"The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary." ~ H.L. Mencken
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Alex R. Knight III 1 week 6 days agoBuilding 7, 14 Years OnBlog entry Alex R. Knight IIINever Forget Building 7: https://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-never-forget-building-7/
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Alex R. Knight III 20 weeks 5 days agoConfucius Institutes: China's Trojan HorseWeb link strikeStraight out of the communist playbook, as per Saul Alinsky's RULES FOR RADICALS.
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Alex R. Knight III 28 weeks 5 days agoIs The Greater Idaho Movement A Model For National Divorce From The Political Left?Web link strikeIt's certainly a step in the right direction.
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Mark Reynolds 29 weeks 2 days agoThe Technological Elite Are Now in ControlWeb link strikeThey may be in control of someone else. But they are NOT in control of me.
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mishochu 29 weeks 3 days agoDo We Need a Vaccine for Hubris?Page D. Saul WeinerMore prescient than one would have realized after the experiencing 2020-2023 in real time.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 1 week agoAmerica is DyingBlog entry Alex R. Knight IIIhttp://www.informationliberation.com/?id=63335
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 5 weeks agoMass Formation PsychosisWeb link strike“Madness is something rare in individuals — but in groups, parties, peoples, and ages, it is the rule.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 5 weeks agoThe Medical Mystery Linking TikTok to an Explosion of Severe Tics in Teen GirlsWeb link strikeI wouldn't be surprised to learn that it's some kind of experimental Chinese electronic warfare measure, given that TikTok is a direct arm of the CCP.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 5 weeks agoEx-Precious Metals Traders at JP Morgan Convicted of FraudWeb link strikeAnd they're just the ones that got caught.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 16 weeks agoRace-Based Grading SystemWeb link strikeThe fruits of Marxism: Complete and total insanity.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 34 weeks agoJordan Peterson Resigns as ProfWeb link strikeFortunately, he now has the money and the influence to not need that job -- a fact that more than likely burns the leftist lice inside that university up to no end. I'm sure Peterson will continue to have an enormous impact for years to come.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 35 weeks agoRussia Bans All CryptocurrenciesWeb link strikeLook at the timing. They don't want CIA/MI6 funded internal destabilization movements during the Ukraine standoff like what we just saw attempted in Kazakhstan. Uncle Sam and the other political gangs don't want us to have the freedom of crypto -- but they have no problem using it as a tool to further their own ends, meantime.
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 41 weeks agoFDA: We Need 75 Years to Release Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine DataWeb link strikeSo that everyone responsible -- and those who would sue or push for criminal charges against them -- are long dead.
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Kevin Van Horn 1 year 42 weeks agoVaccine Disaster AheadWeb link strikeHey, don't you know that the word "unprecedented" is only supposed to be used for describing things the Trump administration did?
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 43 weeks agoUnprecedented Scramble to Find Spare Parts for TrucksWeb link strikeReminiscent of Cuba.
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Suverans2 1 year 43 weeks agoVaccine Disaster AheadWeb link strikeMUST SEE!!
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Suverans2 1 year 43 weeks agoOR Wants to Make COVID Restrictions PermanentWeb link strikeThe first link is to a video; the second is to United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit spoken of in the video. https://www.activatehumanity.com/posts/18472393?notification_id=2012539243 https://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/BST-Holdings...
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Alex R. Knight III 1 year 51 weeks agoIntellectual Property and LibertyPage Alex R. Knight IIIhttp://voluntaryist.com/uncategorized/on-the-ownership-of-ideas/#.YVikrJrMJPY (Updated link to the Voluntaryist.com article referenced above)
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csaaphill 2 years 1 week agoWhite House: Mandates for the Unvaxxed Are ComingWeb link strikeYah but the federal govt can't mandate it for us. The states might try but even then they can't. Private sectors will be the most successful in making these mandates. Which is why more than likely although not all but mostly this is the mark of the beast, since if you can't buy or sell without it then yes that's what it is. I care less if you don't see hundreds of millions and billions dying all at once it is or will be. The full on Mark of the Beas though is already been doled out. Revelations where it says about the star who falls to earth and pollutes the water is Satan and the polluted water is God's word. The dead are already dead they're the walking dead. Unpolluted water is truth from his word but most anyone every where don't follow truth. What I mean is one such example is Romans 13. It didn't say to obey Govt it said to obey the higher liberty. The word for power in Romans 13 from the original Greek is Exousia not power. if you follow the false teaching of Romans 13 you're following the Mark of the Beast. Like mask wearing makes people look like Grasshoppers and demons as far as I'm concerned. Plus just under mask mandates some have not been able to buy or sell in some places. Stores will begin if not already stop you from even entering if you don't wear a mask and or have the vaccine. The federal Govt can only mandate their own employees. State can only mandate so far as well, but by far it will be the private sector will be the most successful in this. stop protecting the private sector on being able to deny you your rights. The second amendment doesn't stop at the door!
