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In an interview with Alex Jones on Monday, Connecticut senatorial candidate Peter Schiff, a long-time Ron Paul supporter, repeated comments made last year in support for pre-emptive war with Iran. In a roundabout way, Schiff admitted that his support has … Continue reading →

Posted on July 14, 2010 by justino | View Comments

Support* the Troops

Posted on May 30, 2010 by justino

It is easy to dislike politicians and what they do. It is not so easy to publicly oppose their henchmen: the police and the troops. The police are only enforcing the law. If you want it changed, lobby the legislature, … Continue reading →

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Questioned by a Census Worker

Posted on May 27, 2010 by justino

In the video (above), I was returning home from a day of political activism in Dallas a few weekends ago, when I was met by a census worker at the location at which I was present. We had an interesting … Continue reading →

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Would More Troops Occupy Iraq in a Ron Paul Administration?

Posted on March 16, 2010 by justino

I was reading Rep. Ron Paul’s plan to restore his interpretation of constitutional law to the nation had he been elected president in 2008. He wants to massively curtail the federal bureaucracy, reduce or eliminate several cabinet departments, not just … Continue reading →

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John Bush: Five Points of Contention with the ‘Restore the GOP’ Strategy

Posted on January 29, 2010 by justino

Super activist John Bush, of Austin’s Texans for Accountable Government, posted a commentary on the prevailing notion that liberty could be achieved by seizing control of the Republican Party. I have less care for electoral politics than might Bush, but … Continue reading →

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Getting Across to Non-Libertarians

Posted on January 13, 2010 by justino

Sometimes when discussing how society might function without an overbearing threat of violence imposed on ordinary people, anarchist libertarians are on a completely different wavelength during most political discussions. Typically, political discussions revolve around who to stab and how deep … Continue reading →

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