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Retro Review: Hologram of Liberty

Retro Review: Hologram of Liberty

Hologram of Liberty by Boston T. Party - By far the best analysis of the United States Constitution and its founding than any other anti-federalist book I've ever read. Boston documents and fully explains his premise with hard-to-refute proof, using quotes from the Founders themselves! Boston st

How to Survive Without a Salary

How to Survive Without a Salary

by M.D. Creekmore, LRC [caption id="attachment_10077" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Amazon.com Affiliate Link benefits LewRockwell.com"][/caption] I found this book last fall while walking around a table at the local flea market. The table was piled several books deep, end to en

Libertarianism Today

Libertarianism Today

by Walter Block, LRC [caption id="attachment_9652" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Note: buying from this image's link supports LewRockwell.com (LRC)."][/caption] Book review of: Huebert, Jacob. 2010. Libertarianism Today. Santa Barbara, CA.: Praeger It has gotten to the poi

We Were Soldiers

We Were Soldiers

starring Mel Gibson To be honest, it's hard to go wrong with a movie starring Mel Gibson or in any way involving him. This one is no exception. For those who have read We Were Soldiers Once.. And Young by Lt. Col. Harold Moore, USMC (ret.), this is the movie based on that book and which Moore s

The Machinist

The Machinist

starring Christian Bale I've become kind of a fan of Christian Bale, who has definitely been the best of the Batman series actors and has been in some other great flicks, some of which I've talked about here. This is another good one that shows not only Bale's great talent on-screen, but his abi

AVATAR : One truth among the liars

AVATAR : One truth among the liars

by Blackdak22, The Freedom Project I watched Avatar many moons ago. It was a great movie. Spectacular in effects. A very good plot. And it had its moment of emotional drama when the hero, Jake Sully, shows up riding the great bird that was untamable. Brought tears to my eyes. Yes, it was all it w

“Sons of Liberty” Rockers Fight the NWO with a Full Length Record

“Sons of Liberty” Rockers Fight the NWO with a Full Length Record

Mili Note: I reviewed this band a few months ago.  They ROCK.  I'm grabbing up this new stuff now. from IW Jon Schaffer’s Patriot Movement Rockers “Sons of Liberty” Release Full Length Album to Wake People Up and Bring Down the New World Order!!! ICED EARTH brainchild, Jon Schaffer,

The Bank Job

The Bank Job

starring Jason Statham I thought this movie would probably be pretty good, since it stars an actor (Jason Statham) who is generally in some pretty decent movies. Some of his films have sucked, but others have been awesome. So I figured there was a decent change this one would be OK. Plus, it's

Tempest At Dawn

Tempest At Dawn

by James D. Best This is a historical novel based on the true events surrounding the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.  It's based mainly on the notes of James Madison and the letters and personal writings of Roger Sherman.  Sherman was one of the few in attendance at the conventio

Gamer

Gamer

starring Gerard Butler This movie turned out to be about what I'd expected it to be. It's an OK movie based on a kind of cool sci-fi premise, but done with half-assed execution. The effects, acting, and so forth are what you expect and aren't bad, but the editing sliced up the story, which beco

Inglorious Basterds

Inglorious Basterds

starring Brad Pitt, Quentin Tarantino I actually thought this movie was a comedy when I saw the previews. It sort of is, but not really. In fact, to be blunt, about the only decent thing in this whole flick is Brad Pitt's performance. I'm gaining a lot of respect for him as an actor. Otherwis

Patent Absurdity

Patent Absurdity

from Militant Reviews by Jamie King, Luca Lucarini This is a documentary film outlining how software patents (aka "patents on processes") have taken the patenting process and turned it into a legal playground where only the heavily lawyered-up can survive. Most would be amazed to know th

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