The Libertarian Enterprise
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Number 744, November 3, 2013
That unfailing appeal of the Free Lunch
Coal by Rex May www.baloocartoons.com balooscartoonblog.blogspot.com facebook.com zazzle.com twitter.com |
The Impeachable Offenses of Barack Hussein Obama
Letters to the Editor
Traditionalism and Free Trade: An Exercise in Libertarian Outreach
Universal Declaration of Human Freedoms (UDHF)
Publisher's Note
Countering Davi Barker hit piece on Alongside Night published on SilverCircleUnderground.com
Brad's statement for The Libertarian Enterprise
Neale's Weekly Gun Rant Volume 32
Atlantea The Beautiful No. 250
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EDITORIAL MATTERS
This just in: Free Book for Free Minds through Guy Fawkes Day
And now, featuring things you'll want to read if you haven't already: Interpol Chief: Arm Civilians
And this important news also: Liberty in Liberty County! On October 31, 2013, Sheriff Nick Finch won his case at trial in Liberty County, Florida. The charges were complete nonsense to begin with, and the laughter in the courtroom was difficult to suppress as the prosecution presented its flimsy, farcical case. Sheriff Finch was charged and arrested and booked into his own jail last June. Sheriff Finch had done something nearly unheard of, yet noble and courageous. He nullified the arrest of a law abiding citizen who had the audacity of carrying a gun in his pocket. Sheriff Finch said "not on my watch." So the State moved in, arrested the Sheriff and re-arrested the citizen, Mr. Parish. The end result was Finch was removed from office and went to trial. Mr. Parish once again had the charges dropped, but he was ordered to perform 50 hours of community service and pay $200. Let's be very clear here: Neither man was guilty of anything!
There were no victims and no evidence that a crime had ever
occurred. Today, a jury consisting of six Liberty County
citizens nullified the charges against Sheriff Finch and
told the State officials who brought this case to trial
that they were having none of their shenanigans. Sheriff
Finch was reinstated as Sheriff just 15 minutes later.
The Wussification of Boys
Defense Distributed Reaches 50% of its Dark Wallet Fundraising Goal on Day 1 Yesterday, DD returned to indiegogo to launch a campaign for the collaborative development of Bitcoin's Dark Wallet, teased last month in The New Yorker. The project was covered yesterday in Forbes and the Financial Times. Within 24 hours we raised 25k USD in combined donations; half of our 45 day goal. Thank you for your interest in tending the fires of Liberty. We
believe there is a huge demand for crypto-anarchic projects after
Snowden, and have been blown away by the response.
Last Remaining Lead Smelter In The USA Closing After 120 Years So... now bullet makers will have to import lead, which will be a "controled substance" and subject to high tarrifs and/or bans? And finally:
Again a reminder that we have renamed our "Books For Sale" area of the main page "L. Neil Smith's Bookstore"—the direct link is ncc-1776.org/index.html#books New bumperstickers now for sale at our Zazzle store. And tshirts and so on coming Real Soon Now at Zazzle. We are a Reader-Supported on-line eMagazine. Click the "Pay" button to pay the editor or any of our writers whatever you want to pay. We all will appreciate it! Ken Holder
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