Archive for the Rethinking Paradigms Category
Famous Urinals I Have Known
by Fred Reed It was getting late in Ajijic when Vi and I headed for the Camaleon. The narrow streets were empty and somber. Gringos do not go out as much as they once did now that the narco wars have reached the town. Light and music poured from the door. For some reason I thought of what the
Was It Worth It?
by Laurence M. Vance, LRC Would you sacrifice your firstborn son to establish a democracy in country that had a dictatorship? How about giving up your son to effect a regime change? What about exchanging your son to end the oppression of minorities? How about trading your son in return for a coun
Beltaine’s Fire – Anarchitecture
Beltaine's Fire is a hip-hop Celtic band from Oakland, California. I think the lead singer describes himself as a rapper, but I'm a white guy, so "rap" and "hip hop" are the same damn thing to me. Anyway, their music is a little bit jazz, a little bit Celtic, and the lyrics are all rap. Their lat
Ben Sommer – Super Brain
I'm way behind on this. I'd promised to post this a month ago, lost the email, and now I'm kicking myself for forgetting. Anyway, you all might remember Ben Sommer from his previous album, America'd, which I reviewed back in March. This new album is called Super Brain (I'm pesonally wondering
Win a digital camera!
Libertarian Punk Win the digital still camera that was used to take many of the stills in the GUNS AND WEED movie! It’s a genuine and functional piece of Hollywood Casperwood memorabilia! Here at Freedom Feens podcast we’re having a contest. Ends October 10th, 2011. Open to USA residents
Bounty Hounds Online
from WhatAGuySees In the course of writing for a popular Massive Multiplayer Online (MMO) and Role Playing Game (RPG) site, I get to try a fair number of games. Bounty Hounds was recently one of those. Overall, I was less than impressed. This is a sci-fi themed game where you are shipped t
World of Tanks MMO
from WhatAGuySees When I first saw this game, I didn’t really think it was going to be anything special. I’ve played tank and similar WWII strategy games before and was usually not impressed. This one, however, is very different. It’s also highly addictive. First, you are a tanker
House Committee Approves Bill Mandating That Internet Companies Spy on Their Users
by Rainey Reitman, EFF Despite serious privacy concerns being voiced by both Democratic and Republican leaders and by thousands of digital rights activists using EFF's Action Center, this afternoon the House Judiciary Committee voted 19 to 10 to recommend passage of H.R. 1981. That bill con
FDA Attempting Sneaky Back-Door Regulatory Action on Supplements
by Aaron Turpen, HFN The Food and Drug Administration has issued “draft guidance” requiring anyone selling anything as a dietary ingredient (this would include all supplements such as vitamins) that was “created” (meaning formulated) in the past 17 years must file a New Dietary Ingredient
A Review and Discussion of “Patriots”
Mili Note: Personally, I enjoyed this novel, but like others, I don't see it as any kind of blueprint. It's good information in regards to surviving the likely collapse and an illustration of one likely scenario that could happen, but I often think the book is given more hype than it really deserv
Pat Tillman – Hero or Willing Dupe?
Militant Note: I basically agree with Makow's assessment of the movie. It answers nothing, but instead just leaves more questions. Pat Tillman died as he lived, trying to be a hero. If only he had recognized that America's real enemy is within the gates. by Henry Makow, PhD Accor
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