Amazon.com: Tom Woods' Nullification Book - #4 Non-Fiction, #31 Overall -- So Far

[FrankRep]

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Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1596981490?tag=nullifynow-20&camp=213381&creative=390973&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=1596981490&adid=0F58YNSVEP6CYX3YAZ4Q&)


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[FrankRep]

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State vs. Federal: The Nullification Movement
http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/usnews/constitution/2957-state-vs-federal-the-nullification-movement

Nullification in a Nutshell
http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/history/american/2971-nullification-in-a-nutshell




Preserving Limited Government, 10th Amendment

Former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz remarks at the launch of the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Center for Tenth Amendment Studies.

YouTube - Ted Cruz on Preserving Limited Government, 10th Amendment (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=canqpg_W25s&feature=player_embedded)



States Can Nullify Unconstitutional Federal Laws!


YouTube - Thomas Woods : States Can Nullify Unconstitutional Federal Laws! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9cyGproZGQ&feature=player_embedded)

[evilfunnystuff]

Was this today's Beck that The Judge hosted?

[bkreigh]

pre ordered mine yesterday to tell you the truth. Bought 5 or 6 other books as well. Cant wait to get them!

[emazur]

Was this today's Beck that The Judge hosted?

no woods today

[FrankRep]

bump

[FrankRep]

Nullification dropped to #40!

Get the word out about the book!

[libertybrewcity]

bump, im going to request it for my local library. ya'll should do the same!!!

[Cowlesy]

I have read 50 pages (just got it today) and must say that you all need to get this book. Tom Woods, using tons of citations, completely blows the modern interpretation of the necessary and proper, interstate commerce and general welfare clauses clean out of the water. On top of being well researched, Tom writes very clearly so that political novices can make sense of his arguments.

Tom has requested, and I am going to oblige, that obviously we get the book, read it, and post reviews about it whether at Amazon or on blogs. He's been a great champion of liberty, and I'd hope other forum members will also support his efforts and work.

[angelatc]

Amazon sent me an email Saturday that mine were on the way, but they're not here yet. :(

[QueenB4Liberty]

I'm getting it for Kindle but I'm sure I'll end up buying the real book eventually.

[Baptist]

Tom Woods' new book, Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century, is not just another reading assignment on the evils and failures of the current administration (like so many political books have been in recent years and decades). Instead, it's the centerpiece of a mass movement -- a new strategy to deal with those evils and failures of federal administrations -- past, present, and future.

Prominent founders like Thomas Jefferson and James Madison warned us that if the federal government were ever to become the sole and exclusive arbiter of the extent of its own powers, those powers would always grow, regardless of separations of power, protests, lawsuits, elections, or any other vaunted part of the American system.

Put another way, this would be like having your ex's mother as the final judge on the structure of your divorce settlement. (Thanks to Andrew Nappi for this perspective)

But, sadly enough, this is just what Americans have been doing for a long, long time. When the federal government violates the Constitutional limits on its power (which it has been doing in big ways for nearly a century), we the people have been going to the federal government to fix problems created by the federal government.

We the People march on D.C. to protest in the hope that federal politicians will change their minds and limit their own power. We the People go to federal courts with lawsuits in the hope that federal judges will limit the power of the federal government. We the People "vote the bums out" nearly every election cycle in the hope that new federal politicians will reject federal powers handed to them on a silver platter.

Seriously, folks, does this sound like an effective solution?

Clearly not, because no matter how many emails or calls we make, and no matter how many marches we hold in DC, federal power continues to grow. No matter how many lawsuits are filed, and no matter how many bums are voted out, federal power continues to grow -- and it doesn't matter what political party is in power, what black-robed deity is nominated to the Supreme Court, or what personality occupies the White House.

Woods makes the case that there actually is another option -- one that the powers that be (and their government-run schools) don't want you to know about. Nullification -- the act of rendering unconstitutional laws null and void, or inoperative, on a state level -- is, as Thomas Jefferson put it, the "rightful remedy" in response to acts of undelegated power by the federal government, and Woods lays it all out in brilliant fashion.

In Nullification, Woods not only goes through the historical and Constitutional case for nullification, but also many of the modern day applications of the principle. He shows us how this isn't just a good idea, it's already a movement -- and it's ready to hit the mainstream.

For example, in the past 2 years, multiple states have passed laws making national health care mandates illegal, eight others have passed laws nullifying some federal gun laws and regulations, and others are working to ban federal cap-and-trade regulations. And this is just the beginning. Dozens of states across the country are considering laws to ban a myriad of unconstitutional federal "laws" (which aren't really laws at all) and people are starting to catch on that the states can stop D.C.!

Over the last 10+ years, 14 states have actively defied unconstitutional federal laws on marijuana. And, starting in 2007, more than 2 dozen states started passing laws and resolutions banning the Real ID act. Today, while that law still sits on the books and has never been challenged in court, it's virtually null and void in most of the country. There haven't been any tanks rolling into states like California to shut down marijuana dispensaries, and funding hasn't been taken away from states like Missouri for refusing to comply with the Real ID Act. So whatever your point of view on these particular issues may be, there's an important lesson to be learned...

Nullification works.

Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century is not just another great book from a great author -- it's one for the generations and should become the guidebook for the future of liberty in this country.

In conjunction with the release of the book, the Tenth Amendment Center and WeRefuse.com have set up a multi-state speaking tour, NullifyNow. Tom Woods will be the keynote speaker at a number of locations and other top thinkers and activists will be on hand as well.

Already signed on to support this tour on a national level are prominent groups and organizations such as Campaign for Liberty, JBS.org, The New American and Young Americans for Liberty. The goal? To educate and activate people in support of this essential principle of nullification.

The bottom line is pretty straightforward -- if we continue doing the same things we've been doing all along, we know what's going to happen. The march to tyranny isn't stopping. Woods' Nullification gives us the blueprint, and NullifyNow brings us together to make it happen.

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/article.php?view=980

[tsopranos]

Tom Woods vs Neil Siegel on States' Rights - NPR Debate 3/23/10

Listened to about half of this before I got into something else... Woods nails it though as usual.

YouTube - Tom Woods vs Neil Siegel on States' Rights - NPR Debate 3/23/10 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcgbNVenUTA)

[Dreamofunity]

Woods barely got to speak compared to the other guy, lame.

[RSLudlum]

Just got it today along with another copy of Felix Morley's "Freedom and Federalism" to replace my torn n tattered copy. Hoping to get into Nullification tonight.

[Tend yer biscuits.]

YouTube - Nullification: Interview with a Zombie (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrcM5exDxcc&feature=player_embedded)

HT: AltRight (http://www.alternativeright.com/main/blogs/left-right/nullification/)

[FrankRep]

YouTube - Nullification: Interview with a Zombie (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrcM5exDxcc&feature=player_embedded)

HT: AltRight (http://www.alternativeright.com/main/blogs/left-right/nullification/)

:D:D:D

That was great.

[Baptist]

Just got it today along with another copy of Felix Morley's "Freedom and Federalism" to replace my torn n tattered copy. Hoping to get into Nullification tonight.

I'm ordering it tonight also. I'm looking for another book on Amazon so I get super free shipping. I'm eyeballing the book Woods coauthored with another guy-- the book about anti-war writings in American history.

[Matt Collins]

YouTube - Tom Woods on Freedom Watch 07/03/10 p.2/5 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J8QrErfbvA)

[Matt Collins]

YouTube - SA@TAC - Tom Woods and "Nullification" 7/2/10 Part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkN5xuCM35s)