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Jon Stewart Points Out Media Silence on Ron Paul

I saw some guy has this as his pinned Tweet.

Potpourri

==> This podcast was not nearly as sultry as the image suggests. ==> Ron Paul responds to Paul Krugman’s “Old Man and the CPI.” (My own post coming soon…) ==> Tom Woods interviews Carlos Morales, a former Child Protective Services (CPS) worker. This is really good stuff for filling in a big hole in libertarian […]

Mr. Reporter, Don’t Make Tom Woods Angry. You Wouldn’t Like Him When He’s Angry

Apparently Tom knew that someone from the Washington Post was in the crowd, presumably to get juicy tidbits about what secessionist nutjobs Ron Paul was associating with. Here’s the speech Tom gave: BTW Tom’s opening joke is on the audio version here. It’s the Bruce Banner before he turns into the Hulk.

Court Intellectuals Hit Back at Whistleblowers

I’ve been traveling and just now read the mid-January piece in The New Republic by Sean Wilentz, a history professor at Princeton. The ostensible purpose of the article is to cast doubt on the motives of Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, and Julian Assange, but Wilentz’s hatchet job (and yes I use that term quite consciously) […]

MK Lords and Tatiana Moroz Talk Music, the Fed, and Bitcoin

Meghan and Tatiana were two of the stars of Porcfest 2013. In this interview they cover a range of topics. Tatiana explains that she used to be liberal until she learned economics from a certain Republican politician–and it wasn’t Newt Gingrich. Not that you asked, but this is my favorite of Tatiana’s original songs:

Memorial Video for the “Night of Clarity” 2013

Matt Harris (with help from wife Pacey) put together this excellent memorial of the event Carlos Lara and I hosted last summer in downtown Nashville. Stay tuned for the NOC 2014!

Lew Rockwell on Optimism Amidst Fascism

Nelson Nash apparently bought 50 copies of Lew Rockwell’s new collection of essays, Fascism vs. Capitalism, because he was so excited by it. He sent me one. I have only just begun it (David Gordon reviews it here), but I wanted to share the conclusion of his introduction, because it got me all fired up. […]