Personal Liberty Alerts

Latest From Wayne Allyn Root	May 31, 2012

The Black Box » The EU economic collapse is the biggest economic lesson ever. We must learn from the European disaster or face one of our own in a few short years. Wayne Allyn Root explains why the European economic disaster should matter to you. More »

Outside The Asylum

Self-Tied In Knots » President Barack Obama's campaign seems as organized as a hippie music festival about an hour after the bad acid begins circulating. Look at the rhetoric spewing forth from the campaign and note that panic appears to be growing with each tremulous step toward November. More »

Analysis

Patriots Fighting 'The Ballot Box Establishment' » The patriot movement, as illustrated by the spirited Presidential campaign of Ron Paul, is alive, well and growing. With this growth comes the opportunity to change from within those things that the government does so poorly, a process that begins with American patriots seeking office and winning elections. More »

Personal Liberty News

Federalized Local Police: More Armor, Deadlier Force, Less Honor » There are many good law enforcement officers in the United States who take seriously their duty to serve and protect the citizenry; but, as referenced all too often in media reports, there are many police officers who are themselves criminals. More »

Eric Holder, IRS Plan To Speak To Black Pastors » Attorney General Eric Holder will be among those telling several hundred black pastors how to participate in the upcoming election. He will join the Internal Revenue Service and lawyers in an attempt to educate church leaders.  More »

Honor Student Jailed For Missing School » A Houston honor student was thrown behind bars for 24 hours and ordered to pay a $100 fine after missing too many days of school. Diane Tran has been working two jobs to help support her siblings since her parents separated. Texas law allows only 10 absences over six months. More »

Ageless Wisdom Of The Founders

On Congress' Power To Tax Senate Republicans are softening their "hard-line stance against raising tax revenues to slash the deficit, with a number of Republicans willing to go further than their party's standard-bearer in the face of a looming showdown over the budget," Politico reported yesterday.  More »