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Rethinking Articles of Confederation
The prevailing historical interpretation of the country under the Articles of Confederation is an example of the harm that has resulted from the ignorance of economics among generations of historians.
Source: https://mises.org/library/rethinking-articles-confederation
Dr. John Eastman giving a presentation to the Oath Keepers of Orange County a few years ago, Dr. Eastman in the first 5 minutes, discusses the internal trade wars involving Rhode Island, the collapse of the Confederation and subsequent adoption of the United States Constitution: https://youtu.be/2v53I694DUY
Rhode Island didn’t ratify the United States Constitution until several years after it was formed. Rhode Island, by not showing up for legislative sessions became the last functioning government under the Articles of Confederation as well as the last of the 13 states to join the United States Constitution: http://history.house.gov/HistoricalHighlight/Detail/35264
Overlord Brown in California – Rules for Us and Rules for Them
In a bombshell discovery, Jerry Brown is found to have used CA State Employees to conduct a survey for future gas and oil production on his personal property: http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2015/11/05/784191/0/en/Lawsuit-Uncovers-Governor-Had-State-Workers-Develop-Maps-for-Personal-Oil-Holdings.html
Even the LA Times has published an editorial on the Jerry Brown Ranch oil report: http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-brown-ranch-oil-20151106-story.html
Jerry Brown in the late 1970’s was against the passage of proposition 13, however once the legislation passed, Toilet Brown was able to convince the public that he was responsible for it’s passage. – https://youtu.be/Du81w9BHRg4
While Californian’s deal with the drought, under federal government guidelines wasteful “pulse flows” place the needs of 12 fish over humans while other U.S. Administrative agencies simultaneously fine local water districts over arbitrary urban use cuts: http://watchdog.org/242906/fish-people-states-places-needs-fish-top-list/ | http://abc7.com/1059871/
* Correction: Corey mistakenly references the fee to get a CA Driver License at $100. The state actually only proposed a fee hike, but never implemented the hike. The fee to get a California Driver License remains $33 (Ding). Some behind the scenes audio of when Corey realized he was referencing a proposal to raise the fee, but the agency didn’t actually impose the fee. Link to the current CA DMV Fee Schedule: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/dl/fees/driverlicense_fees
Click the picture below to listen to Corey’s retraction (opens in new window):
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