Free Speech Truth Talk Radio at Its Best
Pat Shannan, (www.patshannan.net) assistant editor of American Free Press, (www.americanfreepress.net) tells how he got even with a prosecutor.
Roger Roots, (rogerroots.com) assistant professor of behavioral sciences at the New York Institute of Technology, (www.nyit.edu/directory/department/Behavioral%20Sciences) warns how National Security Letters violate the Fourth Amendment. (www.livingstonweekly.com/2008/04/weekly-angle-na.html)
Michael Badnarik, (www.constitutionpreservation.org) 2004 candidate for President and author of “Good to Be King,” reviews the recent Libertarian Party convention in St. Louis (www.lp.org) and promotes the Articles of Freedom adopted by the Continental Congress. (www.articlesoffreedom.us, cc2009.us)
Don Bennett, (www.thegospeltruthone.info) an evangelist with the Church of Christ, criticizes the views of British physicist Stephen Hawking on the origins of the universe and evolution. (donlee25.tripod.com/tgt/id24.html)
Darren W. Huff (www.facebook.com/pages/Support-Darren-Huff-and-stand-for-what-IS-right/120256061331709) describes the situation in Monroe County, Tennessee. (usgrandjury.org, thejaghunter.wordpress.com)
Jack Armstrong, an attorney, mediator, and real estate broker, (www.armstronggroup.info) reports on his campaign for the Texas Supreme Court, Place 9. (www.jack4justice.com)
Norman Horn, a graduate student at the University of Texas, (libertarianlonghorns.com) discusses ethics (libertarianchristians.com) and economics. (mises.org/events/114)
Texe Marrs, minister of Power of Prophecy, (www.powerofprophecy.com) promotes his new book, “Conspiracy World.” (www.amazon.com/dp/1930004559)
Cindy Mallette, Texas grassroots and communications director of Americans for Prosperity, (americansforprosperity.org/texas) analyzes how taxes, government spending, and regulation affect job creation and business relocation. (lonestarstrong.com)
Carol Moore, (carolmoorereport.blogspot.com) author of “The Davidian Massacre: Disturbing Questions about Waco which Must Be Answered,” (carolmoore.net/waco) looks back at the 1993 assault and the imprisonment of seven of the survivors.
Jon Roland of the Constitution Society (www.constitution.org, constitutionalism.blogspot.com) reacts to the Southern Poverty Law Center identifying him as a “Patriot.” (www.splcenter.org/get-informed/publications/the-patriots?page=0,0)
Josh Schimberg, director of Texas NORML, (www.texasnorml.org) blesses the Texas Cannabis Crusade. (www.texascannabiscrusade.com)
Alan Schaeffer, president of the Alliance for the Separation of School and State, (www.schoolandstate.org) teaches the case against government control of education.
Mark Anderson, deputy editor of American Free Press, (www.americanfreepress.net) warns how the national debt and mandatory health insurance threaten freedom. (americanfreepress.net/html/maninsurance032910.html)
William Lutz, managing editor of The Lone Star Report, (www.lonestarreport.org) tells how promises to cut property taxes were broken. (www.dallasblog.com/201004171006401/guest-viewpoint/rx-for-painful-property-taxes-an-update.html)
M. Rae Nadler-Olenick and Linda Greene of Fluoride Free Austin (www.fluoridefreeaustin.com) diagnose the health risks of water fluoridation and assess the environmental impact of using “Dillo Dirt” sludge as compost. (blog.fluoridefreeaustin.com/2010/02/03/wwwwwwww.aspx)
Greg Holloway of the Austin Tea Party Patriots (teapartypatriots.org/Group/Austin_Tea_Party_Patriots) and Common Sense Texans (commonsensetexans.net) promotes the April 15 forum (havinganaustinteaparty.com) on “the Contract from America.” (www.thecontract.org)
Jon Roland, webmaster of www.constitution.org, analyzes the federal indictment of the Hutaree in Michigan. (constitutionalism.blogspot.com/2010/03/hutaree-indictment.html)
Karen Renick, co-director of Vote Rescue, (www.voterescue.org) makes the case for hand counted paper ballots and describes her experience on the 2009 Travis County Elections Study Group.
