Miscellaneous Essays
This document was most recently revised on Monday, July
26, 2010.
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Here are a few suggestions for low
risk assaults upon the regulatory complex. |
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There are many ways to view government.
You might think of it as a degenerate form of anarchy. You might
consider it to be a natural consequence of people's unwillingness to solve
their own problems. As it happens, those are both reasonable interpretations. |
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The Constitution for the United
States of America places upon the Congress an obligation to conduct
a census. Does the obligation extend beyond the Congress? Does
it apply to you? |
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This interpretation of the Statue
of Liberty should give you something to ponder. |
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Drug tests, DNA tests, "lie detector"
tests, etc., as presently administered, violate the fundamental principles
that are the basis of liberty. |
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In this essay, I revealed an important
consequence of the present system of mandatory ID. I also suggested
a different interpretation of that well known prophecy about the number
of the beast. |
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Leonard Lake and Charles Ng weren't
working alone. The Pentagon wasn't hit by an airplane. The
airplane crashes weren't what caused the World Trade Center towers to collapse.
Unnamed Agency is a long essay. I didn't want to go to
the trouble of making an HTML version of it. What I've presented
here is a PDF file. |
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