Liberty Conspiracy Audios

The title says it all. Keep spreading the word and fighting for individual liberty! This is a short pod, and there is more on the way, coming from Gardner and Furb, as they discuss the revelations about the NSA and how the politicians are unwilling to look at the real story, and a great conversation about how the federal government has inflated the prices of college degrees and destroyed the quality of many of those degrees. Comin' soon!

In this pod we include music by Fu Manchu a bit of "Strato Streak", some WIRE "Agfers of Kodak", Girls Against Boys (a piece from "Speedway"), and a full tune from the New Bomb Turks "Grandpa Atomic"! Find their stuff if you're so inclined, Kevin Klein.

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Furb joins us once more as we explore the ramifications of the US government's vast PRISM spying program, and wonder how a man who broke his oath to the Constitution can call Edward Snowden a traitor. That and a lot more in this special "Fake Ads" version of the Liberty Conspiracy Podcast!

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The title says it all! Hope you dig it! Spread the word and share a link!

Music? Sure, you get The Asian Dub Foundation with "Flyover", Australia's Saints, with "Stranded", Shining (Norway) "Fisheye", Australia's Children Collide "We Are Amphibious", Marina and the Diamonds "Rootless", Danko Jones "Lovecall" (YEAH!), The Psychedelic Furs "Wedding Song", Future of the Left "The Hope that House Built", and McLusky "Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues".

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Thanks for joining us! We have a special, non-radio production available for you to hear and spread to friends, and in this we concentrate on some of the fears people express about anarcho, or voluntaryist political/philosophical ideology. How would it work? Why wouldn't it devolve into a battle of the biggest private police force? How would disputes be handled? What about protecting children?

Gardner Goldsmith and Furb (founder of the Freedom Book Club, found at www.freedombookclub.com) discuss some of these issues, in this the first of a series of special productions in which we attempt to attract more people to the foundational ethics of freedom.

With music by Government Issue ("Jaded Eyes") and The Horrors "Sea Within a Sea"... Visit us at www.libertyconspiracy.com!

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Greetings! We've decided to give our PRISM-FISA and Fourth Amendment studies an extra punch. In this production, we've taken the key elements of our 6-10-13 podcast and rendered them into one core program that spells out the PRISM controversy, what it means to the 4th Amendment, and where the FISA act, which is being used as the "statutory justification" for PRISM, originated. We also explain how none of the FISA law comports to the actual wording of the US Bill of Rights, specifically, the 4th Amendment.

And this time, Gardner Goldsmith has taken one of the music pieces from the original pod and worked his editing magic to make it a fitting "F-U" to the liars in politics who trample on rights and tell you they're not, or that it's for "your own good." Listen for "Rockets Are Red" at the start of the production.

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Furb, the founder of the Freedom Book Club, joins GG in this program that concentrates on the evils of a proposal in Europe: a bill to outlaw any seeds and plants not approved by the EU politicians. As Gardner Goldsmith shows, this idea goes back to the 1960's, and IS something that "Conspiracy Theorist" folks have been warning was in the works.

We give them the credit they deserve, and try to sound the alarm. Genetic fascism is just around the bend when it comes to food in the EU.

Music? Well, we offer The Buzzcocks "Something's Gone Wrong Again", Killing Joke "The Wait", The Pagans "Eyes of Satan" (a bunch of 17 yr old Ohio punks), The Demons "I'll Make you Sorry", Curtis Mayfield "Superfly", Schmoyoho's new one "Dead Giveaway" based on interviews with Charles Ramsey, the guy who found three missing/kidnapped girls in Ohio, Motorhead "Killed by Death", WIRE "12 Times U" (a new play on and remix of their classic "1,2, x U"), Apollo Smile "Dune Buggy", and Paul Weller "7&3 Was the Striker's Name" off "Wake Up the Nation". Hope you like the production and we hope you'll spread the word about our shows and our site!

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Includes more material. Apologies for the shortened pod earlier on 5-2.

We have noticed that since the suspension of the Bill of Rights during the search for the Boston Marathon suspects, many pop media members have been working hard to construct all kinds of seedy rationales to tell you that it's perfectly fine for government to crush liberties in order to answer 'exigent circumstances". This is not only incorrect, the activity of these so-called "journalists" is immoral and sick.

Here is the Liberty Conspiracy refutation of Slate.

