Two Video Clips from <i>Alongside Night</i>, by J. Neil Schulman

THE LIBERTARIAN ENTERPRISE
Number 775, June 15, 2014
The very sort of evil that our fathers and
grandfathers fought and bled and died to stop is
fully in control of the United States Government.

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Two Video Clips from Alongside Night
by J. Neil Schulman
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Special to L. Neil Smith's The Libertarian Enterprise

Elliot Vreeland (Christian Kramme) refuses a "one-minute topic" homework assignment from his teacher at Ansonia Prep School, instead creating his own video presentation, based on the book "Not Worth A Continental" by his father, Nobel-prizewinner-in-economics, Dr. Martin Vreeland (Kevin Sorbo).

From Alongside Night: "Economics in One Minute"
by J. Neil Schulman

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Elliot Vreeland (Christian Kramme) heads out to meet "Al" (J. Neil Schulman) at the Rabelais Bookstore, per instructions from Elliot's father, Nobel-prizewinner-in-economics, Dr. Martin Vreeland (Kevin Sorbo). Elliot's mission is to retrieve gold the family needs for a planned escape from arrest warrants due to a political crisis surrounding an impending monetary collapse. As Elliot approaches the bookstore he passes a news billboard showing Dr. Ron Paul talking about the monetary collapse while a news crawl shows that as the Dow hits $5 million the American dollar will no longer be accepted for stock trading.

Dr.Ron Paul in Alongside Night
by J. Neil Schulman

Official Movie Website: http://www.AlongsideNightMovie.com
Official Facebook: http://Facebook.com/AlongsideNightMovie
Official Twitter: http://Twitter.com/AlongsideNight

These are clips from the new futuristic political thriller, Alongside Night, based on the J. Neil Schulman novel praised by Milton Friedman, Anthony Burgess, Glenn Beck, and Ron Paul, written, produced, and directed by the original novel's author.

"A great movie, sure to be recognized as a milestone in libertarian entertainment."
—Scott Bieser, artist, Big Head Press

"The story is, by turns, touching, suspense-filled, violent when violence was called for, highly polemic, and altogether satisfying."
—L. Neil Smith, The Libertarian Enterprise

"A movie dedicated to promoting liberty and warning about a too powerful government."
—Coos County Democrat

"Abundant professional talent ...supported the making of this fine movie. The result is visually bright and stunning, laced and layered with great music and pregnant with the theme of the unquenchable human spirit seeking liberty."
—Jerry Jewett, Mondo Cult

Rated PG-13
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