Kevin Trudeau Show – 11-11-09 – Part 11 of 12 Topics: Your Wish Is Your Command, Seminar, Justice Department, Technology, Government Spying, No Rights, Controlling America, Stimulus Package Listeners have compared Kevin Trudeaus radio show to the best parts of Michael Savage, Howard Stern, Art Bell, John Tesh and Rush Limbaugh. Kevin Trudeau is one of the most read authors of all time. His books have all been best sellers and have sold over 30 million copies globally. Kevins most controversial book, Natural Cures They Dont Want You to Know About was number 1 on the New York Times best sellers list for 26 weeks in a row becoming the best selling health book of all time. The Kevin Trudeau Radio Show originates from studios at Trudeaus World Headquarters in Chicago. Visit www.ktradionetwork.com for more information!

Increasingly there have been more and more internment camps and prisons built in America. Is the government preparing for civil unrest, and even possibly Martial Law? “Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened.” – Sir Winston Churchill “The issue today is the same as it has been throughout all history, whether man shall be allowed to govern himself or be ruled by a small elite.” – Thomas Jefferson “It is natural for man to indulge in the illusions of hope. We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth, and listen to the song of that siren till she transforms us into beasts… For my part, whatever anguish of spirit it may cost, I am willing to know the whole truth, to know the worst, and to provide for it.” – Patrick Henry “It astonishes me to find… [that so many] of our countrymen… should be contented to live under a system which leaves to their governors the power of taking from them the trial by jury in civil cases, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of commerce, the habeas corpus laws, and of yoking them with a standing army. This is a degeneracy in the principles of liberty… which I [would not have expected for at least] four centuries.” – Thomas Jefferson to William Stephens Smith, 1788 “I know of no safe depository of the ultimate powers of the society but the people themselves, and if we think them not enlightened enough to exercise control with a wholesome …

The 28 year old British resident has spent the last 8 years of his life incarcerated or under a crushing control order imposed by the Home Office and the Security Services. On 21st December 2009, after weeks of cross-examination of all parties involved, a High Court judge ruled he should be freed. A year later has he been assassinated??? Possible Government assassination motives:# 1)Extremely embarrassing and damaging legal action 2) They wanted more oppressive laws…but this appeal could lead to the complete opposite…ie the abolishment of detain people without evidence 3) His rising status as a credible Freedom activist A) Faraj Hasan’s as a prisoner 19th February 2009 (first interview on this video) B) Faraj Hasan’s first media interview as a free man on 21 Dec 2009 (second interview on this video) On the morning of 16 August 2010, Faraj Hassan passed away after a tragic motorcycle accident. He leaves behind a wife and three young children In his eight months as a free man he tirelessly and selflessly devoted his liberty to the defence of prisoners and their families, acting most notably as a spokesman for the charity, HHUGS. Outraged by the case of Aafia Siddiqui, Faraj got involved with JFAC, participating in our Seven Days for Seven Years Vigil in May 2010, outside the US embassy, London. He was one of the few die-hard campaigners who braved the elements and remained outside the embassy despite the heavy rains and prohibition of erecting any shelter or tent. He …

“The denial of the possibility that there is an endpoint [to the welfare state] is crucial to the liberal enterprise,” says Dr. William Voegeli, author of the new book, Never Enough: America’s Limitless Welfare State and a visiting scholar at Claremont McKenna College’s Henry Salvatori Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern World. In this Reason.tv interview, Voegeli traces recent federal government expansions to President Franklin Roosevelt’s introduction of a “second Bill of Rights” that included the right to housing, education, and medical care. Approximately 8.30. Interview by Sam Corcos; shot by Hawk Jensen; edited by Paul Detrick. Go to www.reason.tv for HD, iPod, and audio versions of this and all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv’ s YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

Conservative television host Glenn Beck has planned a rally in Washington DC at the same location that Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous ‘I have a dream speech’. Many people are offended by his choice to speak at that location, is Glenn beck stomping on the civil rights legacy Dr. King left with his DC rally?

