Conservative group has funding suspended after hosting Prager
Campus Reform | “We’re primarily concerned that the people in charge of our student fees see even mainstream conservative opinions as hate speech.”
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News posts aggregated from alternative news sources.
Philadelphia City Council Approves Bill to Remove Bulletproof Glass From Storefronts
Dems putting lives in danger, warn imperiled shopkeepers
NYT: Obama Only Lied 18 Times in 8 Years; Trump Off the Charts
Truth Revolt | Quick, somebody do a chart on NYT’s lies.
BUCHANAN: Unlike Nixon, Trump Will Not Go Quietly
Trump can survive deep state coup
Traditional Depictions of Mothers to be Banned in Adverts From Next Year Amid Ongoing War On ‘Gender Stereotypes’
Breitbart | Cooking, cleaning mums will be banned in advertisements across the UK from next year, following a study which claimed traditional gender roles are “harmful and outdated”.
Russia & China will engineer bitcoin apocalypse, Saxo Bank predicts
Saxo predicts that in 2018, bitcoin will surge to $60,000 with a market capitalization exceeding $1 trillion.
Russia & China will engineer bitcoin apocalypse, Saxo Bank predicts
RT | Saxo predicts that in 2018, bitcoin will surge to $60,000 with a market capitalization exceeding $1 trillion.
Weapons Went From The CIA To ISIS In Less Than Two Months, New Study Reveals
A weapons shipment of advanced missile systems switched hands from US intelligence to “moderate” Syrian groups to ISIS in only a two month time period.
Weapons Went From The CIA To ISIS In Less Than Two Months, New Study Reveals
Zero Hedge | A weapons shipment of advanced missile systems switched hands from US intelligence to “moderate” Syrian groups to ISIS in only a two month time period.
Will The Globalists Use The New Net Neutrality Rules To Shut Off Access To Alternative News Websites?
Hopefully the worst case scenarios will not play out, but if they do we could be looking at the end of the Internet as we know it today.
Will The Globalists Use The New Net Neutrality Rules To Shut Off Access To Alternative News Websites?
Michael Snyder | Hopefully the worst case scenarios will not play out, but if they do we could be looking at the end of the Internet as we know it today.
Senator Jones of Alabama Must Be Seated in U.S. Senate Now to Help Stop GOP Tax Scam Monstrosity; Support for Plutocratic Bill Still Soft, but Mass Action Is Needed this Weekend
United Front Against Austerity|Tax Wall Street Party American System Network|Thursday, December 14, 2017 Reeling from Alabama Defeat, Trump Searches for Plausible Scapegoats; Dina Powell of Goldman Sachs Exiting; Melodramatic Scenes as Omaros…
40 Years on the Road
In 1977 I began taking road trips (driving a car or truck) up and down Interstate 80. I had taken a few road trips prior, but 1977 was the first time I drove cross-country as an adult and for work… the first time I was looking on the experience with moderately confident and mature eyes. I’ve taken road trips many times since, though not in the past two years. That was a long gap for me. And then, just a few weeks ago, I took another trip down I-80. I quickly realized that this trip was almost precisely 40 years … Continue reading →
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Property and Contracts
Luther and His Progeny: 500 Years of Protestantism and Its Consequences for Church, State, and Society, edited by John C. Rao. In this post, I will examine the concepts of property and contracts as understood during the European Middle Ages; this is based on a chapter written by Brian M. McCall. I will say up front that there are concepts here that are confusing to me. Regular readers know that I view this period in Europe as perhaps the period that most closely approaches the non-aggression principle applied for any extended period of time. So…I (and maybe libertarians in general who would … Continue reading →
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Driving on Snowy Roads
While busy airports tend to get all the attention around the holiday travel season, the highways and byways are actually far more trafficked. Of long-distance travelers — those going 50 miles or more — over 90% are getting to where they’re going by car. Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year’s are in fact the most heavily trafficked times of year on America’s roads. While it’s wonderful that folks are traveling to spend time with friends and family, it’s also an unfortunate time of year to be on the roads in certain parts of the country. Icy streets and snowstorms can quickly change … Continue reading →
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