 Who says Coney Island is showing its age? I’ll bet Six Flags doesn’t have it’s very own Waterboard Thrill Ride: If you climb up a few cinderblock steps to the small window, you can look through the bars at a scene meant to invoke a Guantánamo Bay interrogation. A lifesize figure in a dark […]
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Libertarian assembly candidate Bill Buran issued the following press release today: NEW YORK, NY (08/04/2008)– Bill Buran, candidate for State Assembly District 72, is calling for a major shake-up of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and a fair shake for riders. “Here we go again with the MTA asking riders to pay more this year
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Tomorrow morning, I and 45 of my fellow co-plaintiffs will sue New York State, Governor Paterson and a rogues’ gallery of co-defendants to stop the state from ladling out taxpayer money to wealthy corporations. Our attorney, the great James Ostrowski, Esq., will ask a state judge in Albany to order an immediate end to more
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 The next time someone asks me why I’m involved the Libertarian Party instead of the GOP, “which is really kind of sort of libertarianish, especially in New York,” I can point to the jaw-dropping insanity in the latest Hitler Youth Young Republican Club newsletter. A big Stop War on Iran demonstration is scheduled for this Saturday at
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With the economy rapidly going down the toilet and the taxpayers just about squeezed dry, Governor Paterson is sounding the fiscal alarm. He’s even talking about the “sale of state assets.” That would normally be music to Libertarians’ ears, since we’re all for privatization. Private roads, private hospitals, private courts, you name it. Unfortunately, the “privatization”
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Check out the body slam one of New York’s Finest administered to an unsuspecting Critical Mass bicyclist last Friday: I suppose it’s possible that the bicyclist did something to warrant the shoulder check just before coming into camera view. But it doesn’t look good for the cop, who has been placed on “modified assignment pending further
Two brothers in Brooklyn exercised their right  to keep and bear machetes while defending their store against a couple of knife-wielding cigarette thieves.
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As in free speech being derived from property rights. New York Constitution, Article 1, Section 8: Every citizen may freely speak, write and publish his or her sentiments on all subjects, being responsible for the abuse of that right; and no law shall be passed to restrain or abridge the liberty of speech or of
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The Federal debt that is normally reported is bad enough at over $9 trillion. But according to www.truthin2008.org the real number is more like $56 trillion, six times as high. That’s what happens when you consider all the unfunded liabilities, that is, all the promises the fiscal geniuses in Washington have made to seniors, baby
Federal Deficit at $9 Trillion? How about $56 Trillion? Read More »
Many of us would agree that the majority, if not all, of the bills passed by congress are unconstitutional. Although the constitution isn’t perfect, its lays the foundation for a government much smaller than the Leviathan currently residing within Washington. The enumerated powers act is a bill which, if passed, would require congress to give
Congress Makes it Easer for Us to Tell That They’re Full of Shit! Read More »