Liberty Net: December 20, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

THIS YEAR, 2014, is the 40th anniversary of the Liberty Net. The net began in 1974, which was the year I graduated from high school — and I am now 58.

Through all that time, every week with hardly ever an absence, Victor Misek, W1WCR, has been our Net Control Station. That’s 2,080 Liberty Nets and counting. If we estimate four and a half hours per net, that’s 9,360 hours of net discussions, or approximately 84,240,000 words spoken — the equivalent of about 900 sizable volumes, many scores of encyclopedias. And I’m not even counting the times Vic has participated in the Survival Net, the Midweek Liberty Net, or innumerable informal discussions.

Fearless when it comes to taking on taboo subjects — open to discussions with those with whom he disagrees — never a censor — able to bridge the gap between participants who are having a dispute — unrelenting in condemning the activities of malicious jammers, and the inaction of the FCC which is charged with keeping the airwaves free — and courageous in calling treason by its true name — Vic, W1WCR has been a facilitator of intellectual and philosophical growth and insight like few people on this planet. No one else could have done what he did — and what he is still doing in 2014, soon to be 2015 and beyond.

With the Liberty Net, he has taken amateur radio to a new level of intelligence, interest, and public service in the true sense of the term. Always loyal to liberty — always true to the principle of free speech — kind to all, but always stalwart in support of the continued survival of his people, the founding race of the United States of America — Victor Misek is an example for us all, for amateur radio operators and truth-tellers of the next generation; truly an example for the ages.

I am proud to call him my friend.

Thank you, Vic.

On this year 40 of the Liberty Net, I raise my glass and say: Hail to you Victor and long live liberty — and the Liberty Net.

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Here’s my selection of the ideas and concepts brought up on the Liberty Net this time:

• Fewer Americans are working now than seven years ago — but more illegal Mestizo invaders are working here now than ever before. (12 minutes)

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Liberty Net: December 13, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

WHEN THE FCC refuses to do anything about egregious and admitted malicious jammers who operate on the amateur bands literally for decades, and who die without any action being taken against them — and when legitimate operators are harassed and threatened by that same FCC, what conclusions should we draw?

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Here’s my selection of the ideas and concepts brought up on the Liberty Net this time:

• It’s a outrage that our so-called “representatives” in Washington dare to vote for a multiple-trillion-dollar budget comprising thousands of pages that aren’t even fully available for reading yet. (15 minutes)

• Millions of men in the West are suffering due to the unnatural and anti-Life bias against males in our society, causing many to give up on marriage and children — a monumental tragedy. (17 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 29, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

FREE SPEECH is only meaningful if you use it. When the people are intimidated into silence, tyranny can triumph. What are you personally doing to oppose the oligarchs who misrule us?

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Here’s a small selection of ideas and concepts brought up on the net this session:

• When government and corporations and banks are allowed to know all the details of our financial and personal lives via software that lets them spy on us through “the back door,” it won’t be long before the System will breaking down our front doors. (13 minutes)

• “Rolling over” government debt — which has been done to the tune of a trillion dollars just since Thanksgiving — is no different in essence than Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi schemes. The projected “rollover rate” is projected to be $1.5 trillion per month soon. (16 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 26, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

ONE OF THE best things you can do to help other net participants is to have as strong a signal as possible. Some of those taking part may be thousands of miles away, or in an area with high electrical noise or other interference. Having a strong signal means, firstly, having an efficient antenna — a full-size quarter wave vertical or inverted L with a good ground system, or a half-wave horizontal up 50 feet or more — and as much power as needed to be heard well even at the most distant participants’ shacks. Do that, and you’ll be doing a kindness to everyone listening.

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Here’s my digest of some of the thoughts and concepts brought up this week on the Liberty Net:

• In Brunswick, Georgia, an innocent White baby was being walked by his mother in a baby stroller when two Black thugs walked up and shot the child in the face with a gun, killing him. Did the Jewish-controlled national media — who have screamed about Michael Brown’s killing for months on end — make a front-page story of this horrific crime? I didn’t think so. (22 minutes)

• It’s confirmed: Missouri’s governor ordered the National Guard to stand down and do nothing in the face of the horrific Black riots in Ferguson, Missouri — immediately after he conferred with Eric Holder. (25 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 22, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

THE RIOTS in Ferguson are a harsh reminder of the dangers of forcing races together who would rather be apart, something that Liberty Net participants have been telling us about for decades. The answer is simple: We need a society of our own once again.

