Monthly Archives: February 2009

Superiority Not Equality (Issue 173)

By Freedom Lady | February 26, 2009

While Obama is preaching about reaching across the aisle and lets all get together and get along,  some are stirring the stick saying we are “a nation of cowards” while others are saying in essence it’s a shame to let a crisis go to waste.
 
While some are using the time worn tactic of, “Divide to [...]

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If You Can’t Tell It, You Can’t Sell It: Freedom, Anarchy, Autarchy (Issue 172)

By Freedom Lady | February 26, 2009

I write more about freedom than any other subject. And because I believe conditions in this country have evolved to a point we have very little of it left, I believe we have a moral imperative to examine why.  It is as precious as life itself.
 
First, let’s take a look at what has replaced it. Political [...]

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President Roosevelt – Money Banks – The Economy (Issue 171)

By Freedom Lady | February 24, 2009

Lately the news is dominated by discussions relating to the economy. There are talks about the trillion dollar bailout package, banks, Wall Street, loss of income from loss of jobs, loss of homes, and presidential speeches about money. There are speeches by Secretary of Treasury on local, state, federal and global effects of the crashing [...]

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Tresspassing – Boundaries – Ownership (Issue 170)

By Freedom Lady | February 24, 2009

When discussing the philosophy of freedom, most areas are clear cut and easy to understand. However there are some areas which might sound a bit fuzzy and unclear.
 
Freedom by its very nature is so intertwined with ownership. This can be defined. A thing can be owned, if it has a boundary, under the control of the owner, [...]

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Organ Ain’t Playing and Monkey on Fire – Try Advertising Freedom (Issue 169)

By Freedom Lady | February 24, 2009

Listening to the news on television, radio, or reading a newspaper or magazine article, is like watching a serial soap opera. The players, plots, and sub-plots change, but always seems to be more of the same in one form or another. The style of dress, hair-dos, and sets can change but the plots follow a [...]

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