Liberty Net: January 8, 2014

Posted on 15 January, 2014 by WB4AIO

by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

YOU ARE INVITED to participate in amateur radio’s Liberty Net, and you can now do so not only on our traditional Saturday night session, but on Wednesday evenings as well.

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Here’s a selection of some of the concepts debated on this week’s Wednesday net get-together:

• One hopeful sign: Only a bare majority of Americans identify with either one of the Establishment political parties anymore. (13 minutes)

• Is it true that the herbicide “Roundup” has the same active ingredient as Agent Orange? And is it a good idea to let this sort of stuff seep into your groundwater? (22 minutes)

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Liberty Net: February 25, 2012

Posted on 3 March, 2012 by WB4AIO

by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

THE LIBERTY NET continues to be much like a modern-day School of Athens, bringing together branches of philosophy and thought — and news about important events — together in a way that no other meeting of the minds can match.

Listen: Liberty Net 2/25″]

Here are some of the subjects that participants discussed during this week’s Liberty Net session:

• Why do you suppose that the network television program Law and Order, which prides itself on stories “ripped from the headlines,” routinely takes accounts of horrific crimes committed by Mestizos and Blacks against Whites, and fictionalizes them by reversing the races of the perpetrators and victims? Could it have anything to do with the ethnic makeup of TV network executives? (13 minutes)

• Until parents complained, one public elementary school actually required its students to recite an almost illiterate “poem” praising both Obama and basketball as if they were somehow sacred. (49 minutes)

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Liberty Net: February 18, 2012

Posted on 25 February, 2012 by WB4AIO

by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

EVERY WEEK, the amateurs who participate in the Liberty Net get a chance to discuss issues of importance outside of the sandbox of the controlled media. Of course, one can do that on the Internet too, but the Liberty Net doesn’t depend on servers and backbones that can sometimes fail — or be shut down. And one can experience the true personalities and voices, and honest feelings, of real people — in a way that typing on a message board just can’t match.

Listen: Liberty Net 2/18″]

Here’s my selection of a few topics that were brought up during this week’s Liberty Net session:

• When Greece lost the ability to control its own money supply — giving that power to the bankers when it joined the misnamed “European Union” — it also lost its freedom. Now is the time for Greece, and all nations, to shake off the bankers’ shackles. (12 minutes)

• How can enforcers for the regime in Washington charge someone in a foreign country with a crime, merely for linking to material on his Web site that is in the public domain in that country? Easy. The DC regime has decided it can charge and extradite you in that situation as long as you are using a “dot-com” domain name. (18 minutes)

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