Posted in truth quest, truth quest podcast, constitution, tenth amendment, slavery, tariffs, capitalism, bill of rights, fourteenth amendment, ninth amendment, fifth amendment, income tax, fourth amendment, first amendment, free speech, secession, decentralization, morality, abraham lincoln on May 18th, 2020
In Episode #98, we focused on the most common myths about Lincoln. In this episode, we take a deeper look at the man, his motivations, his actions and consider what his true legacy should be. Specifically we examine how he destroyed states' rights, his dictatorial actions during the war, his real agenda and we make a strong case that he should have been charged as a war criminal had he lived.
Show Notes
The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and and Unnecessary War, Thomas DiLorenzo
Brion McClannahan - Episode #163 - Lincoln and Trump
Was the Civil War Necessary
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Posted in truth quest, truth quest podcast, constitution, Thomas Jefferson, article i section 8, tenth amendment, gun control, second amendment, slavery, tariffs, bill of rights, fourteenth amendment, due process, government subsidies, states rights, ninth amendment, fifth amendment, fourth amendment, first amendment, free speech, secession, abraham lincoln on May 10th, 2020
When you think of Abe Lincoln what do you think? "Honest Abe?" A great orator? The Gettysburg Address? The five dollar bill? Mount Rushmore? He saved America? His assassination by John Wilkes Booth? His Zeus-like monument in Washington, D.C. He always ranks at or near the top of every list of “the greatest Presidents.”
But what is the truth about Abraham Lincoln?
Show Notes
The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and and Unnecessary War, Thomas DiLorenzo
Brion McClannahan - Episode #163 - Lincoln and Trump
Was the Civil War Necessary
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Posted in shawn brodof, constitution, nsa, affordable care act, nullification, bill of rights, due process, wikileaks, julian assange, fifth amendment, mass surveillance, Snowden, whistleblower, fourth amendment on Nov 17th, 2019
If you ask the average American their impression of Edward Snowden, you are likely to hear him portrayed as a villain; he is a traitor to the country and should be tried for treason. A growing minority, however, view him as a hero for exposing the illegal and unconstitutional mass surveillance program which was implemented shortly after the terrorist attack on September 11.
In this episode, we examine the Snowden saga with an eye toward what it teaches us about the Constitution.
Show Notes:
My Life as a NewYork Times Reporter in the Shadow of the War on Terror
Presidents Surveillance Program Worked with Private Sector to Collect Data After Sept 11
Edward Snowden and Turnkey Tyranny
Edward Snowden on the Joe Rogan podcast
Permanent Record, by Edward Snowden
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