Michele Samuelson, (blue-dot-blues.blogspot.com, www.redcounty.com/user/413) executive director of the Travis County, Texas, Republican Party, (www.traviscountygop.org) comments on public education and local transportation boondoggles.
Jacyln “Jax” Finkel, volunteer coordinator of Texas NORML (texasnorml.org) promotes the Texas Cannabis Crusade (texascannabiscrusade.com) and states the case for legalizing marijuana. (texascannabiscrusade.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/NORML-report-on-legalization.pdf)
Peggy Venable, Texas executive director of Americans for Prosperity, (www.americansforprosperity.org) critiques cap and trade. (www.noclimatetax.com, www.lonestarstrong.com)
Wright Gore III, spokesman for the Texas Eminent Domain Reform Association, (www.blockabuse.org) tells about his experience in Freeport and the need for more protection for private property.
Annette Lundeby of North Carolina, the mother of Ashton Lundeby, (ashtonlundeby.tk) updates the status of her teenage son, whom the federal government has held without bail in Indiana for more than 11 months.
Jim Babka, president of the Downsize D.C. Foundation, (www.downsizedc.org) reviews the U.S. Supreme Court verdict in Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission (www.downsizedc.org/blog/campaign-finance-another-victory-some-incumbent-protections-overturned) and defends the historical right to be anonymous under consideration in the case of Doe v. Reed. (www.downsizedc.org/blog/do-you-have-a-right-to-be-anonymous)
Judith McGeary, executive director of the Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance, (farmandranchfreedom.org/content/) celebrates the Secretary of Agriculture’s abandonment of the National Animal Identification System (NAIS).
Jon Roland, webmaster of www.constitution.org, reviews the history of state nullification and proposes “Federal Action Review Commissions” for state governments to disobey unconstitutional federal laws. (constitutionalism.blogspot.com/2010/02/nullification-serious-option.html)
Tom Glass, Texas President of the Fully Informed Jury Association, (www.juryduty.org) explains the benefits of jury nullification (www.fija.org) as well as the problems of “affirmance without opinion” and “inherent powers sanctions.” (www.rule-of-law.info)
Paul Velte, attorney and counselor at law, Peaceable Texans for Firearms Rights, (www.io.com/~velte/pt.htm) analyzes the misuse of the “nuisance abatement” law to harass a gun show operator in Austin. (texasgunshows.net)
Hour 1: Dan Humiston, president of the Indoor Tanning Association, (www.theita.com) protests the “tan tax,” the proposed 10 percent tax on tanning salons in the health care reform bill. (http://www.theita.com/Home/HealthCareReformBill.htm, http://online.wsj.com/article/SB126144830913601141.html)
Hour 2: David Hutzelman, the 1982 Libertarian candidate for Governor of Texas, describes his recent trip to central Asia. (www.languageofliberty.org)
Sunday, January 17, Live and Let Live with Gary Johnson.
Aaron Zelman, executive director of Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership, (www.jpfo.org) celebrates the twentieth anniversary of “America’s most aggressive defender” of the right to own a gun for self defense.
Tajudeen O. Oladiran, an Arizona attorney, (www.oladiranlaw.com) exposes the problems with mortgage-backed securities and the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems (MERS).
Sunday, January 10, Live and Let Live with Gary Johnson.
Scott Cleland, president of Precursor (www.precursor.com, www.precursorblog.com) and chairman of Net Competition, (www.netcompetition.org) tells what is wrong with the Federal Communications Commission’s “National Broadband Plan” and “net neutrality.”
Hedy Epstein, a Holocaust survivor, (www.hedyepstein.com) and Sandra Tamari, a Palestinian, (palestine.ctsastl.org/sandra-why-im-going-to-gaza) describe their recent “Gaza Freedom March” to Egypt to protest the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land. (www.gazafreedommarch.org)
Sunday, January 3, Live and Let Live with Gary Johnson.
Hour 1: Jon Roland, webmaster of www.constitution.org, reviews the Continental Congress 2009 (www.cc2009.us).
Hour 2: Dotty Griffith, public education director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas, (www.aclutx.org) warns of the threat of fusion centers. (www.aclu.org/fusion)
