Personal Liberty Digest

Latest From John Myers January 9, 2013 The Obama Car: Unaffordable, Unreliable And Ultimately Dirty » Four more years with Barack Obama as our President, and we are likely to see many a green scheme whose time has not come. Never fear, electric lovers; Obama has chipped in $5 billion in taxpayer money behind his goal of having 1 million electric cars on U.S. roads by 2015. More » Freedom Watch The $1 Trillion Platinum Coin » Occasionally, the truth comes out of Washington for all to see. But even when it does, many people still miss it. It did with the announcement that there are discussions about having the U.S. Treasury mint a $1 trillion platinum coin to deposit at the Federal Reserve to get around the national debt ceiling. More » Personal Liberty News Peace Prize President Prepares For All-Out Drone Assaults » So far, 2013 has been a busy year for Nobel Peace Prize-winning President Barack Obama. His Administration launched six drone strikes in Pakistan; and he nominated drone murder aficionado John Brennan to head the Central Intelligence Agency, which has taken a primary role in drone assaults in recent years. More » DNA To Be As Common As Fingerprinting » Pretty soon, the government may be able to analyze your DNA in as little time as it takes to take someone’s fingerprints; the technology could be coming to a police station near you. More » California Medical Marijuana Dispenser Gets 10 Years From Fed » A former California medical marijuana dispensary owner was sentenced to 10 years in Federal prison for operating three facilities in the State where marijuana is legal. More » U.S. Cancer Rates Still Declining In Men And Women » Cancer rates for U.S. men and women declined from 2000 to 2009, though some types, such as head and neck cancers, increased, researchers say.  More » 2nd Amendment Under Fire Obama’s Bank Starts Constitutional End Run The Constitutional end run has begun. For the second time this year, President Barack Obama’s bank is freezing the accounts of gun manufacturers because bank officials “believe you should not be selling guns and parts on the Internet.” More »