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The Editor’s Notes
by Ken Holder
For anyone who is skeptical about the claim that many of
the ruling elite want us normal people dead: Schumer wants to make it
illegal for normal people to own body-armor. (I bet he wears some, though.)
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Letters to the Editor
from A.X. Perez, Jeff Fullerton, and John Duck, and Jim Woosley
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Excerpt From Rosalie’s World
by L. Neil Smith
Author’s Note: Rosalie’s World is the
fourth volume of the Ngu Family Saga, which takes us from the terraformed
asteroid Pallas, to Mars (see: Ares, forthcoming) to the asteroid
Ceres, and now, to humanity’s first extra-solar settlement. Olympic champion
Llyra Ngu Trask and her girlhood companion Jasmeen Khalidov Ngu bring their
families to pioneer a strange new planet, all the animal life of which is
mammalian. Morgan Trask, a Newfoundlander, is the male skating champion
Llyra married. Tieve is Wilson’s daughter, whom he and Jasmeen are raising.
“Young Emerson” is Lyra’s son, named after his great, great grandfather.
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What Are They Teaching The Kids: Dark Satanic Mills Edition
by Sarah A. Hoyt
One of the Marxists—and the
unaware-they-are-Marxists-by-indoctrination products of our indoctrination
machines, including those who now teach in them—worse lies is the maligning
of the industrial revolution.
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J. Neil Schulman: A Tribute
by Sean Gangol
I know that this tribute is going to be one of many that
will be published on TLE, many of which will be from people who
actually knew J. Neil Schulman better than I did. While I never got the
honor of meeting Neil in person, he still had an impact on the way I view
individual freedom. It was in the year 2001, not too long after I discovered
libertarianism through the works of Aaron Zelman and L. Neil Smith, when I
had gone through what I call my “flirting with libertarianism period.” I
wasn’t sure if I really embraced every aspect of libertarianism and I was
constantly looking for more information on the subject. This was also before
I discovered the works of Ayn Rand and long before I had even heard of
Murray Rothbard. Hell, at the time I didn’t even know of the existence of
Reason magazine. At the time I found myself searching for L. Neil Smith’s
books that were out of print at second-hand book stores, when I came across
J. Neil Schulman’s Alongside Night. At first, I thought it was one of the
works of L. Neil Smith, since those two have similar names (common mistake).
When I realized my mistake, I decided to read the description on the back,
which actually showed that it was indeed a libertarian novel with a story
that centered around an economic collapse. After reading the novel, I found
myself intrigued by the very idea of a group of anarchists creating an
underground network, which provided everything from underground markets to
armed resistance against the government. To this day my favorite part of the
book and its movie adaptation is the underground mall which sold everything
from cannabis to nuclear weapons. Later, I would discover his other great
works such as, Rainbow Cadenza and Escape from Heaven.
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Adventures in Herpetology: A Day at the Reptil Show and the Almost Perfect Day
Sunday August 4 2019: The Pittsburgh Reptile Show
by Jeff Fullerton
A day is often never anything like what you think it’s
going to be. The original plan was to stay home and not go anywhere and make
up for yesterday but I ended up going to a reptile show. That decision was
made the day before at work when I decided to look and see if there were any
shows going on and there was the Pittsburgh one in Cheswick.
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Roswell, Texas
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others) may contain:
Humor, Snark, Truth, Thoughts That Might Be Different Than
Yours, Ideas You Never Thought Of, Things You Never Heard
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L. Neil Smith personally recommends Climate Depot
as the best general source of infomation on the subject.
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The Down With Power audiobook read by Brian Wilson
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Americans Have Obeyed Their Last Gun Law
A cyberpamphlet by L. Neil Smith
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Holsters and Sheaths from Survival Sheath Systems
Used and recommended by L. Neil Smith
Take a look at:
survivalsheath.com
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Agenda 21: The United Nations Programme of Action
Planning for Your future, serf!
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