Political Revolution

By Gary D. Barnett

January 22, 2020 - The question seemingly always raised is that the idea of true freedom sounds good, but how do we do it? What is the single plan to fix everything? Obviously, there is not one answer or any legitimate short answer to this question, and those that ask it are usually not really interested in real freedom in the first place. In fact, most people do not want the responsibility of freedom, and that makes the government’s job easy, because as a rule, the only thing required by the State to keep the apathetic public at bay is to offer them safety and benefits. They are happy to remain slaves, as long as they can get the things they want without much effort, and can through their proxy government, use others to gain for themselves.

FRANKFORT, Kentucky (PNN) - January 20, 2020 - An ominous bill that is currently making its way through the Kentucky Senate aims to give terrorist pig thug cops unprecedented unconstitutional powers. These new powers will allow terrorist pig thug cops to stop anyone they want and demand that person tell them who they are, where they are going, and explain their actions. Naturally, it has civil rights advocates up in arms, but it doesn’t seem to be slowing down the bill’s momentum.

By David Deerson

January 11, 2020 - Eight dollars and 41 cents; about the cost of a Chipotle burrito. That’s how much Uri Rafaeli owed the treasury in Wayne County, Michigan, for property taxes. To get that $8.41, the county took his house and sold it for $24,500 (or about 3,000 burritos). They kept every penny for themselves.

There is a word for this practice: theft. Wayne County is not the only one winning big on the minuscule mistakes of the little guy: it’s every county in Michigan and in a dozen other states.

TRENTON, New Jersey (PNN) - January 13, 2020 - Thousands of New Jersey parents stormed the state house in the capital on Monday, angered over a proposal on child vaccinations.

The demonstration went on for hours outside as lawmakers tried to cast votes on several bills inside.

The parents came out in force to oppose a bill that would not allow the use of religion as a reason to not get your child vaccinated if attending public school. However, it would allow private school and daycares to accept unvaccinated children if they choose.