Libertarian host giving a $250 silver statue to listeners free
Libertarian talk show host Kurt Wallace is joined by co-host and screenwriter Brian Christopher Hunt of Hollywood CA. Their popular new show Just Add Popcorn on Talknetwork.com features film and television news, reviews and weekly guests More »
Tommy says Shelby Chong is the reason for his successful comedic career
Tommy and Shelby Chong join Kurt Wallace to talk about the failed war on drugs, they discuss how the fight with cancer has effected their live. Tommy shares why Shelby is the More »
Jeffrey Tucker – In many ways corrupt government is better than good government
Here is a preview of the next podcast of Beautiful Anarchy with Jeffrey Tucker where he gives homage to a certain politician for breaking laws in ways many libertarians would celebrate. Click More »
Is there legal recourse when NSA perverts spy on you naked?
Do you want the NSA looking at your naked body? Americans are fed up with the NSA–but are they ready to do something about it? Have we reached a tipping point? What legal More »
Cheney vs. Paul – the battle continues for the future of the Republican party
The Rare Report with Jack Hunter and Kurt Wallace : It’s the old guard vs. the new. The tea party vs. the establishment. Libertarians vs. authoritarians. Who will win? One in thirteen African-Americans More »
Libertarian host giving a $250 silver statue to listeners free
Libertarian talk show host Kurt Wallace is joined by co-host and screenwriter Brian Christopher Hunt of Hollywood CA. Their popular new show Just Add Popcorn on Talknetwork.com features film and television news, reviews and weekly guests like Tommy Chong, Reggie Hayes and Keith Baxter.
The show’s newest sponsor Heads or Tales Coin is giving away free an incredible pure silver statue from the Frank Frazetta collection “Atlantis” depicting a Sparta style soldier with armor – holding a spear. For more information on how to get this free statue CLICK HERE! Or visit the Just Add Popcorn Facebook page www.facebook.com/justaddpopcornpodcast .
Here is there episode with Tommy Chong and Shelby Chong of the Cheech and Chong dynasty:
Tommy says Shelby Chong is the reason for his successful comedic career
Tommy and Shelby Chong join Kurt Wallace to talk about the failed war on drugs, they discuss how the fight with cancer has effected their live. Tommy shares why Shelby is the reason for his successful career. We talk about dancing with the stars, their greatest comedic influences and their secret to a happy 40 year marriage – raising three children.
Jeffrey Tucker – In many ways corrupt government is better than good government
Here is a preview of the next podcast of Beautiful Anarchy with Jeffrey Tucker where he gives homage to a certain politician for breaking laws in ways many libertarians would celebrate.
Is there legal recourse when NSA perverts spy on you naked?
Do you want the NSA looking at your naked body? Americans are fed up with the NSA–but are they ready to do something about it? Have we reached a tipping point? What legal grounds do we have against federal workers who pass around nude pics of us and our loved ones?
Is it government’s job to tell you what we should eat, drink, smoke and think? Shopping carts with Michele Obama telling food stamp recipients what healthy foods to buy? Is this for real? Should government control what they–or you–buy?
Can you be a conservative without being a libertarian? Establishment Republicans are attacking libertarian conservatives like Rand Paul and Justin Amash every chance they get. But can you even be a conservative without, to some degree, being a libertarian? We take a hard look at the definition of conservatism and it’s future.
Follow us on Twitter @rarereport
Cheney vs. Paul – the battle continues for the future of the Republican party
The Rare Report with Jack Hunter and Kurt Wallace :
It’s the old guard vs. the new. The tea party vs. the establishment. Libertarians vs. authoritarians. Who will win?
One in thirteen African-Americans can’t vote due to the war on drugs–will Rand Paul be successful in restoring the voting rights of these non-violent drug offenders?
With the IRS scandal heating up has public distrust of government reached a new level?
