Personal Liberty Alerts

Latest From John Myers	May 16, 2012

So Simple A Caveman Would Own It » Wall Street's ignorance was on full display this month when Warren Buffett's top investment advisor Charles Munger explained that gold is a useless relic. Munger thinks people should either be facing a Nazi occupation or else be as stupid as a caveman in order to purchase gold.  More »

Freedom Watch

Arrested For Taking Pictures; Tortured For Being 'A Teabagger' » Nancy Genovese was arrested in New York for taking pictures. She was imprisoned and tortured over several days to send a message to "Teabaggers." In the holding cell, she was interrogated without being Mirandized. Her requests for a lawyer were ignored. She was told she was being charged with terrorism. More »

Personal Liberty News

Romney's Big Government Military Budget » If you are among the Americans who have continually said things like "We need to unite to back Romney" or "I'm not voting for Romney, I'm voting against Obama" throughout the Republican Presidential primaries, you are simply saying "I love big government." More »

Rand Paul Weighs In On Obama's View Of Marriage » During a speech at Iowa's Faith and Freedom Coalition meeting, Rand Paul said: "The President recently weighed in on marriage and you know he said his views were evolving on marriage. Call me cynical, but I wasn't sure his views on marriage could get any gayer." More »

Liberal Chris Matthews Flops On Jeopardy » On a recent special episode of "Jeopardy!," Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC's leftist "Hardball," showed the world his intellect. The "Hardball" host swung and missed at some softball questions lobbed by host Alec Trebek. More »

Hackers Taking Over » According to news reports, the loose-knit hacktivist group Anonymous may be becoming one of the most powerful organizations on the planet. "The entire world right now is run by information," Anonymous hacker Chris Doyon tells Postmedia News from an undisclosed location in Canada. More »

Political Cartoon

With This Ring… Nate Beeler, The Washington Examiner  More »