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Here’s my selection of some of the ideas debated this week on the Liberty Net:

• In many neighborhoods, the HF bands are becoming a sea of wandering, buzzing noises radiated by poorly-filtered TVs, switching power supplies, and other electronic devices. For a few cents each, these gadgets could be clean. It’s a purposeful failure of the FCC that the manufacturers are not required to install effective filters. (15 minutes)

• One hundred FBI agents were sent to Ferguson, Missouri immediately before the latest Black riots there. What was their function? Sure doesn’t seem like they had any beneficial effect. (20 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 15, 2014

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FREEDOM of speech is one of our most valuable possessions, but it is also extremely fragile. Many people are authority-worshippers, and even more are authority-fearers, and such people will meekly accept whatever restrictions are imposed on them. Therefore those who care about our freedom must be ever vigilant and fight with all our might, our hearts, and our souls against all the would-be censors. Foremost among the censors are Jewish groups like the SPLC and ADL — but do-gooding busybodies who would forbid political and philosophical discourse on amateur radio are dangerous too.

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Here’s my selection of some of the topics discussed and debated this week on the net:

• Russia has been dumping US dollars and buying gold heavily: Gold assets can’t be “frozen” by the regime in Washington, and hold their value better than any extant currency. (10 minutes)

• Watch for more and more “currency controls” and regulations from the oligarch’s government, which means that they 1) know about every dollar you “own” and what you do with it; and 2) can seize all or part of it at any time. Time to put much of your wealth into anonymous, private forms. (18 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 8, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

ONE THING HAS become clear: The problem is not so much that government is inherently bad, but rather that we have lost control of what used to be our government. The “US government” now represents the narrow interests of the Zionists and oligarchs, who consist almost entirely of the world’s richest ethnic group — a group which has slated us for extinction.

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Here’s my selection of a few of the topics discussed and debated this session:

• Under current circumstances, gridlock in Washington is a good thing: If they can’t do anything, then they can’t pass new unconstitutional laws to take away what’s left of our freedom. (24 minutes)

• In Florida, a 90-year-old veteran and two ministers were arrested for nothing more than giving free food to homeless people. They have a choice: Pay a $500 fine or spend 60 days in jail.  (37 minutes)

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Liberty Net: November 1, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

WERE YOU AWARE that there’s an effort to restrict amateur radio conversations to only bland, uncontroversial topics? In fact, if the would-be censors have their way, the only topics allowed would be those directly related to radio. This goes against more than a century of freedom of speech on the amateur airwaves. You can find the recommendation from the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) to have all amateur radio societies endorse the speech restrictions found in “Ethics and Operating Procedures for the Radio Amateur” on the ARRL Web site (hidden under a deceptive title of “reigning in interference”). Write to the ARRL and the IARU and let them know you don’t want your free speech restricted!

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Here’s a small sample of the topics debated this week:

• In the Detroit area, a student at an all-Black school was beaten within an inch of his life in a dispute over athletic shoes. Why these innately uninteresting and boring pieces of footwear are so passionately desired by our African-American equals is a mystery to many. (15 minutes)

• There are very few public media of communication that are essentially un-censorable — and the Liberty Net is one of those few. (43 minutes)

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Liberty Net: October 25, 2014

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

THIS IS an excellent time to check in to the Liberty Net — summertime static is disappearing and propagation is generally excellent. And the prime radio season coincides this year with the 40th anniversary of the most exciting net on amateur radio!

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Here’s an abbreviated digest of a few of the topics debated this week:

• There’s a lot of talk from both the Right and Left about “jobs” — the best way to create them is disputed by the two sides, but both agree that we need more of them. But do we? Is more money-making and product-making activity always an unlimited good? Perhaps we should pay less attention to how much we are doing, and think more deeply about what we are actually trying to accomplish. (13 minutes)

• More and more corporations are now demanding (or are required to demand) proof of “who you are” via government-issued photo ID or “Social Security” number, before doing quite a number of simple transactions. It looks like the concept of privacy, especially financial privacy, is almost forgotten today. (15 minutes)

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Liberty Net: October 18, 2014

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LIBERTY NET participants would like to hear from you. You don’t have to say anything profound unless you want to. You don’t have to agree. And if you just want to say “hello” and introduce yourself, or ask a question, that’s fine too. We’d be delighted to meet you, so check in this week!

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Here’s a small selection from the topics debated on the Net’s session this time:

• Software-defined radios have a slight learning curve for most of us, but the results are amazing — perfectly rectangular “slidable” filters, superb dynamic range, lab grade panadaptors, a high degree of cleanliness, and configurable dead-flat frequency response, perfect for narrow-band communications or wideband high-fidelity AM or eSSB. (3 minutes)

• It’s now known that incandescent light bulbs are purposely designed to fail in a short time. Is the same true to a lesser extent of the newer bulb technologies. (10 minutes)

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