Personal Liberty Digest

Latest From Chip Wood May 3, 2013 Welfare For Terrorists And Other Outrages » Well, well, well. It seems the accused Boston bombers managed to swallow their disdain for all things American long enough to enjoy years of taxpayer-funded welfare benefits. Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and their relatives collected more than $100,000 in benefits since their arrival in this country. More » Freedom Watch Florida Sets Up Hotline To Report Government Haters; What Could Possibly Go Wrong? » There is no end to the lunacy that can come from a government functionary when he has newfound money and a desire to keep the folks "safe." Take Palm Beach Sheriff Ric Bradshaw who now has $1 million burning a hole in pocket, thanks to the Florida Legislature. More » Voices If Saudi Diplomats Are Enslaving Their Hired Help On U.S. Soil, Will The White House Answer? » Virginia police and U.S. Customs may have exposed a tiny bastion of the Saudi culture of segregation, servitude and control over women and those of meager economic means — right in the posh bedroom community where the Nation's power players and foreign diplomats live. More » Personal Liberty News Harry Reid: Tea Party Is Made Up Of Anarchists » Last week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid blamed Tea Party candidates for Congressional dysfunction and claimed that supporters of the small-government movement are advocates for anarchy. More » Guerilla Diplomacy: North Korea Sentences American Citizen To 15 Years' Hard Labor To Lure U.S. Into Talks, Tribute » An American citizen who went to North Korea late last year as a tour guide has been arrested and charged by the North Korean Supreme Court on a vague charge of attempting to overthrow the government. Kenneth Bae was traveling with a group of tourists at the time of his arrest. More » Study: Today's Youth Are Lazy And Overly Entitled » A study published by Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin indicates that recent high school graduates place a higher value on material wealth but are less willing to work hard than previous generations.  More » Power Of The State Federal Government Declares War On States Promoting Gun Rights Attorney General Eric Holder sent a letter to Kansas Governor Sam Brownback attacking legislation recently passed in the State that nullifies unConstitutional Federal gun laws. Kansas is the first State to be called out by the Federal government for its attempt to nullify gun laws deemed unConstitutional within its borders; a number of other gun-friendly States have taken similar legislative action.  More »