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Isn't this What it is All About?

Tue, 2009-12-22 07:11 — Aunt Judy

I came across this article on CNN just a few minutes ago.  I thought this was an exceptional use of the internet for helping people in need.    Maybe this is also the answer to keeping more government out of our lives.  What a great idea.

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Merry Christmas

Sat, 2009-12-19 16:53 — Aunt Judy

Merry Christmas, everyone, from Williamsburg (where we have a little bit of snow and a lot of rain).  May you all have a loving, joyous and happy Christmas with many blessings!

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Sweet Forgiveness

Mon, 2009-11-30 19:30 — Aunt Judy

Sometimes a song just kind of grabs you...and sometimes you are not even sure why.  It might be the melody, the instruments, or the lyrics.  And sometimes it may be only a portion of any of those that just strike a chord with you.  At least that is what happens to me.  I like a song titled Sweet Forgiveness for lots of reasons.  But here is the last verse....I am not dr

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Thanksgiving

Wed, 2009-11-25 10:55 — Aunt Judy

Happy Thanksgiving and many blessings to everyone!

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Founding Faith

Wed, 2009-09-02 10:22 — Aunt Judy

I am reading a book, Founding Faith (How Our Founding Fathers Forged a Radical New Approach to Religious Liberty) by Steven Waldman.

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Governance and the Marketplace

Wed, 2009-07-15 09:33 — Aunt Judy

Here is another article I found interesting.  Written by someone with a libertarian bent. 

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Steve Kangas

Tue, 2009-06-16 16:27 — Aunt Judy

I recently discovered a website by Steve Kangas.  I knew nothing about him but read a few of his posts and thought he made a lot of sense.  I have sense printed out several of his posts for leisurely reading later.  These articles I believe were written about 1999 (not sure).  Steve Kangas has several web articles about the CIA and its involvement in many events (he actually

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What is meaning of anti-state?

Mon, 2009-06-01 09:00 — Aunt Judy

If statism is as described below what exactly do you mean when using the term anti-state?  It sounds more like you mean anarchism rather than the opposite of statism.  Below is from soundpolitics.com:

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What's the opposite of Statism?

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Here are two articles from the Women's International Perspective (WIP) webpage

Mon, 2009-05-25 17:32 — Aunt Judy

I thought these were interesting articles:

http://thewip.net/contributors/2009/05/the_battle_to_stay_alive_survi.html

and

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"Walking the Bible"

Sat, 2009-05-09 15:52 — Aunt Judy

I just purchased two books by Bruce Feiler.  They are Walking the Bible, a Journey by Land through the Five Books of Moses  and Abraham, A Journey to the Heart of Three Faiths.  Has anyone else read them?  I went berserk at the bookstore today!  LOL Also got one titled The Noticer by Andy Andrews.  Also got one by Anwar Sadat's wife.  That

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"If I Live to be 100"

Thu, 2009-04-23 08:10 — Aunt Judy

I just finished reading a pretty amazing book (and found out my sister had read it and loved it too!).  It is titled If I Live to Be 100 and is by Neenah Ellis, formerly a staff producer for NPR's All Things Considered.  It was amazing and also a little terrifying to read these short interviews with people 100 or older.  One of the excerpts from the back of the

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Ron Paul Does NOT Want to go Back to the Gold Standard

Wed, 2009-04-08 10:29 — Aunt Judy

Now I am really confused.  Read this article.  Is this the way you guys perceived Paul's stand?

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Conflicted about the Federal Reserve

Sun, 2009-04-05 17:48 — Aunt Judy

I have been doing a lot of reading about the Federal Reserve (after comments from Ron and Chris made me more curious).  I would like to hear what difference it would make to go back to a gold standard and what are the actual issues with the Federal Reserve.  Most of the interest they make goes back to the Treasury.  A small percentage is left for shares/dividends.  How, exac

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Taxation Through the Ages

Thu, 2009-03-26 08:05 — Aunt Judy

Here is a good article.  I like that he starts out quoting Bastiat.  I would rather look at taxation from a perspective of law and justice and common sense than from a religious perspective.  I find it hard to explain why tho.

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