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N.H. Free Staters Cheer Thomas Woods' Speech on Nullification Doctrine
Wednesday, 27 February 2013 19:00
Written by Jack Kenny
http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews...ation-doctrine

It seems like Tom Woods speaks in New Hampshire every year. He came to NH in 2011 and attended the Nullify Now Conference in Manchester, NH. There he spoke and met with leaders of the NHGOP and freedom community. ...

Originally Posted by donnay

11 Foods That Get Your Sex Drive Going Naturally

by Laura Klein

Can eating specific foods get that mojo going? I'm a skeptic about this theory, but curiosity got the best of me so I decided to investigate. Because hey, I'll admit, there are times we could all use some inspiration to get in the mood and get it on. And yes sometimes eating specific foods do stimulate bodily desires, so bring it on baby!

As one of my favorite Doctors states, Dr. Nalini Chilkov

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Originally Posted by jabowery

TO THE CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

We the people of the United States who are committed to the present U.S. Constitution, recognizing that a conspiracy's unconstitutional control over Congress has resulted in the passage of unconstitutional "laws" far too numerous to be tested in the courts, hereby state our grievances and our petition that two specific steps be taken by Congress to correct this condition. Compliance with this petition requires that

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Last week and for the rest of this week, registration for the Porcupine Freedom Festival is only $35. The $35 special runs until Sunday evening and then the regular price of $50 kicks in. If you want to save $15, please register for Porcfest 2013 by Sunday evening. You may register online or in person at Liberty Forum.

Don't miss out. Get your 10th anniversary of Porcfest special discounted ...

Paul Krugman repeatedly refers to this model to justify money printing. Amazingly, though, he misunderstands his own model.

What’s Wrong with Krugman’s Baby-Sitting Co-Op Model?

The famous Keynesian economist Paul Krugman says a story about a baby-sitting co-op “changed my life”, and he argues that it’s a “story that could save the world”. From his 1998 Slate article:

The Capitol Hill co-op adopted one fairly natural solution. It issued scrip--pieces

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