In reply to “The Left-Right Conference on War,” by David R. Henderson, 03/05/10:

I’m of the left and I’m also tired of hearing “my way or the highway” from both sides.

I don’t consider the Rs or Demos in place at this time to be anything other than mouthpieces for the Military/Congressional/Corporate/Complex that is slowly killing the country and the world with it. When people can’t sit and have a conversation about how they feel and why without being attacked then discourse has died here in Amerika.

I have a lot of real R friends. We have some heated talks but we both know that this country has been taken away from its citizens by the money that controls elections. I would like to thank everyone that took time out of their schedule to hold this round of talks and I’m hopeful there will be more in the near future.

Steven Jardine

In reply to “The Road to Dictatorship,” by Justin Raimondo, 03/01/10:

I’m writing about this paragraph:

I’m talking about the debt bomb, which is scheduled to go off in the very near future. We won’t have to defeat the army of federal occupation militarily – because they’re about to go bankrupt. Just wait until they can’t pay their SWAT teams, their Homeland Security goons, their multitudinous minions in every snooping federal agency: do they imagine that these people will stay on out of loyalty or ideological fervor? Or out of “patriotism”? Well of course they don’t imagine that, which is why, these days, they’re notably nervous.

The fact is that there will be no lack of money. Here are two ways this may be handled.

1) Using an analogous method to FDR, and with the argument that this will help retirees in the future, all of the money in tax-deferred accounts will be paid to the US government with some kind of Treasury Bill-based annuity plan substituted. Too wacky? You are too young to remember FDR’s seizure of “hoarded” gold.

2) Or using Nola-type powers, the government may use eminent domain in such a way as to guarantee the value of Treasury Bills to Japan, China, and other big holders. Very efficient.

You don’t give big government enough credit for imagination. And of course manipulation of inflation itself can pay off our debt … don’t believe the hype that we are not undergoing virulent inflation, just consider taxes, food, fuel, and transportation costs. Housing may be deflationary, but not much else is.

Dale Warner

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It is all happening and it is absolutely true.

But, like the rest of the blinkered in the USA, and despite the fact that almost every article of this type begins with the phrase: “After all, ever since the 9/11 terrorist attacks,” you still cannot grasp or contemplate that this event was the beginning of the coup d’état, the core event. All else follows.

Why do you resist getting behind the 9/11 movement?

Gordon Burns