TSA Enhanced Screening Procedures Explained

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A TSA agent and an angry traveler explain why the TSA's new enhanced screening procedures are such a big deal.

Local farms could be illegal

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Mussolini is smiling: Big Ag is lobbying congress to protect their market share....

George Soros -- Obama's Boss -- America's Communist Leader -- CommieTunes 13

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http://www.commieblaster.com/george-soros-fund/ - CommieTunes Episode 13 showcases George Soros. He bought the 2008 election and America's President. Now he's running the country -- Starring Communists, Socialists and Marxists, George Soros, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Arianna Huffington and John Podesta. Special Guest Stars, Glenn Beck, Richard Poe, Phil Kent, The Blaze. More CommieTunes: http://commieblaster.com/commietunes/, Mountains of Reference Data here: http://commieblaster.com

Nigel Farage: 'Who the Hell do You Think You Are: The Euro Game Is Up!'

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Courtesy www.economicvindicator.com/: Today (11/24/10) during the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Nigel Farage, co-President of the EFD group, gave his concluding remarks at the European Council meeting on economic governance (28-29 October). His comments could have easily been directed at President Obama and the US Democratic regime of the past two years.

TSA - You don't HAVE to fly

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This video explains the seven simple steps to make travelers' security screening as liberty-depriving as possible while doing very little to keep anyone safe. Produced by Benjamin Howe & Caleb Howe

Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous on Government Pensions

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Common Sense: Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous on Government Pensions. The California Pension System has too many examples of abuse. While the media focuses attention on the income of people who produce wealth in this country, they ignore the abuse of those who were once know as public servants. It appears that too many of these government workers are becoming greedy leeches. Public service was suppose to be just that, public service. It seems that too many feel that it is just another entitlement program. These officials keep saying that there is nothing to cut from government spending but teachers and police officers. It is time to reexamine these pension plans and rid the nation of this officially sanctioned greed. But with states like California reelecting the same people and expecting the rest of the nation to bail them out, we can not expect them to do it on their own. Common Sense must once again rule the day.

Schultz Slurs Allen West: 'Ignorant, Doesn't Have A Clue'

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On his MSNBC show, Ed Schultz twice calls newly-elected Republican congressman Allen West "ignorant," says he "doesn't have a clue."

Whoopi Goldberg Doesn't Believe Japanese Attacked Pearl Harbor

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Whoopi Goldberg Doesn't Believe Japanese Attacked Pearl Harbor, Muslims More Persecuted Than Jews

Weekly Addresses - 11/27/10

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Weekly Address: Giving Thanks for Those Who Serve The President expresses gratitude to America's military men and women and their families, and discusses the steps his administration is taking to help create jobs so that next Thanksgiving, Americans can give thanks for a stronger economy.
Weekly Republican Address 11/25/10: Rep.-Elect Austin Scott

Rep.-Elect Austin Scott (R-GA) shares his thoughts on the Thanksgiving holiday. Last week, the incoming members of the House Republican Conference elected Rep.-Elect Scott to serve as their president. In the address, Rep.-Elect Scott introduces the freshman class, calling it a "new breed of leaders for a new majority and a new Congress." He also outlines Republicans' commitment to listening to the American people and focusing on their priorities: creating jobs, cutting spending, and fixing the way Washington works. These priorities are embodied in the Pledge to America, a governing agenda built by listening to the people. Scott will represent Georgia's Eighth Congressional District in the 112th Congress.

Weekly Republican Address 11/25/10: Rep.-Elect Austin Scott

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Rep.-Elect Austin Scott (R-GA) shares his thoughts on the Thanksgiving holiday. Last week, the incoming members of the House Republican Conference elected Rep.-Elect Scott to serve as their president. In the address, Rep.-Elect Scott introduces the freshman class, calling it a "new breed of leaders for a new majority and a new Congress." He also outlines Republicans' commitment to listening to the American people and focusing on their priorities: creating jobs, cutting spending, and fixing the way Washington works. These priorities are embodied in the Pledge to America, a governing agenda built by listening to the people. Scott will represent Georgia's Eighth Congressional District in the 112th Congress.

Walter E Williams - A Tax Fairness Proposal

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Professor Williams puts forward the notion that a person's say in government affairs should be in direct proportion to their funding of it. http://www.LibertyPen.com

Bobby Jindal in the Hot Seat

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Louisiana governor answers your questions on economy, politics and airport security.

Leadership and Crisis by Boddy Jindal

What We Believe, Part 6: Immigration

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In Part 6 of What We Believe, Bill looks at the critical distinction between legal and Illegal immigration, and how apologists for illegal immigration end up hurting the legal immigrants that have always been the backbone of America.

How Capitalism Works

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How Capitalism Works: An Economic Lecture on the Merits and Workings of American Capitalism:

In years 1000 - 1820 world economy grew sixfold, 50 % per person. After capitalism had started to spread more widely, in years 1820 - 1998 world economy grew 50-fold, i.e., 9-fold per person. In most capitalist economic regions such as Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the economy grew 19-fold per person even though these countries already had a higher starting level, and in Japan, which was poor in 1820, to 31-fold, whereas in the rest of the world the growth was only 5-fold per person.

Many theorists and policymakers in predominantly capitalist nations have emphasized capitalism's ability to promote economic growth, as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP), capacity utilization or standard of living. This argument was central, for example, to Adam Smith's advocacy of letting a free market control production and price, and allocate resources. Many theorists have noted that this increase in global GDP over time coincides with the emergence of the modern world capitalist system.

