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Via poster Anonymous
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Wikileaks' "Insurance File"
"Wikileaks has more 'goods' on the powers that be, including the US government, BP, Bank of America, and Gitmo, or so the rumors go.
The leaked data is stored behind an unbreakable 256 character randomly generated password."
The Streisand Effect
"........the US State Department, in their infinite wisdom, allows sensitive and potentially embarrassing diplomatic communications to be available on the SIPRenet (lol!) and classified at a low enough level so that millions of military and government personnel can have access to them. Then, lo and behold, one of those millions of people is a disgruntled Army PFC who decides to leak them. Rather than simply fire those who made the mistake of under-classifying and over-disseminating them, fix the underlying classification problem, and not comment on it any more than necessary, the government decides to make a whole lot of noise and, from the looks of it, involve their hands in an unprecedented internet censorship attempt.
So, whatever you do, don’t look at any of these links."
Texan Calls For Jail Time For Enforcing Obamacare
A bill that has been prefiled for the 2011 state legislative session creates penalties of up to $5,000 in fines and up to five years in jail for anyone guilty of the "felony" of attempting "to enforce an act, order, law, statute, rule or regulation" of Obamacare, the president's plan that effectively nationalizes the health-care decision making process. Via taurusndixie, SWR
Senator Rand Paul: From A Different Mold
Rand Paul Speaks At Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot Kentucky 2009
"Rand Paul reflects a different age when professionals lent their expertise to government; when our officials were successful privately and applied their skills publicly as a civic virtue. Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington and many afterward have died, but left their example by which we should gauge our current and future officials. Rand Paul fits the mold. Ted Kennedy and many others in the Senate, break it"
“Cracking North Carolina’s Closed Political System”
North Carolina
League of the South News Service
Sunday, 5 December 2010
“North Carolina’s Liberty Flag”
NC LS Winter Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI)
“Cracking North Carolina’s Closed Political System”
Saturday, 12 February 2011
11AM-3PM
Mayflower Seafood Restaurant, 1160 Huffman Mill Road
Burlington, North Carolina
L-R: Dr. Michael Beitler, Dr. Tom Minsel
Join us for a day of provocative analysis of North Carolina’s political system, an important part of our daily lives no matter what happens in Washington City. Our keynote speaker will be free market proponent and former US Congressional candidate Dr. Mike Beitler of Greensboro. He is the author of “Rational Individualism” and “Strategic Organizational Change,” and will be presenting his views on the limited ballot access prevalent in North Carolina.
Dr. Tom Minsel, Director of the NMI, will present “November 2010: Catch 22” an analysis of poll data results and the systemic problem built into our State political "system.” He will ably demonstrate how the State needs to take the lead in national politics and why the League of the South offers the only solution to our national plight. We expect a third speaker on the same topic and are in negotiations with a well-known political analyst from Charlotte.
Mark your calendars for February 12th. Members are expected, guests are always welcome.
Order Your Free Magnolia’s To Distribute!
This power-packed tabloid is one of the best tools the League provides for us to spread the good word in local restaurants, shops and information racks. They are available from the LS national office for only $20 for a bundle of 100.
Directions to the Mayflower Restaurant:
Take Exit 141 off I-40/85 and turn West away from town (left if you are coming from Raleigh, right if you are coming from Greensboro). The Mayflower is located on the left just beyond the interstate overpass and beside the Kangaroo gas station.
See www.northcarolina.chapterlos.
Washington – An Organized Criminal Enterprise
Representatives Will Sleep In Office — Literally
NEWSMAX
Come January, the House will have 94 new members, and at least 15 percent plan to sleep in their congressional offices rather than rent living space in pricey Washington.
“With voters again shunning Washington and fiscal excess, a number of incoming House members plan to demonstrate their scorn for both by camping out near their new desks,” The Wall Street Journal reported.
Rep.-elect Todd Rokita, an Indiana Republican, said he decided to sleep in his office after he was shown a 600-square-foot studio renting for $2,000 a month. Most House members earn $174,000 a year but maintain homes in their districts.
Rep.-elect Clarke Hansen, a Michigan Democrat, is another newcomer planning to bed down by his desk.
“I don’t want to be comfortable in Washington because I need to get back to metro Detroit,” he said. “Businesses are struggling right now. Families are struggling. I’m only in Washington to work.”
Rep. Pete Hoekstra is one veteran congressman familiar with the sleeping-in-office routine. The Michigan Republican has camped out on a couch by his desk a few nights a week since 1993. He declined to run for re-election this year to launch an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign, but his successor, Republican Bill Huizenga, has heard from hundreds of constituents who expect him to follow Hoekstra’s lead, according to The Journal.
“I think back home there’s a sense of frugality and sort of a Spartan element that this isn’t a place where you’re going to call home and get too comfortable,” he said.
House members are supplied with desks, file cabinets, tables, and chairs for their three-room suites in three House office buildings. They can sleep on a government-issue couch, but they must supply their own air mattresses or cots.
One new congressman who won’t sleep in his office is Steve Womack, an Arkansas Republican. He said: “I don’t think my staff wants to see me in my pajamas.”
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