A short production, concentrating on just this topic, with music by Oggy and the Stooges "Down on the Street", Killing Joke "Millennium", Love Spit Love "Little Fist" and The Damned "I Just Can't Be Happy Today"!

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Welcome back to the Conspiracy plotting for freedom. We're a group of people who explore contemporary issues, historical events and ideas, and try to derive long-standing principles from them - principles that involve freedom, economics and creativity. We hope you like the approach.

In this program, we welcome fellow Conspirator Tyrin Price, who joined host El G Grande to offer his thoughts on the failure of the state to protect people in Boston, the rationales for the bombings that the attackers constructed in their angry minds, and the ease with which police state swept into the area and crushed the US Constitution.

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Music? Here's the list!

We open with Schtum "Big, Big City", then hear Soul Coughing "Super Bon-Bon", then offer Muse: "Plug-in Baby", then hear The Mummies' "You Must Fight to Live (on the Planet of the Apes)" and close things off with the New Bomb Turks "Gotta, Gotta Sinking Feeling"

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With an appreciation for the people in the city who died, suffered, who survived, we who cherish liberty look at the murderous attack on the attendees at the Boston Marathon.

Gardner Goldsmith is joined by Furb, founder of the Freedom Book Club. They look at something that has been mentioned at the Liberty Conspiracy website, which we will cut and paste here:

Homeland Security has not stopped one terrorist event. And after holding off on any political analysis, I started to think about the vulnerability one feels in a public place like Boston, an event like that... And the literal impossibility of true security that even the most dedicated police officers and politicians can try to provide. That area near the finish line is one of the most policed areas in any sporting/live/public event in the world. Yet this happened. It makes me consider the question framed thus: One might think about the percentage of cops per thousands on that street. At what level of officers/people does one think that there would have been a different outcome? I say that with no rancor towards anyone's beliefs, but just as a matter of reality. If killers wanted to kill, even a thousand more cops couldn't have stopped it. You can construct bicycles with pipe bombs in their frames and park them places. You can infiltrate the piping of the stands and tents and replace sections with pipes loaded with explosives. you can detonate bombs planted high up, loaded with metals to cause terrible damage. And all this brings me back to one insight, which is that there are (most often) reasons for terrorist acts. What are they? I won't sound "bleeding heart" when I say that, as a mathematical construct, if one cannot really stop terrorists who are hell bend on killing, then can one try to reduce the likelihood that people will be inspired to kill? Many killers don't have reasons inspired by things we can pinpoint as triggers, but many do. If this turns out to be a case of political terrorism, and we know it's impossible (or close to it) for the political machine to be big enough to stop this, then what does one do to try to reduce the likelihood of people wanting to kill for political reasons, such as disliking what the US does in the Middle East, etc?

Our music comes from bands that began in Boston, and includes: The Zulus "Directly from our Hearts to Yours", The Pixies "Debaser" (as we have noted, the Pixies used to open for the Zulus, and even they said the Zulus were the best band in the city), DMZ (the precursor to Lyres) "Bad Attitude", Big Dipper "Easter Eve", Mission of Burma "That's When I Reach for My Revolver", Morphine "Thursdays" (RIP Mark Sandman), Human Sexual Response (the forerunner to The Zulus) "Blow Up" (yes, music didacts, we adjusted the volume where it loses some VUs, and you know where that happens if you know Boston music!), The Zulus "Gotta Have Faith", and Eli Paperboy Reed (great New Soul singer originally from Brookline, MA) "Stake Your Claim".

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When the US Supreme Court issued its decision in the Heller case (Dick Heller was a DC resident who sued over the District's restrictions on the 2nd Amendment) many so-called "conservatives" and "small government libertarians" and "Constitutionalists" cheered.

We did not. In his conclusion to the majority opinion Antonin Scalia did something very bad to the English language and to the definition of the word "right".

Find out why our observation of this bad precedent, and our predictions about that error were prescient, and why it has a bearing on all future debates over all rights, not solely the right to self-defense.

Can you believe that a politically appointed judge actually implied that the right to self-defense can be attenuated?

Listen, and you'll see! We have that AND a visit from fellow Conspirator Malcolm, who offers his thoughts on Diane Feinstein, St. Patrick's Day, and more!

Plus music by Vintage Trouble, Leogun, and Grinderman! No songs listed in this case, because we'd like you to investigate the bands and buy some of their stuff!

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