Proponents argue that increasing GDP (per capita) is empirically shown to bring about improved standards of living, such as better availability of food, housing, clothing, and health care. The decrease in the number of hours worked per week and the decreased participation of children and the elderly in the workforce have been attributed to capitalism.

Proponents also believe that a capitalist economy offers far more opportunities for individuals to raise their income through new professions or business ventures than do other economic forms. To their thinking, this potential is much greater than in either traditional feudal or tribal societies or in socialist societies.

Capitalism has been criticized from many perspectives during its history. Criticisms range from people who disagree with the principles of capitalism in its entirety, to those who disagree with particular outcomes of capitalism. Among those wishing to replace capitalism with a different method of production and social organization, a distinction can be made between those believing that capitalism can only be overcome with revolution (e.g., Revolutionary socialism) and those believing that structural change can come slowly through political reforms to capitalism (e.g., classic social democracy). Some critics recognize merits in capitalism and wish to balance capitalism with some form of social control, typically through government regulation (e.g., Social market movement and British Labour Party). Many aspects of capitalism have come under attack from the anti-globalization movement, which is primarily opposed to corporate capitalism and the economic policies of neoliberalism.

According to contemporary critics of capitalism, rapid industrialization in Europe created working conditions viewed as unfair, including: 14-hour work days, child labor, and shanty towns. Some popular novels arose during this time that took a critical view of the industrial revolution, such as some written by Charles Dickens. Some modern economists argue that average living standards did not improve, or only very slowly improved, before 1840.

Early socialist thinkers rejected capitalism altogether, attempting to create socialist communities free of the perceived injustices of early capitalism. Among these utopian socialists were Charles Fourier and Robert Owen. Other socialist thinkers argued that socialism could not be implemented before historical forces created the right conditions. They saw promise in the industrial revolution, viewing it as a new system that could potentially produce enough goods for the entire human population, but which was hampered by its inefficient method of distributing goods. In 1848, Karl Marx and Frederick Engels released the Communist Manifesto, which outlined a political and economic critique of capitalism based on the philiosophy of historical materialism. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon a contemporary of Marx was another notable critic of capitalism, and was one of the first to call himself an anarchist.

Bozell Tackles 'Climategate' on 'Fox and Friends'

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The MRC's Brent Bozell appeared on FNC's "Fox and Friends Saturday" on November 20 to discuss the media slant of last year's "Climategate." Saying the mainstream media is afraid to investigate faulty science on one of their "sacred cows," climate change, Bozell reported that 12 total stories have been done by the big three networks on "Climategate" in the past year.

Calif. to Release 40K Prisoners in Next 2 Years

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Gov. Bobby Jindal: Leading through Crisis - CBN.com

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Conflict builds character, but crisis defines it. Gov. Bobby Jindal is an example of this, an unlikely leader who is not typical politician. .. The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN http://www.cbn.com

Leadership and Crisis by Boddy Jindal

Grass Root News Minute 11-18-10

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NRA ILA Grassroots News

Weekly Addresses - 11/20/10

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Weekly Address: New START Treaty "Fundamental" to Security The President says ratifying the New START, a pivotal treaty with Russia on nuclear weapons, must happen this year. He explains that failure to ratify the treaty this year would not only mean losing our nuclear inspectors in Russia, but also undermine the international coalition pressuring Iran, put at risk the transit routes used to equip our troops in Afghanistan, and undo decades American leadership and bipartisanship on nuclear security.
Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell Delivers the Weekly GOP Address

In the Weekly Republican Address, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says, "The American people delivered a clear verdict on [the stimulus] and other failed experiments in the government-as-economic-stimulator on Election Day. But Democratic leaders in Washington continue to act as if nothing has changed, including their priorities."

He points out, "The top priority of most Americans is to create jobs and get the economy moving. And the single best thing we could do in Washington to achieve that goal is to prevent a tax hike that's about to hit every taxpayer and hundreds of thousands of small businesses at the stroke of Midnight on December 31st."

Leader McConnell explains, "Americans don't think we should be raising taxes on anybody, especially in the middle of a recession. But instead of giving Americans what they want, Democratic leaders plan to use the last few days that lawmakers expect to spend in Washington this year focusing on everything except preventing this tax hike, which will cost us even more jobs: ...Immigration...A repeal of the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' ...A reorganization of the FDA ... More environmental regulations... Democrats put off all these things until after the election, along with the most basic task of funding the government. By focusing on them now, and not on legislation to promote job creation and reduce spending, they're showing where their priorities lie."

Milton - Helmet and Seat Belt Laws

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Dr. Friedman explains how seat belt laws and helmet laws for adults make sense only when citizens are government property. http:www.Libertypen.com

Rick Santorum on Five 4 Friday with David Brody

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This Friday, David Brody interviews former PA Senator Rick Santorum.

NewsBusted 11/19/10

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Topics in today's show:

-- Bush memoir selling well

-- Islamic group to women in hijabs: refuse TSA screenings

-- China to buy GM stock?

-- Stimulus waste panel meets at Ritz Carlton

-- Sex toy shop opens drive-thru window

-- Va. to offer Tea Party license plates

-- Cubans upset with Castro killing in video game

-- Girls Gone Wild founder gets married

Starring: Jodi Miller
Director: Bruce Roundtower
Executive Producer: Matthew Sheffield

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