The Daily Bell – by Wendy McElroy
I believe America’s political institutions are beyond redemption. The hope for America lies with individuals who live freedom rather than talk about it or pursue it through authorized means. Freedom now rests with individuals who say “no,” in combination or alone.
But the issue of where America falls on the spectrum between “free” and “totalitarian” is important to air for at least two reasons. First, there is a key difference between America and most police states. In East Germany, the average person knew he lived under tyranny and he did not expect justice to result from petitioning the tyrant. In America, many if not most people still trust the government enough to believe in reform rather than in the quiet revolution of saying “no.” They still listen to the mainstream media, no matter how bitterly they complain about it. Nothing else can explain why people surrender their liberty and money in return for broken and retreaded promises. Continue reading “Measuring The Extent Of A Police State”

The New American – by Bob Adelmann
Renew America – by Gina Miller
SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo
Militia News – by Wayne Allyn Root
Freedom Outpost – by Lorri Anderson
Freedom Outpost – by William Lafferty
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The Eagle – by MICHAEL BARNES Austin American-Statesman
Militia News – by James Wesley Rawles
New York Times – by MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and ERIC SCHMITT
The New Boston Tea Party – by Dennis Prager
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The New American – by Alex Newman