henry david thoreau Archives - Cop Block

Ford Capitalizes on Police State

April 23, 2014April 23, 2014 Pete Eyre 865 Views albert j nock, anarchy, Austrian economics, bae, bearcat, choice, Coercion, cop block, copblock.org, Ford, general dynamics, henry david thoreau, international, language, lenco, market anarchy, mrap, navistar, oshkosh corporation, police interceptor, political means, strike the root, voluntaryism

When a product used by the few to oppress the many is openly marketed it speaks to the level of

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Julian Heicklen Interviewed by Nathan Larson

March 1, 2014February 28, 2014 Pete Eyre 1483 Views Barack Obama, Civil disobedience, Civil Rights Movement, consent, constitution, cop block, copblock.org, federal bureau of prisons, first amendment, fourth amendment, Free State Project, gay rights movement, grand jury indictment, henry david thoreau, impeachment, james babb, judicial system, Julian Heicklen, Jury nullification, Jury trial, knesset, libertarian, libertarian party, mental illness, nathan larson, nathania.org, NDAA, New Hampshire, non-compliance, parliamentary system, penal system, Pennsylvania, plea bargaining, president, private prisons, proportional representation, sixth amendment, smart on crime, sparf and hansen v united states, Supreme Court, thurgood marshall, tinker v des moines independent community school district, tryanny fighters, united states v grace, us sentencing commission, woman's suffrage

In February 2014 Nathan Larson interviewed Julian Heicklen via email, the result of which was originally posted to Nathania.org. That

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Modern Day Thoreau Targeted by North Carolina Bureaucrats

March 22, 2013May 9, 2013 Pete Eyre 1535 Views eustace conway, Featured, Free Talk Live, health department safety specialist, henry david thoreau, Nate Cox, North Carolina, planning and inspection department, private property, support, turtle island preserve, watauga county health department, watauga county planning and inspections

“I’m not confident I’ll win. I’m confident I ought to win” – so says Eustace Conway, about the situation into

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