Is Nullification a Waste of Time?
Stephan Kinsella’s recent blog entry over at LewRockwell.com had so many good points and principles that….well…just read it….you’ll see. Make sure to click through some of the links for background info as well. ****** On Napolitano’s Freedom Watch, Professor Randy Barnett says he favors the constitutional amendment allowing two-thirds of the States to veto federal law [...]
Resist DC: A Step-by-Step Plan for Freedom
Writes WA State Rep. Matthew Shea: “Nullification is based on the simple principle that the federal government cannot be the final arbiter of the extent and boundaries of its own power.”
Nullification: Another Line of Defense Against D.C.
Those of you who visit this site regularly already know that the health care vote yesterday is far from the end of things – and also know that even when it passes the Senate (which I assume some version will), it’s still not the end of the road for freedom. The real way to resist [...]
Marijuana Legalization as the Blueprint
A recent Fortune Magazine article, “How Marijuana Became Legal” should give Constitutional activists some great ideas on how to approach other issues where the federal government is outside the scope of their constitutionally-delegated powers. Here’s an excerpt: Over the years the government’s position has become progressively more embattled, if not untenable. Thirteen states now have [...]
Natural Progression: From 9/12 to the 10th
“The 912ers have a ton of energy built up. They are gathered and motivated and showed the world that, but now what?”
Strong 10th Amendment Support in FL
Support for the Tenth Amendment was strong in Naples, FL the evening of Aug. 17th. Matt Hudson, Representative for Florida’s 101st District informed a packed room of citizens about House Memorial 19 which urges Congress to honor the provisions of the Constitution
Tenth Movements: We Can Stop the Pendulum
Writes Tom Grady: “The Mighty 10th itself is already institutionalized in the U.S. Constitution. But the effects are not. That is the responsibility of all the 10th movements materializing across our country.”
Minnesota Sovereignty Project
The founding fathers believed in a balance between state and federal power. This state sovereignty movement clearly arises from the belief that the balance of power has tilted too far and for too long in the direction of the federal government and that it’s time to restore that lost balance.
Washington is Selling Servitude
The 10th goes right for the jugular of federal power, it changes the overall dynamics and it does this through a legal means. A movement based on the 10th clearly has large strategic value in and of itself. The 10th also delivers strong tactical value on how to bring freedom to market.
Crossing the Chasm to Freedom
At this time in history, freedom is once again a revolutionary product. And if we are going to take on our massive federal government and replace the socialism it is offering with true individual freedom, then we had better have a strategic plan that is designed to leverage our strengths to the maximum.
Baby Boomers: From Selfish to Selfless
A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they know they shall never sit. -Greek proverb One thing that’s certain about this movement to save the republic from our own centralized state, is that the fruits of our labor are far, far off. You cannot reverse decades of centralization in one [...]
Dec 28, 2011 | Categories:Activism, Commentary | Tags: Activism, baby boomer, youth | 3 Comments »