Free Speech If You Dare

Judge Napalitano's "The Constitution and Freedom"

Published on 2010-04-25 22:06:00

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Bigger Government = Less Privacy

Published on 2010-04-25 21:35:00

Arguably our most famous founding father, Benjamen Franklin passionately declared, "Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both." Currently, these words come across loud and clear as we sacrifice liberty in the name of safety [hand-in hand with computer technology] the more exposed our citizenry is sacrificing its Fourth Amendment rights.Franklin's testimony about liberty vs. security is just as relevant now as it was first orated

Less is More

Published on 2010-04-25 21:34:00

Our founding fathers would be rolling in their caskets upon witnessing the super expansion of our current governmental powers... central powers must be rolled back in order to create a more perfect union.The Jeffersonian theory of expansion of governmental power at every possible opportunity is becoming more of a reality upon each tick of a clock. This activity is represented by bailouts, so called "economic stimulants," [aka; monetary inflation], military appropriations, congress men's/congress

Unalienable Nation

Published on 2010-04-25 21:33:00

With the recent announcement of Supreme Court Justice David Souter's stepping down, many concerns has been brought fourth that judicial activism will further trump inalienable rights.On the day that out Founding Fathers transferred the idea of inalienable rights from the Declaration of Independence to the the Constitution, this nation had created a blueprint for judicial officials to inspect and make Constitutional decisions. Well, this was the original intent.With many days of the sun rising an

Government Money + Newspaper Industry = No More Free Press

Published on 2010-04-25 21:30:00

With the swift moving Keynesian influenced president named Barack Obama, it appears as though the newspaper industry will soon dispatch its payroll towards the land of government sponsored handouts. By applying for those temporary remedies, this struggling industry potentially sets itself up with corrupt money as an exchange for editorial manipulation.Me and well as many others are very strongly dead set against the idea of bailing out any sector or any micro-sector of the economy. We feel viola