July 4, 2014
Category: Cartels vs. liberty
July 3, 2014
The noise from the woods; or how corporations ruin stewardship
By Franklin Sanders WESTPOINT, TENN. — I showed up at the office on 2 June and the noise was boiling out of the woods behind my daughter Liberty’s house, …
July 1, 2014
If county clerk caves under gay ruling, citizen ‘relators’ given authority to oust him
By David Tulis Christians and people of religious interest Monday exulted in a defense by the federal high court of Hobby Lobby and the Green family, spared an Obamacare …
June 20, 2014
Tennessee press ignores cronyism in supposedly nonpolitical judge ‘elections’
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog (Editor’s note: This Q&A with Tennessee judicial activist George Scoville is preceded by a Part 1. I encourage you to support Chris Butler’s work …
June 14, 2014
Free bodies, enslaved minds; escaping the state factory school
By Tammy Drennan In 2004, former Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky wrote a book called The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror. Sharansky writes, …
June 11, 2014
How, without Christianity, states’ rights, liberty will not be re-established
By Franklin Sanders At the beginning of my career as a professional defendant, I had occasion to file some papers in Marion, Ark., the Crittenden County seat. Now I …
June 7, 2014
State would sweat under EPA lockdown, but prof warns against chemtrail breakout
By David Tulis / Chattanoogan.com Local economy has many enemies that deny people in my hometown — Chattanooga — and yours a large measure of autonomy. One enemy is …
June 4, 2014
‘Buying time’ doesn’t fix financial crises; it makes the next ones worse
The strategy of “buying time so the financial system can heal itself” by protecting a systemically destabilizing financial sector has failed because it could only fail. By Charles Hugh …