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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Police State 4: The Rise of FEMA Bibliography
Alex Jones claims this film of his definitively proves the existence of FEMA camps. Does it really? Well, you now have the entire bibliography with which to double-check his thesis, as Alex himself as encouraged people to do. … Continue reading
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PGP: Pretty Good Privacy
[Download a PDF of this article] Privacy is an often-underrated value in this day and age that unabashedly worships Big Brother. Both private and public snoops seek to gain advantage over others by exploiting specific pieces of information. Only truly … Continue reading
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Islam is Not the Problem
Ann Barnhardt is an up and coming Patriot Rockstar who has gained notoriety by asserting that Muslims and communists are the core enemies of the American Republic. She doesn’t particularly care for el presidente Obummer, but completely overblows his importance … Continue reading
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No More Messiahs
“The path to hell is paved with good intentions.” – St. Bernard of Clairvaux (paraphrased) It may just be that the “Ron Paul lovefest” is coming to an end. … Continue reading
Posted in Dissident Philosophy
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April Morning
Patriot’s Day is held in remembrance of the Battles of Lexington and Concord. The various militia units were able to fend off the British redcoats and drive them back to city, thus beginning the Siege of Boston. A fictional novelization … Continue reading
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False Flag Operations
Asymmetrical warfare does not rely on organized lines of platoons, companies, and battalions marching openly upon the field of battle. Spies, guerrillas, and special-forces units conduct themselves deceptively since they are vastly outnumbered and outgunned. These shadow warriors necessarily rely … Continue reading
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The Law
Many activists today resent what is incorrectly referred to as “the law.” They view the United States Code with profound disgust and abject horror. Their entire lives have been infringed upon by these codified threats of violence against their property, … Continue reading
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How to Use Freenet for Social Networking (Mac version)
Update 13 September 2012: This post will no longer be updated. Complete and up-to-date instructions can be found at: http://go.to.freenet Freenet is one of the most powerful yet least known tools for anyone who is interested in secure Internet … Continue reading
Posted in Crypto-Anarchy
Tagged crypto-anarchism, electronic frontier foundation, freenet, social networking, software, technology
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Making the Best of Basics
It should go without saying that “preparedness” should be more properly defined for whatever your goals happen to be within the context of a given set of scenarios. The vague claim that a book will increase the “preparations” for a … Continue reading
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Anarchists Debating Socialists is Retarded
I came across the following 27 part video series (which, ironically, isn’t that long at all) that features a debate between voluntaryists and “democratic” socialists that was held at the Café Libertalia in San Diego over 2 years ago. There … Continue reading
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The Last Bastille 