Procedures-procedures that ensure bureaucrats keep their job…no matter the cost to US.
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Bureaucracies
Posted by M. C. on April 22, 2025
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Survival
Posted by M. C. on April 21, 2025
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Happy Easter!
Posted by M. C. on April 20, 2025
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US-Backed Government Losing Control of Haiti
Posted by M. C. on April 19, 2025
Haiti is a Clinton Foundation poster boy.
We are from the Foundation and are here to help.
https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/us-backed-government-losing-control-of-haiti/
FILE PHOTO: A mans walks past a burning barricade during a protest against Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, October 10, 2022.(Credit: AFP / Richard Pierrin)
The US-backed government in Haiti and Kenyan military forces continue to lose territory to gangs and paramilitaries in Port-au-Prince. The inability to restore order is leading Haitians to demand a new government.
According to a report from Human Rights Watch, the Haitian government now only controls 10% of the capital city. “Haiti’s security situation is in a free fall and Haitians are suffering horrific abuses,” said Nathalye Cotrino, senior Americas researcher at HRW.
The Haitian government has struggled to control Port-au-Prince since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021. Following his murder, the US supported the rise of Ariel Henry as leader in Port-au-Prince.
Henry proved to be an ineffective prime minister, leading large numbers of Haitians to flee to the US as gangs took over more of the capital. In response, Washington sought a third country to deploy military forces to Haiti to retake control from the gangs.
While the Biden administration struggled for over a year to find a nation willing to deploy soldiers to Haiti, Kenya agreed to send troops in 2023 in exchange for US financial support, as well as Nairobi being named a Major Non-NATO Ally.
Henry’s consent to the Kenyan deployment eventually led to his ouster, with the US then creating a transnational government with Garry Conille as the new prime minister.
Kenyan soldiers began arriving in Haiti in the second half of 2024 with the goal of transferring power to Connille’s government, planning to have about 2,500 troops in the country by the start of 2025. At the beginning of the mission, gangs and paramilitaries were estimated to hold 80% of Port-au-Prince.
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American Troops Are Meant To Protect America — Bring Them ALL Home!
Posted by M. C. on April 19, 2025
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Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania
Posted by M. C. on April 18, 2025
In April of 2004, the 9/11 Commission began its tenth public hearing in Washington, D.C., probing the intelligence and law enforcement failures that allowed the September 11 attacks. Over two days, ending April 14, the commission grilled top officials like FBI Director Robert Mueller, Attorney General John Ashcroft, and CIA Director George Tenet, alongside former leaders like Janet Reno and Louis Freeh. The hearings exposed gaps—missed warnings, siloed agencies, and lax airport security—that let 19 hijackers execute their plan, killing nearly 3,000 Americans.
The commission’s 2004 report didn’t just dissect the past; it reshaped the future. Its call for tighter ID standards to prevent terrorist travel birthed the REAL ID Act in 2005, mandating a national ID system through state driver’s licenses. Sold as a fix for 9/11’s vulnerabilities, REAL ID requires biometric data, federal oversight, and links to sprawling databases—tracking where you fly, bank, or even enter a government building. With enforcement delayed time and time, the truth is clear: this isn’t about catching bad guys; it’s about watching and tracking everyone. The War on Terror’s fear machine turned a tragedy into an excuse for control.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania rejects this overreach. The 9/11 hearings showed government failed—not because it lacked power, but because it misused it. Piling on surveillance through REAL ID doesn’t make us safer; it makes us suspects in our own country. Freedom means moving through life without a federal leash, not proving your identity to board a plane. Let’s scrap REAL ID and the War on Terror’s bloated legacy—liberty, not tracking, is our shield.
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It’s Theft Day…
Posted by M. C. on April 15, 2025
For your crime of production, you will be ordered to pay a fine.
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| What really happens on Tax Day? |
| Martin, Today, if you haven’t done so already, you will provide evidence that you committed the crime of production in 2024. This self-incrimination is not only shielded from your protections under the 5th Amendment, but is mandated by the state. For your crime of production, you will be ordered to pay a fine. If you fail to pay your fine, you will be forcefully kidnapped from society and locked in a cage. Forced self-incrimination, robbery, and kidnapping are all bad, regardless of the aggressor or their title. Being forced to pay for the bombing of innocents in other countries and the captivity of innocents at home makes most Libertarians feel dirty. |
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REAL ID is Tyrannical … Authored By The Same Author of The Patriot Act!
Posted by M. C. on April 15, 2025
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“It was a classic bait and switch. The bait was “tax the rich”; the switch was “tax us all.””
Posted by M. C. on April 12, 2025
Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania
On this day, April 8, 1895, the Supreme Court struck down an unapportioned income tax in Pollock v. Farmers’ Loan and Trust, ruling it unconstitutional. The 1894 tax was sold as a levy on the ultra-wealthy—2% on incomes above $4,000—and promised to spare the rest. The 16th Amendment in 1913 reversed this, opening the floodgates to a tax now hitting nearly every American, funding a government that spends over $6 trillion annually on everything from wars to waste.
It was a classic bait and switch. The bait was “tax the rich”; the switch was “tax us all.”
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania decries this betrayal. Income taxes should be minimal or nonexistent—not a blank check for bloated bureaucracy. Pollock’s spirit deserves a comeback.
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Exposing the Lies That Keep You Trapped in Surveillance Culture
Posted by M. C. on April 12, 2025
Debunking the Biggest Myths About Data Collection
Being informed doesn’t have to mean being exploited.
https://nbtv.substack.com/p/exposing-the-lies-that-keep-you-trapped
Let’s be honest: data is useful.
But we’re constantly told that in order to benefit from modern tech—and the insights that come with it—we have to give up our privacy. That useful data only comes from total access. That once your info is out there, you’ve lost control. That there’s no point in trying to protect it anymore.
These are myths. And they’re holding us back.
The truth is, you can benefit from data-driven tools without giving away everything. You can choose which companies to trust. You can protect one piece of information while sharing another. You can demand smarter systems that deliver insights without exploiting your identity.
Privacy isn’t about opting out of technology—it’s about choosing how you engage with it.
In this issue, we’re busting four of the most common myths about data collection. Because once you understand what’s possible, you’ll see how much power you still have.
Myth #1: “I gave data to one company, so my privacy is already gone.”
This one is everywhere. Once people sign up for a social media account or share info with a fitness app, they often throw up their hands and say, “Well, I guess my privacy’s already gone.”
But that’s not how privacy works.
Privacy is about choice. It’s about context. It’s about setting boundaries that make sense for you.
Just because you’ve shared data with one company doesn’t mean you’re giving blanket permission to every app, government agency, or ad network to track you forever.
You’re allowed to:
- Share one piece of information and protect another.
- Say yes to one service and no to others.
- Change your mind, rotate your identifiers, and reduce future exposure.
Privacy isn’t all or nothing. And it’s never too late to take some power back.
Myth #2: “If I give a company data, they can do whatever they want with it.”
Not if you pick the right company.
Many businesses are committed to ethical data practices. Some explicitly state in their terms that they’ll never share your data, sell it, or use it outside the scope of the service you signed up for.
Look for platforms that don’t retain unnecessary data. There are more of them out there than you think.
Myth #3: “To get insights, a company needs to see my data.”
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