Freedom From Choice film preview
This new film tackles the issue of corporatism, an issue that can unite people in a trans-partisan nature. Visit Freedom From Choice
Freedom From Choice is a feature-length documentary examining the current state of life and personal choice in America today. Experts from many different fields offer a frank and startling look at the hidden limitations in our daily lives. Focusing on key areas such as food, medicine, finance, and media, Freedom From Choice provides viewers with a glimpse at the myriad of ways their lives are being dictated, and tells us who stands to gain.
Cracking the Code on Malaysia 370: The Ping is the Thing….
I can’t take credit for actually cracking the code on this one – that belongs to American Everyman, possessor of the most acute “truthdar” known to man…but even with him laying it out, it took me a few passes to fully comprehend the smoking gun he found, so I thought I would try to explain it in a nutshell….
Here’s what happened in the initial moments of the crisis of Malaysia flight 370…
At 1:07am on March 8, a periodic scheduled ACARS-with-data transmission was sent by flight 370. Another ACARS-with-data was not expected until 1:37.
At 1:19am, one of the pilots radio communicated “Alright, good night.”
At 1:21am, flight 370 disappeared from radar after briefly registering a drop in altitude from 35,000 to 0 feet.
Crimea & Self-Determination: The First Principle of the Law of Nations
While living in Los Angeles in 2008, I had an epiphany. I saw a Soviet-style poster of Barack Obama’s face and wondered what red-blooded American would be attracted to such ominous imagery. The face wasn’t bad, it was the Andy-Warhol-meets-Vladimir-Lenin color-blocking that freaked me out. Around the same time, George W. Bush had signed a law that would, incrementally of course, ban the warm glow of the Edison lightbulb. For me, this convergence of events was the tipping point. I realized, the American Experiment had failed. Limited government was a utopian fantasy. No piece of paper, no matter how brilliantly conceived or masterfully written, could defend itself against a central monopoly on the use of force. No matter how limited at its inception, the power would be nurtured and abused until it converted all useful social power into state power.
Once I had this revelation, I gave up hope. I concluded that man was destined for serfdom, perhaps camouflaged as a combination of taxes and regulations, but unjust limits on personal and economic freedom and the theft of the fruits of one’s labor were inevitable in any organized society.
Manufacturing Advocacy
Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky used the phrase “manufacturing consent” to describe how the media acts to garner the consent of the governed for policies and actions to which an objectively informed constituency might not consent. This builds on the premise by the great and precocious Étienne de La Boétie that government always requires the consent of the governed. The media, Herman & Chomsky’s theory holds, manufactures this consent.
Recently, however, I have noticed that the phenomenon goes beyond manufacturing consent and now qualifies as manufacturing advocacy. I have noticed that when I try to tell people one-on-one about the truth behind the propaganda, (most recently, for example, with regard to the Ukraine), the majority of people don’t evaluate the new evidence they had been previously shielded from, they actually argue against it! The responses differ between left and right, but the result is the same: irrationally advocating the unprincipled behavior of our agents in government against our own interests as tax-paying citizens who value liberty and justice for all.
Here are two typical responses I got recently when I offered my well-documented claim that Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland plotted with US Ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt to install a new government in Ukraine weeks BEFORE the coup.
Rep. Mark Sanford: “There is a bigger libertarian footprint” than ever in Congress
Check out the original post from Rare.us
Kurt Wallace: Some argue taxing the American people is necessary for the common good of society, and thus politicians debate on how much lower or higher we should be taxed. Libertarians argue that taxation of individual wages is taking our property from our labor. Therefore, it is what they term as government aggression, and thus services should be privatized. But what happens once the government has our money? Since the government does acquire our money, why is the conversation usually more focused on taxing us, and isn’t focused on government agencies and politicians’ spending habits? Does government spending behavior affect governments’ taxing behavior? And here to discuss is Congressman Mark Sanford of South Carolina. Congressman Sanford, thanks for being with us today on Rare.
