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Free-Market Analysis: This is a fairly remarkable article that uber-liberal New York Times media star Paul Krugman (left) has written. Imagine even a few years ago that an article by one of the Times’ most prestigious analysts would frankly castigate America’s ruling class and one begins to get a sense of the growing panic that must be circulating at the top of the proverbial heap. Krugman, who evidently and obviously rubs shoulders with these people, tells us that fingers are starting to be pointed – not at others in the US ruling class but at the larger civilian population. He wants to make clear he disapproves.

Overturning a common law dating back to the English Magna Carta of 1215, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Hoosiers have no right to resist unlawful police entry into their homes.

The Pima County Regional SWAT team fired 71 shots in seven seconds at a Tucson man they say pointed a gun at officers serving a search warrant at his home.

Jose Guerena, 26, a former Marine who served in Iraq twice, was holding an AR-15 rifle when he was killed, but he never fired a shot, the Sheriff’s Department said Monday after initially saying he had fired on officers during last week’s raid.

(May 10, 2011) — Approximately six weeks ago, The Post & Email began receiving newsletters from an organization called Save America Foundation, which is hosting a conference to announce major changes and future strategy as this article goes to press.

The Save America Foundation’s mission statement reads, in part:

The Save America Foundation (SAF), a not for profit organization, is intent on seeing the U.S. Constitution upheld by our elected officials. The foundation informs and educates the public through free Public Forums and through the SAF Online Education Center. The foundation is holding large scale nationwide conventions, establishing charter offices across the country.

The state is the only institution which can use the revenue from this organized theft [taxes] to presume to control and regulate people’s lives and property. Hence, the institution of the state establishes a socially legitimatized and sanctified channel for bad people to do bad things.

A “free society,” by contrast, does not establish a legitimatized “channel for theft and tyranny.” Instead, it “discourages the criminal tendencies of human nature and encourages the peaceful and the voluntary.” Thus to the extent a society’s institutions or social infrastructure personify freedom and not state control, then to that extent “harmony and mutual benefit of voluntary interpersonal exchanges” will be maximized.

A CNN/Opinion Research poll released late last week shows Paul faring the best against President Obama of any potential Republican candidate. He trails the president by only 7 points, 52-45 percent, in a head-to-head matchup. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee trails by 8 points, with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney down 11 points to Obama.

Last Thursday, the day of the first GOP debate, one of Paul’s fabulously-labeled “money bombs” exploded with the announcement of $1 million in contributions for the Paul campaign.

The analysis of power elite promotions, using mainstream articles as a fulcrum of attack, is perhaps the Daily Bell’s most notable current feature. Dominant social themes – the memes of the elite – are designed in large measure to alarm Western citizenry and to stampede them toward authoritarian solutions. The only antidote to power-elite promotions is free-market thinking. Another fairly unique perception that the Daily Bell regularly hammers home is that Internet itself is revealing and ruining these power elite driven dominant social themes – which worked so well in the 20th century. – The Daily Bell

“What seems astonishing today could become conventional wisdom in a short period of time,” Forbes said.
“The times they are a-changin’.” – Bob Dylan

Something serious is going on here. America’s economic recovery may be much weaker than advertised, while her economic vulnerability may be much greater than widely believed.
Confident citizens do not usually buy record amounts of guns and gold.

The number of Republicans who said that a third political party was necessary was at an all-time high since Gallup first began tracking opinion on the issue in 2003. And while support for a third party has crept steadily upward in the GOP, for the first time, it represents a majority opinion.

But this morning, on May 10, 1775, all was quiet at the fort. The soft morning sunlight had bathed it in the same soft pink as the lake below. The lone sentry on duty was asleep. The officers were asleep. In fact, nearly everyone was still dozing before the start of the day.

Guns in Wal-Mart, Gays in the military, Ron Paul on Osama bin Laden’s Death, Kwiatkowski on More Of The Same, Chuck Baldwin on Chuck, Gay marriage in uniform…

Coxe is little-known today, but his essays were among the most influential with the general public, if not the most influential, of all the pro-Constitution writers. His writings were not as extensive as, say, Hamilton, Madison & Jay’s Federalist, but they were much easier to read and may have been more widely distributed. His representations, and similar ones from other pro-Constitution writers, were central to the entire constitutional bargain.

“Circumstances demand we make adjustments by increasing funding to enhance rail safety and monitoring on commuter rail transit and screening who gets on Amtrak passenger trains, so that we can provide a greater level of security to the public,” the New York Democrat said at a news conference.

“When the Citizens of San Miguel County elect me as their new Sheriff in town, I will ban the IRS from San Miguel County, and if I catch an IRS agent within the boundaries of the county, without my permission, I will arrest them for TRESPASSING.”

“So when the government speaks of permits and licensing, anything dealing with the exercise of a right, they are, in essence, explaining how they are converting a right into a privilege and by doing so are assaulting the rights of all Americans and showing their disdain for the Constitution and their oaths to defend it.” – Michael LeMieux

Hi, I am not a veteran, I was 4F for the Korean Draft, so never went. I am 79 years young. I am 100% for the Oath Keepers, & appreciate what you are doing to keep the citizens of the USA safe. Keep up the good work!!