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MIAC Report: Ron Paul Supporters Labeled Domestic Terrorists?

Mon, 03/16/2009 - 11:43am | posted by Jason Pye

The general rule for me is if Alex Jones says it, don’t take it seriously. And that’s what I said on Thursday to several friends that e-mailed me a link to a story about how the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC) basically correlates libertarians and more specifically supporters of Ron Paul, Bob Barr and Chuck Baldwin, with potentially being a domestic terrorist or member of a militia.

PJTV visits Canada

Fri, 08/21/2009 - 12:12pm | posted by Jason Pye

One of the guys from PJTV paid a visit to our neighbor to the north to get a first hand account of Canadian health care:

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Conservatives in Canada.

Fri, 04/10/2009 - 7:48pm | posted by Alina Stefanescu Coryell

For those unfamiliar with The Western Standard, it is Canada’s own conservative magazine. I’ve been having a little fun blogging for them this week, and I’d love to hear some American voices weighing in.

I had no idea Canadians could get so excited. Come join the fray.

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MIAC Report Labeling Ron Paul Supporters Domestic Terrorists Rescinded

Mon, 03/30/2009 - 12:15am | posted by United Liberty Staff

Contributor Jason Pye recently reported on the government report emanating from Missouri which labeled supporters of Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin and Bob Barr as possible domestic terrorist suspects. Because of the immense public outcry, the report has been rescinded and apologies issued.

From John Tate, Executive Director of the Campaign for Liberty-

Dear Friend of Liberty,

Although it sometimes seems that freedom is shrinking everywhere we turn, the fact is a powerful grassroots stand can still stop Big Government bureaucrats in their tracks.

Is China Less Free?

Tue, 08/12/2008 - 1:26am | posted by Michael Orion Powell

B/W of the Canadian National Post comes an interesting note by David Frum:

David Frum questions conventional wisdom, noting: “Most China experts — and almost all world leaders — have long predicted that the country’s economic advance would force its leaders to liberalize and democratize. That prediction is looking wrong. Indeed, the opposite seems to have happened: China today is a more politically repressive society than it was in the mid-1980s.”