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Posts published in September 2013

Independent American & Constitutional Review Shuts Down

 

From the Independent American & Constitutional Review Facebook page, posted on September 8, 2013: 

It is with unfortunate regret that I announce the closing of ‘Independent American & Constitutional Review’; originally, I co-founded the site with a few others, whom have since abandoned it.…

Howie Hawkins: Labor Day Reflections, 2013

Howie Hawkins during his 2010 campaign for Governor of New York

From GP.org: 

On Labor Day, it is once again an appropriate time to ask the questions we asked leading up to the Aug.…

Darryl W. Perry Mentioned in Bloomberg about Bitcoin; Article Links to IPR

Bitcoin and Politics: What Could Go Wrong?

One libertarian candidate for president in 2016 will “only accept bitcoin, litecoin and precious metals.”

Bitcoin

Photographer: George Frey/Bloomberg

By Francis Wilkinson Sep 5, 2013 3:15 PM PT

Bitcoin, the alternative sort-of currency whose most ardent fans congregate in that part of the Venn diagram where “tech” and “libertarian” overlap, has always had a political flip-side.…

Libertarian Party of Kentucky Releases September 2013 Newsletter

LPKY banner

The link to the newsletter was posted on September 4th on the Libertarian Party of Kentucky Facebook page:

Welcome to hundreds of new people
Welcome to those of you who are new to this newsletter!

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Kevin Zeese: Obama should seek legal prosecution, not illegal war

Kevin Zeese
September 4, 2013
Kevin Zeese, Attorney General

The most effective deterrent against the use of chemical weapons is not the mass bombing of Syria, an action that would be illegal under international law and counterproductive, but to use the international legal system that has been built since World War I and take legal action under the Chemical Weapons Convention.Members

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Judge Gray: The War on Drugs is Just About Over

The Functional Libertarian
September 5, 2013

With the recent statement by Attorney General Holder that the federal government will not prosecute people for marijuana offenses, as long as they are acting within the laws of their states, it is simply a question of time until the entire War on Drugs is over.…