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 6 weeks ago1,250 Woke Companies Unite Against Election Integrity LawsWeb link strikeInteresting, still-relevant article. IOW, this happened in 2020: https://thenewamerican.com/will-the-2010-us-census-data-be-used-to-fraudulently-register-voters/
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 29 weeks agoAmazon Starts to Ban BooksWeb link strikeIt just never, ever stops, does it?
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jd-in-georgia 2 years 31 weeks agoThe Roots of Our Deep Political DividePage Douglas YoungProfessor Young, you’ve provided a rather objective observation on our country’s political climate. Because you avoided praising or condemning any of the opposing sides for any of these issues, aren’t you afraid of losing your job? After all, you are a college professor. The idea of presenting these issues in a format which might force a person to engage in the daunting task of actual thought could be problematic to these youngsters who are so used to being told what to think. Of course, by telling a student that, “it might not kill you to think,” it may be perceived as a personal threat. Perhaps you could say, “it will not hurt you to think.” That might have the student running for the nearest on-campus safe-space, but at least you should still have your job. By the way, this is sarcasm. Some folks might not understand sarcasm because sarcasm is a result of an active mind. I better stop because sarcasm is likely to be canceled.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 33 weeks agoSatisfaction Takes Deepest Dive EverWeb link strikeGood.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 35 weeks agoMindsWeb link strikeThis is really getting out of control now.
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Lawrence M. Ludlow 2 years 35 weeks agoCarl Watner, RIPWeb link strikeSorry to hear that. I haven't been in touch with anyone in that bunch for years.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 36 weeks agoCarl Watner, RIPWeb link strikeEvidently, either Ian Freeman (Barnard) and/or Pete Eyre won't allow me to post the very same comment about Carl Watner that you see above on the freekeene.com article. What the hell gives?
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 36 weeks agoCarl Watner, RIPWeb link strikehttps://everything-voluntary.com/carl-watner-rest-in-peace-1948-2020
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 36 weeks agoCarl Watner, RIPWeb link strikeThe one and only time I ever spoke with him "in person" was by telephone last summer. He shipped me a box full of old back issues of The Voluntaryist, and I sent him some voluntaryist.com stickers I had made up. He was such a nice guy, and made great contributions to the libertarian movement. He will always be missed. :-(
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 36 weeks agoRush's Prescient PredictionWeb link strikeA really good, succinct one.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 37 weeks agoLauren Boebert Will Carry Her Gun to CongressWeb link strikeThis is awesome. :-)
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 38 weeks agoWhy I Won't Accept Biden as PresidentWeb link strikeTo my own self-admitted amazement, my hat goes off to Gingrich on this. Very well stated.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 41 weeks agoTake Down Those Christmas Lights, Bigot!Web link strikeAbsolutely unbelievable mentality.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 42 weeks agoWalter Williams, RIPWeb link strike:-(
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 43 weeks agoYouTube Censors Mises InstituteWeb link strikehttps://mises.org/power-market/youtube-attempts-silence-mises-institute https://www.infowars.com/posts/youtube-attempts-to-silence-the-mises-institute/
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 45 weeks agoMass Exodus From FacebookWeb link strikehttps://everything-voluntary.com/fuck-you-facebook-im-leaving
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emartin (not verified) 2 years 45 weeks agoMaybe We Can Learn Something From the Marijuana Experience?Page Marc J. VictorIf you would have forced the prosecution to provide evidence that the plaintiff physically existed, that the "law" was constitutional, and that the constitution applied to the defendant, you could have put an end to the death and destruction in 1994.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 46 weeks agoGlenn Greenwald Leaves The Intercept After It Censored His Article About Biden's CorruptionWeb link strikeProbably the last honest journalist left in America. Maybe add Tucker Carlson.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 47 weeks agoImpossible SimplicityBlog entry Alex R. Knight IIIAnother of my articles covered on the Bryan Hyde Show today: https://lovingliberty.net/10-29-2020-the-bryan-hyde-show-hour-one/
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 47 weeks agoSuicideBlog entry Alex R. Knight IIIMy recent EV article made it onto the Bryan Hyde Show: https://lovingliberty.net/10-27-2020-the-bryan-hyde-show-hour-one/
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 49 weeks agoThe Smoking GunWeb link strikeThis is so sweet. The timing couldn't be better. :-D
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 49 weeks agoNorth Korea Has World's Largest Mobile ICBMWeb link strikeWonderful. Just in time for the coming conflict with China.
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Alex R. Knight III 2 years 50 weeks agoHunter Biden's Business Partner Going to PrisonWeb link strikeVery unlikely that Biden wins. Even with all of the fraud that will invariably be involved, I still think it'll be a Trump victory. A lesser evil or "preference" in the Rothbardian sense, if you will.
