PierzStyx

[QUOTE=PierzStyx;4514694]So, I've noticed that the last couple of albums from the band Muse have been intensely political. Many of their songs have been about corrupt leaders, tyrannical government, and the need for the people to fight back and stand up for their liberty. Every time I listen to these they get me pumped up to fight the government. Here are a few that I particularly enjoy and think are worth listening to. I personally love that there are popular musicians who are at least willing ...

[QUOTE=Anti Federalist;4509702]Based on ongoing research from organizations like [I]The Innocence Project[/I], I suspect the number might be as high as 30 percent.

Facts brought out in the following article bear that out even further.

[B]And yet another reason why you never talk to cops.[/B]

Even perfectly innocent people can make contradictory statements that can convict you or, in this case, be used by a government prosecutor to hammer you into talking ...

[QUOTE=PierzStyx;4492459]No such thing as a wasted vote. Voting your conscience is the best vote you can make, and the only one that means anything.

"We engage in the election the same as in any other principle: you are to vote for good men, and if you do not do this it is a sin: to vote for wicked men, it would be sin. Choose the good and refuse the evil. Men of false principles have preyed upon us like wolves upon helpless lambs. Damn the rod of tyranny; curse it. Let every ...

[QUOTE=Mani;4472927]OMG $#@! just got real. :eek:

I didn't want to talk about it, but I have to, I can't keep it in, I have to let this out so I can not fester about it.

Here's the background:

My friend is born and raised in Toronto, Canada. We've been good friends for 10-15 years. He's ambitious, driven, great salesperson, entrepreneurial. He's great in sales not because he's slick, but because he's kind, honest, wants to build a relationship with ...

[SIZE=3][B]Timeline to Tyranny[/B][/SIZE]

Steve Nolan with M.S. Wall
Infowars.com
June 3, 2012

“A dictator enjoys unrestrained power over the people. The legislative and judicial branches voluntarily cede this power or it’s taken by force. Most of the time, it’s given up easily, out of fear in time of war and civil disturbances, and with the support from the people, although the dictator will also accumulate more power with the use of force.”—Congressman ...