RE: Doom Paul
One of those gave me a funny idea. A “Ron Paul” Dead Rising or Island of the dead ‘mod’. The one where he’s got the baseball bat? Run around spouting his one-liners and such.
Al-Qaida calls for more attacks on embassies
Teen charged with trying to blow up Chicago bar
Calif. filmmaker: I won’t return to besieged home
Attackers in Afghanistan wore US uniforms
Colbert to NY Fordham students: ‘I love my church’
Anti-Putin protest draws tens of thousands
Topless Kate pix published in Ireland, Italy next
Google says it won’t take down anti-Muslim clip
US warns orders diplomats out of Sudan, Tunisia
Grey’s Anatomy is About to Become Government Propaganda Anatomy
Gene Callahan: Propagandist for the Fed
The Libya fiasco and the folly of intervention
He Said, She Said, and the Truth
The cheating at Harvard is not limited to Harvard. The New York Times reported July 5, 2011, “A state investigation released Tuesday showed rampant, systematic cheating on test scores in this city’s long-troubled public schools, ending two years of increasing skepticism over remarkable improvements touted by school leaders. The results of the investigation, made public by Gov. Nathan Deal, showed that the cheating occurred at 44 schools and involved at least 178 teachers and principals, almost half of whom have confessed, the governor said. A culture of fear, intimidation and retaliation existed in the district, which led to a conspiracy of silence, he said in a prepared statement. “There will be consequences,” Mr. Deal said.” This cheating, in Atlanta and at Harvard, may be part of a nationwide cheating pattern.
Private vs Public schooling.
Tedx Glasgow:
[view: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzv4nBoXoZc&feature=relmfu]
Molyneux almost turned me into an anarchist. The man is very articulate.
Kelvin, a tad bit late to the club:
http://candlemind.com/projects/progclub/file/michael/edu.php
in there is
TEDxGlasgow - How Private Schools Are Serving the Poorest by Pauline Dixon
Haha:
I actually don’t like the doom Paul site… 
Dr. Paul’s message is one of hope. We can stop this insanity at any point. There really is no such thing as a “cliff” that once we go off it, we’re committed to completing the insanity that was begun in the past. Even if the Powers that Be bring us to world war, we can stop at any time simply by withdrawing (withdrawing is not at all the same as retreating) and calling the troops home.
It’s never too late. Hope is never lost. The sick, misanthropic neocons that want war also want us to believe we’ve gone off some imaginary cliff and now there’s no going back… there must be war. The debt is so large and the apparatus of government is so out-of-control that we might as well resign ourselves to the fact of war. Ron Paul has set an example of consistent rejection of the pro-war message, including the message that “all is lost”.
Clayton -
Scariest organization you never heard of.
Clayton -
Doesn’t seem that bad…
I’m reading Rothbard’s MES and I’m ticked off by the definitions he’s using…
I forgot, actually. I’m sorry.
Has robert murphy or tom woods ever spoke at a ted talks?
I’d bet money you’d know if they had.
Doesn’t seem that bad…
Uniformity is the enemy of liberty. Ralph Raico does a good job explaining how competition among many small, diverse political units in Europe led to a liberal revolution. If your prince taxed you or regulated you too much, you could move to a more favorable location - no passport required.
Whenever you see the words “harmonization” or “uniformity” in connection with a seemingly benign organization, think “tyranny” instead.
I could see private organizations in Libertopia working to provide (more) uniform rules for roads and contract templates.
So they never have?