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Suverans2 3 years 13 weeks agoPublic vs. PrivatePage Paul HeinOne cannot have "private" property if one chooses to be, or remain, a member of the group known as "public", that is to say a "citizen[1]". When one chooses to do so, he has sold his birthright (his natural liberty) for a mess of pottage (membership-only entitlements, privileges, civil rights); (only freemen, i.e. semi-sovereign[2] individuals, retain their natural rights), so, as Paul Hein correctly stated, "...you have put the yoke upon your shoulders. Quit complaining, and pull!" Proverbs 23:1 (KJV) When thou sittest to eat with a ruler, consider diligently what is before thee: 2 And put a knife to thy throat, if thou be a man given to appetite. 3 Be not desirous of his dainties [entitlements, privileges, civil rights]: for they are deceitful meat. [Bracketed information and emphasis added] [1] CITIZEN. In general. A member of a free city or jural society, (civitas,) possessing all the rights [civil rights, not natural rights] and privileges which can be enjoyed by any person under its constitution and government, and subject to the corresponding duties. ~ A Dictionary of Law (c.1891), page 206 [Bracketed information added] Que sentit commodum, sentire debet et onus. He who derives a benefit from a thing, ought to feel the disadvantages attending it. 2 Bouv. Inst. n. 1433. ~ Bouvier's 1856 Law Dictionary [2] One is said to be semi-sovereign only, and not sovereign, when in any respect or respects he is liable to be controlled by a paramount government. The "paramount government" of the Freeman is the "law of nature" or to be more precise, the "Natural Law of Man". In order for the Freeman to retain his own Natural Rights, he must be obedient to the Natural Law of Man, that is to say, he must respect everyone else's Natural Rights. "Tse-kung asked, 'Is there one word that can serve as a principle of conduct for life?' Confucius replied, 'It is the word 'shu' -- reciprocity. Do not impose on others what you yourself do not desire.'" ~ Doctrine of the Mean 13.3 To the man who tells the truth, give a fast horse; he will need it to escape on.
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daeuri 3 years 20 weeks agoDr. Fauci's Ex-Employee Tells AllWeb link strikeYouTube already took this video down. Behold the power of the dark side.
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Ironhorse 3 years 26 weeks agoWasteful Spending in the Coronavirus Stimulus BillWeb link strikeWords escape me on just how the American people can be so ignorant, the republic is dead...
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thomaslknapp 3 years 28 weeks agoPandemic Projection Model Shows 2.16 Million Deaths in USA by July 4thWeb link strikeWhy not just buy the domain "promotingunjustifiablecoronaviruspanic.com" instead of polluting Strike The Root with this crap?
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Alex R. Knight III 3 years 29 weeks agoGreta Thunberg vs. Boyan SlatPage Alex R. Knight IIIThe "Anti-Greta": :-) https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/teen-climate-change-denier-dubbed-21573332
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Tony Pivetta 3 years 31 weeks agoQuestions to Consider Regarding Mass ShootingsPage Douglas Young"You believe in God?" the Atheistic Rights Theist asks. "I believe in God." "Whose God?" Uh-oh. Faith smashed! "The same God Who is the Author of Natural Rights," I answer. Ha! He thought I was going to ask, "Why do you hate God?"! "Rights," the Atheistic Rights Theist solemnly intones, "are logical constructs governing the behavior of moral agents. How those moral agents came into existence is irrelevant." Nothing faith-based in that statement! "So you believe in Rights?" I ask. "Of course." "Whose version of Rights?" "What are you talking about?" The Atheistic Rights Theist sounds annoyed. "I'm making a statement of fact. There are competing versions," I answer. "Rights are objective, rational, discoverable." "I agree. Whose version of 'objective, rational, discoverable'?" "You're a mystic," the Atheistic Rights Theist parries. "Meaning what? I believe in God?" "Yes. Theism is irrational. It poisons your thinking." "That may well be, but atheists subscribe to competing versions of Rights." Again, I'm stating the obvious. "They can't all be right." "I didn't say they could." "Why do you hate Rights?"
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ReverendDraco 3 years 32 weeks agoQuestions to Consider Regarding Mass ShootingsPage Douglas YoungJust remember that religion flourishes where violence lives. In a country where people have hope, religion fails. Violence falls. If one truly wishes to be safe. . . follow the Atheists.
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Tony Pivetta 3 years 35 weeks agoBordertariansPage Alex R. Knight IIITax the serfs to bomb the wogs. Tax the serfs to resettle the wogs. Tax the serfs to feed and house the wogs. Tax the serfs to compel association with the wogs. Tax the serfs to quell the inevitable serf-wog clashes that ensue. Tax the serfs to fund the police state necessitated by all that quelling. "OMG! You're against mass immigration? What kind of libertarian objects to voluntary interactions?!"
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