pictured on the right and  you will be showered with benefits. 

Snowden: lies pushed me over the edge - Yahoo News

Snowden: lies pushed me over the edge - Yahoo News

In an interview with Wired magazine in Moscow, where he sought asylum after the revelations, Snowden said he had long been troubled by the activities of the National Security Agency (NSA), which employed him as a contractor.

But it was only when Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers that the agency does "not wittingly" collect data on millions of American citizens that he was angry enough to act.

The magazine released the article online Wednesday, along with several new photographs of the once-elusive Snowden, including a cover shot of the technician lovingly cradling an American flag.

Snowden says he made his decision to leave his office in Hawaii and head to Hong Kong with secret documents on thumb drives after reading in March 2013 about Clapper briefing a Senate committee.

8 YEARS-OLD DUDE!!! If this is your "society" please count me out!

Criminalizing Americans for Government Profit | Casey Research

Criminalizing Americans for Government Profit | Casey Research

Forget protecting and serving; we’re all potential bad guys in the eyes of the law that looks to jail us, fine us, and seize our property for profit. Retired LAPD Deputy Chief of Police Stephen Downing told FoxNews Latino, “The federal government has turned policing into policing for profit.”

Cops are tracking down cash, rather than crime. Downing told Fox that departments now direct police assets to generate cash, instead of investigating murders and rapes. And there are plenty of abstruse laws to trip up even the most careful citizen. The American Bar Association task force reported that the body of federal criminal law is “so large… that there is no conveniently accessible, complete list of federal crimes.”

Columbia law professor John Coffee estimates the federal government has the criminal process at its disposal to enforce as many as 300,000 federal regulations. In his introduction to One Nation Under Arrest, Edwin Meese III writes, “It is only a slight exaggeration to say that potentially everything you do each day is subject to criminal law: driving, shopping, gardening, and even, yes, eating.”

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, James L. Buckley, one of the very few men to have served in all three branches of government, noted that the US Code, the entire body of federal statutory law, has gone from one volume before the New Deal to 33 or 34 volumes by the 2012 edition, which is still being printed.