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Monthly Archives: June 2011
The End of the Internet
Many years ago there was a commercial for broadband in which someone reached “the end of the Internet” and was told to press the back button – offering the opportunities of a broadband connection when compared to dial-up. But now … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, art, big government, blogs, broadband, cable, cards, cartoon, charity, children, china, church, communism, communist, copyright, dial-up, dsl, dumbing down, facebook, fraternal, garbage, government, great firewall, hollywood, intellectual property, internet, ipod, iran, iraq, islam, kindle, kindness, liars, libya, media 1.0, media 2.0, music, muslim, north korea, offline, pakistan, poetry, politics, propaganda, sharia, sharia law, snow white, solitaire, soup kitchen, star wars, surveillance, survivalism, technology, television, terrorism, the end, turn off your tv, tv, vice, web, web 2.0, windows, youtube
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The Seven Deadly Dogmas of Public Life
Over the years I have come to the conclusion that there are a handful of issues which are neither discussed, debated, nor opposed by both politicians and the mainstream media. This is regardless of political party, ideology, columnist, or pundit … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, 60s, abortion, agribusiness, andrew napolitano, antitrust, ayn rand, big pharma, capitalism, catholic church, catholicism, clayton, companies, conservatives, conspiracy, conspiracy of silence, constitution, copyright, crusades, debate, doj, enforcement, establishment, establishment media, foreign aid, founders, founding fathers, free-market, intellectual property, islam, israel, jihad, judge napolitano, koran, law, lawsuits, liars, litigation, mainstream media, media 1.0, middle east, monsanto, monsatan, msm, muslim, napolitano, neocons, neoconservatives, paul, pro-life, protectionism, pundits, quran, rand, rand paul, republicans, ron paul, sex, sherman, silence, stereotypes, terrorism, trade agreements, treaties, vatican
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Ayn Rand Isn’t Libertarianism, She Destroys It
There’s been a lot in the news lately about how the Tea Party conservatives, like many libertarians, are fans of Ayn Rand’s works. Others, especially left-wing mainstream media outlets and (rightfully) concerned Christians, are pointing out the incompatibilities between Religious … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, agribusiness, alan greenspan, altruism, andrew galambos, andrew joseph galambos, anti-federalism, ayn rand, bad karma, big pharma, bretton woods, buddhism, capitalism, christianity, conservatism, conservatives, contract, copyright, cows, cult, drugs, economics, false gods, fed, federal reserve, federalism, food, founding fathers, free-market, free-market capitalism, freedom, frs, galambos, genetically modified foods, gmo, god, gold, gold standard, government, greed, greenspan, hormones, idol, intellectual property, joseph andrew galambos, joseph galambos, karma, keynes, labor, laissez faire, liberals, libertarianism, limited government, mainstream media, media 1.0, monopoly, monopoly money, monsanto, monsatan, msm, natural medicine, objectivism, pesticides, politics, prescription drugs, pro-choice, rand, religion, religious right, republicans, rgbh, selfishness, silver, sin, tea party, tribal, union, vitamins, wrong
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