Forty years ago this weekend marks one of the most significant events in modern Mexican American history. August 29th, 1970 was the day when the National Chicano Moratorium against the Vietnam War. Why have young Americans today lost the urge to protest and stand up for their civil rights? This weekend, Glenn Beck is holding a rally in Washington DC at the same location that Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his ‘I have a dream speech’. Adam Kokesh, an Iraq war veteran and Dolores Huerta, a legendary activist join Dina Gusovsky to discuss war protests, Glenn Beck and US policy.

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Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser is the founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, whose mission is “to provide an authentic Muslim voice advocating for the preservation of the founding principles of the US constitution: liberty and freedom through the separation of mosque and state.” His parents emigrated from Syria to the United States, where majority rules but minorities are protected like no other place in the world. America presents opportunities for learning an unfiltered history, expressing all opinions, questioning authority, and creating ideas without censorship—an environment Dr. Jasser believes is consistent with the Islamic faith. The democratic idea that every citizen, blind to race, faith, and creed, has equal access to government is a cure for the pathology of extremist Islam. The freedoms offered by a democratic society can be a laboratory for Muslim reform, allowing for open interpretation and debate, and thus the evolution of philosophies. Dr. Jasser considers the Muslim world currently trapped in a binary choice between Arab secular dictatorship and militant political Islam. However, he argues that there is a third option: universal liberty. Islam must be reinterpreted in modernity, which is only possible in an environment where people are free to debate and discuss it without fear of dangerous consequences. The intolerance of radical Islam is a threat to everyone, East and West, and Dr. Jasser argues, “it is incumbent on us to defeat it for our children.”

This is a video montage to the heroes and Southern freedom fighters who didn’t bow to imperial USSR communist (NAACP) and American Imperial ambitions (Washington DC) fanatical pressure. The heroes who fought abusive and intrusive government interferences in Southern rights, and who fought running battles with Communist inspired riot racist gangs. The un-Civil rights movement started to allegedly fight the former system in the South at the time. This system the “Segregated but Equal” first came under attack by groups outside the South. Most Southern whites and blacks before this era got along, the thing was, things were just segregated, either by choice or by state laws. These laws were usually fair and equal hence the term “segregated but equal”, meaning blacks had their own schools, whites their own, blacks could keep whites from entering their stores and whites theirs, basically simple property rights. While the Civil rights movement may had their reasons such as ending state enforced segregation, the movement went beyond ending forced segregation and helped enact an even more racist system that we still live under today, which many Southerns call “Forced Integration”, forced integration includes a system of Affirmative action, Quotas, hidden modern blacks codes (for example; hate crime laws which only ever target whites) and an institute of anti-Southern, anti-white hatred. The majority of people may not have agreed with segregation outside the South, but it was widely …

These commentaries have made their mark in the history of libertarian ideas for their clarity, eloquence, and pedagogical value. Drawing on great thoughts from all ages, and specifically influenced by Rothbardian political economy, Robert LeFevre asks and answers fundamental questions about the relationship between man, property, society, and the state. Special thanks to Mr. Ross Anderson for his donation of these recordings to the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Robert LeFevre (1911-1986) was a businessman and radio personality, and the founder of the Freedom School in Colorado Springs, Colorado, whose purpose was to educate people from all walks of life in the libertarian intellectual tradition. Before it closed in 1968, it had featured among its rotating faculty Rose Wilder Lane, Milton Friedman, FA Harper, Frank Chodorov, Leonard Read, Gordon Tullock, G. Warren Nutter, Bruno Leoni, James J. Martin, and even Ludwig von Mises. Biography of Robert LeFevre en.wikipedia.org The Wisdom of LeFevre by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. mises.org Links to selected online books and essays by Robert LeFevre: The Nature of Man and His Government mises.org Who Was the Original Aunt Jemima and What Did She Do? mises.org This Bread Is Mine mises.org The Birth of a Man mises.org Self-Ownership mises.org Ownership of Land mises.org Autarchy Versus Anarchy fair-use.org A Way to Be Free freedomschool.org Aggression Is Wrong www.lewrockwell.com Abstain From Beans www.lewrockwell.com The …