HALC member “TrinityTexas77″ shot videos of many of the speakers at this event. This is the video for former Graham County AZ Sheriff Richard Mack. Videos for other speakers will follow soon. Please share but give Miss Trinity credit… Enjoy!
Oct
9
Oct
9
HALC member “TrinityTexas77″ shot videos of many of the speakers at this event. This is the video for former Texas Republican gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina. Videos for other speakers will follow soon. Please share but give Miss Trinity credit… Enjoy!
Oct
9
HALC member “TrinityTexas77″ shot videos of many of the speakers at this event. This is the video for Rep. Ron Paul. Videos for other speakers will follow soon. Please share but give Miss Trinity credit… Enjoy!
Mar
12
[original Brenham Banner-Press article here]
Any would-be robbers looking to walk into the bank here had best think twice.
There’s a new sign in town.
About a month ago, Chappell Hill Bank president Edward Smith looked at a sign on the front door prohibiting concealed weapons from his business and decided to make a policy change.
Licensed to carry a handgun? Come on in, and bring your weapon.
Feb
14
This is done with some marginal language, but it is clearly an attempt to reach the average novice with concepts that are rarely clear to the masses… This video has been removed from many different locations on You Tube and other websites, but if you see it, you’ll know why…. The “powers-that-be” surely don’t want the word getting out to any more receptive audiences!!!!
Additional reading/viewing:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6260646431723948415#
http://americanistbookstore.com/books/shadows-of-power-by-james-perloff/
Jan
2
Losing weight? Finally clean that closet out? Finally do some travelling? Pssht! How about absorbing a comprehensive knowledge base on the U.S. Constitution? Thanks to Michael Badnarik you now have free video of his eight hour class on the U.S. Constitution. It is by far the most complete overview of the Constitution and every liberty-oriented, tea-party, libertarian, conservative, neo-con, liberal, socialist, communist activist should watch and absorb it in its entirety.
Again, this is an EIGHT HOUR session normally priced at over $100/ticket. Below is part 1 of 7. The rest is available at google video.
Dec
3
Ron Paul doesn't see any reason to prosecute WikiLeaks' Julian Assange and not the New York Times and other publications that have published his leaks.
Ron Paul came to the defense of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after Attorney General Eric Holder said the Justice Department was studying whether to charge Assange with a crime for releasing thousands of leaked government documents.
Paul—a Texas Republican House member and libertarian icon—told Fox Business that the notion of prosecuting Assange was a bad one
“In a free society we’re supposed to know the truth,” Paul said. “In a society where truth becomes treason, then we’re in big trouble. And now, people who are revealing the truth are getting into trouble for it.”
Paul compared WikiLeaks to the news media, asking: “I mean, why don’t we prosecute the New York Times or anybody that releases this?”
Dec
3
By Kevin Poulsen via Wired.com
Senator Joseph Lieberman and other lawmakers on Thursday introduced legislation that would make it a federal crime for anyone to publish the name of a U.S. intelligence source, in a direct swipe at the secret-spilling website WikiLeaks.
“The recent dissemination by Wikileaks of thousands of State Department cables and other documents is just the latest example of how our national security interests, the interests of our allies, and the safety of government employees and countless other individuals are jeopardized by the illegal release of classified and sensitive information,” said Lieberman in a written statement.
“This legislation will help hold people criminally accountable who endanger these sources of information that are vital to protecting our national security interests,” he continued.
The so-called SHIELD Act (Securing Human Intelligence and Enforcing Lawful Dissemination) would amend a section of the Espionage Act that already forbids publishing classified information on U.S. cryptographic secrets or overseas communications intelligence — i.e., wiretapping. The bill would extend that prohibition to information on HUMINT, human intelligence, making it a crime to publish information “concerning the identity of a classified source or informant of an element of the intelligence community of the United States,” or “concerning the human intelligence activities of the United States or any foreign government” if such publication is prejudicial to U.S. interests.
Leaking such information in the first place is already a crime, so the measure is aimed squarely at publishers.
Lieberman (ID-CT) has been going after WikiLeaks with a fury he once reserved for video-game zombies, pressuring first Amazon, and then data-visualization company Tableau, to blacklist the Read the rest of this entry »
Nov
27
A very interesting first-hand personal account of how it IS possible to get through “security” at an airport and not be felt up or irradiated by TSA pervs.
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By Matt Kernan
“You don’t need to see his identification.”
On November 21, 2010, I was allowed to enter the U.S. through an airport security checkpoint without being x-rayed or touched by a TSA officer. This post explains how.
Edit: For the sake of brevity, most of the quotes below are paraphrases. I have uploaded the actual audio and it is available here.
This past Sunday, I was returning from a trip to Europe. I flew from Paris to Cincinnati, landing in Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
As I got off my flight, I did all of the things that are normally requested from U.S. citizens returning from abroad. I filled out the customs declarations, confirmed that I hadn’t set foot on any farmland, and answered questions about the chocolates that I had purchased in Switzerland. While I don’t believe that these questions are necessary, I don’t mind answering them if it means some added security. They aren’t particularly intrusive. My passport was stamped, and I moved through customs a happy citizen returning home.
But wait – here was a second line to wait in.
This new line led to a TSA security checkpoint. You see, it is official TSA policy that people (both citizens and non-citizens alike) from international flights are screened as they enter the airport, despite the fact that they have already flown. Even before the new controversial security measures were put in place, I found this practice annoying. But now, as I looked past the 25 people waiting to get into their own country, I saw it: the dreaded Backscatter imaging machine.
Nov
18
Retired NYPD Special Victims Squad Detective, John Baeza, will be providing a free course to the public on the Constitution. Baeza currently provides this course all over Florida as part of his work as Assistant State Coordinator for the Florida Campaign for Liberty.
Please join us on Sunday, November 21st [12:30 pm-5:00 pm] at ITD Precision,
