Principles In Liberty 8

Steve Pidgeon continues with more discussions on moral society and how it relates to our freedom and the wellbeing of a society.

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Recorded on January 31st, 2008

00:43 S1185, once passed, opens the door to full blown pagan society.
01:20 This gives any nation the moral authority to destroy us.
01:48 Barny Frank attempted to create a separate class for the enda bill to eliminate "Sexual Orientation"
02:30 This effects the Church and starts persecution of the Church.
03:25 The necessity of the 10 commandments in the town square to support a free society.
03:56 Where is the line for christians to respect government authority?
05:19 There is nothing that belongs to Cezar.
05:36 Can government commit a crime?
05:50 Ahab and Jezibel confiscating a vineyard.
07:20 Can the state murder?
07:41 5th Ammendment - allows for confiscation of property.
09:05 Supreme Court decision changed "public use" to include whatever increases tax revenues.
10:00 Real Estate crash is part of the wrath of God.
10:15 Stalin
12:00 Iraq was at one time green.
12:38 Christians should never revolt - but stand firm and be persecuted.
12:56 Mark of the beast.
15:05 When do you not pay taxes or get rid of your SSN?
16:49 2 Samuel - the time of the judges, led by God. No capital, no head to cut off.
21:00 Churches want the tithe for the storehouse, but that has been subverted by government.
21:35 Three tithes in the Bible.
22:12 Moral tax rate is 13% and no more.
22:40 What is the "church" today?
23:00 501C3 tax protection racket corrupts the church.
24:00 Who is the Church?
24:30 What is the tithe?
25:00 Mission trip in TIbolisi, Georgia - example of lost church.
25:57 Persecution for the church in the US is comming.
26:13 There is moral authority for the state to impose up to 13% flat tax only.
26:49 Hong Kong has done this. Look at the results.
27:00 SSN Crash, Ecconomic vitality proposal. What is comming financially.
28:25 How to privatze the SSN system.

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Principles In Liberty 5

In this episode we briefly cover the 5th ammendment from the previous episode, do some ranting, and move on to start covering the 6th ammendment.
I insert some snipits here from the Daily Source Code and No Agenda.

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Recorded on Jan 16th and Jan 22nd, 2008

01:20 reading of the 5th ammendment
02:10 No Agenda insert from Nov 9th, 2007 - story of a texas abduction told by Adam Curry and John Devorak
07:00 comments on abduction
08:10 respect for the job of the president
09:30 intro to DSC excerpt about TSA
09:50 Nov. 2007 Daily Source Code excerpt "I'm on the list" by Adam Curry
12:28 Comments on this relating to the 5th ammendment
13:20 International treaties commented on
14:13 Idea that the supreme court interprets the constitution discussed
15:00 The "list" violates the 5th amendment.
15:41 Lemmings at the airport
16:00 Equal protection of the law implies the poeple can do exactly what the government does WRT the constitution.
16:50 National day of "unemergency".
18:14 Buy Wrong comments
18:56 Dropout comment
19:30 6th Ammendment read
20:10 comments on 6th ammendment

Principles In Liberty 3

Here we cover the 4th and 5th ammendments with a some parts extracted from Adam Curry's DailySourceCode podcast.

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Recorded on Jan 6, 2008
00:15 What a gap in time!
00:48 technical problems
02:30 interviews are comming
02:50 credit for bumper music to Mark Isham
04:17 Fourth Ammendment
05:00 Airport searches violate this
06:35 Naomi Wolf reference
08:40 SPOT program exceeding bounds of this ammendment
09:04 Oaths required
10:12 Section 5 of Pensylvania Minority Report
11:20 Section 14 of the Virginia convention
12:37 Articles of Confederation contrasted with constitution
14:14 Excerpts from Adam Curry's podcasts DSC nov 1st 2007 & Jan 4th 2008 on his TSA experience (see http://dailysourcecode.podshow.com)
20:18 Fifth Ammendment
21:14 Grand Juries
21:47 the prosecutor is the people
23:05 Military and war exceptions
23:30 Executive orders take advantage of these
24:25 War vs Peace in constitution
25:04 Double jeopardy
25:21 multiple jurisdictional jeopardy
26:25 Buck act & emergency laws have confused jurisdictions
27:55 Jury decison should be final
28:35 Testifying against self