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  52. Volume 1 - Issue 6 - Late August 2015
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  70. D E - R E G U L A T I N G G U N S W I T H T E C H N O L O G Y
  71. AAAAA L SSSSS OOOOO SAVE TRANS-FATS
  72. A A L S O O ::
  73. AAAAAAA L SSSS O O ASHLEY MADISON HACK
  74. A A L S O O ::
  75. A A LLLLLLL SSSSS OOOOO OUR POST-CONSTITUTION AMERICA
  76. ABOVE: An MK-18 that was 3-D printed by Defense Distributed
  77. -Page 2-
  78. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LiberTORian Volume 1, Issue 6
  79. T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S: A Publication of Synonymous 1.
  80. Published August, 2015.
  81. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  82. --
  83. ACQUIRING RELAY....................3 LiberTORian is published on an
  84. Guns and Fat: irregular basis.
  85. Cornerstones of Freedom
  86. N(c), 2015. Readers are welcome,
  87. Article............................3 actually encouraged, to copy and
  88. CONTROLLING BEHAVIOR THROUGH GAMES distribute this text by any means
  89. possible, preferable by photocopy-
  90. DEEP WEB SITE OF THE DAY...........4 ing.
  91. Nerdageddon
  92. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ART............5 LIBERTORIAN HAS A DEEP WEB SITE:
  93. Morse Code http://libertxn3ogpn6mb.onion/
  94. QUOTABLE QUOTES....................6 (Thanks to an Onionland user.)
  95. The views expressed in LiberTORian
  96. BLURB..............................6 aren't necessarily those of the
  97. webmaster. That's fine with us
  98. FEATURE............................7 libertarians.
  99. The Skinny on Trans-Fats
  100. FEATURE...........................10 CORRESPONDENCE:
  101. Defense Distributed Democratizes synonumous1@ruggedinbox.com
  102. Second Amendment
  103. Send submissions & letters to
  104. ARTICLE...........................12 LiberTORian at the above address.
  105. A Bruce By Any Other Name
  106. is a Bruce
  107. DONATE TO LIBERTORIAN:
  108. ARTICLE...........................13 12yfpaKCHL7XCdWGiM8x9nuaBw1TbW1q2s
  109. Constitutional Amendment Even a millibitcoin! (.001 BTC)
  110. of the day: The First Amendment
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  116. David Nolan's Quagmire, Part 2 | | |
  117. /----------\
  118. WHO THE HECK IS MILTON FRIEDMAN?..18 /|| || || || |
  119. >------+++++++8|| || || || |
  120. ALL POINTS BULLETIN...............20 ===============
  121. | | | | |
  122. FEATURE...........................21 (| O | O| O| O |)
  123. The Ashley Madison Hack | | | | |
  124. (| O | O | O | O |)
  125. GUEST ARTICLE.....................22 | | | | |
  126. Is Our Economy (|O | O | O | O |)
  127. Too Service-Oriented? By Vox Populi Dalek | | | | |
  128. courtesy (| O | O | O | O |)
  129. D.N.S. LOOKUP FAILED..............24 textfiles.com ======================
  130. -Page 3-
  131. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  132. A C Q U I R I N G R E L A Y CONTROLLING BEHAVIOR THROUGH GAMES
  133. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  134. The Constitution may be technically Do you remember the game Quiet Ball?
  135. murdered by Obama, SCOTUS, and other
  136. freedom-hating statists, but until It also goes by the name "Silent
  137. it is resurrected, its spirit will Ball".
  138. remain alive in the hearts of free-
  139. dom loving libertarians across the Yeah, that was a racket, and I don't
  140. fruited plain. In no place does it mean tennis.
  141. live on more defiantly than with the
  142. pioneers of individual liberty, De- Most adults forgot about this game
  143. fense Distributed, or DefDist. unless you have children who came
  144. home from school and say that they
  145. Thanks to peer-to-peer file sharing, played it.
  146. the deep web, and a love of freedom
  147. that the administration can't stop, So, for those of you who never ever
  148. DefDist has resisted attempts to played this in school, here's how
  149. stop the democratization of the 2nd it works: children all sit on their
  150. Amendment. desks. Someone gets a dodge ball
  151. that's about 6 inches in diameter,
  152. This issue will cover their story, or a koosh ball or something. The
  153. and that of trans-fat. Here is yet kid with the ball points at, then
  154. another area where statists in the throws it at a selected child, who
  155. federal government overstepped and must catch it. If he misses, he is
  156. are taking our freedom to choose out. Game continues until only one
  157. from us. Ironic since these hypo- kid remains.
  158. crites are only "pro-choice" when
  159. it comes to killing babies, and And the most important rule, ANY
  160. vehemently anti-choice regarding KID WHO MAKES A SOUND IS OUT.
  161. absolutely everything else in life!
  162. I hated this game. I couldn't catch
  163. This story isn't over yet. We here a cold with a net. So I would make
  164. at LibeTORian need the help of re- goofy noises and sit right down.
  165. sourceful readers like you (if this
  166. describes you.) We're looking for I didn't realize at the time that
  167. people who can teach us how to make the only purpose of the game was to
  168. your own trans-fat, just as the way shut us all up and give the teacher
  169. people learned to make their own some peace and quiet, instead of
  170. alcohol during prohibition. If BBS teach us something.
  171. users in the 1980s can teach people
  172. how to use chemistry to make their That's one of those dirty tricks
  173. own explosives, and devices with an which I guess teaches one life les-
  174. ability to bypass the FONE company, son: help the kids get in line and
  175. I know someone out there can help accept authority just for the sake
  176. us make fat! Please help Liber- of controlling behavior as adults.
  177. TORian's mission to launch the fat
  178. revolution. We aim to do the same So, looking back, considering that
  179. thing for fat that DefDist is doing I never played by the rule, early on
  180. for firearms. I'm dead serious on in life I learned how to break the
  181. this. For it's not about fat. It system of control! ((L))
  182. is about freedom. In this case,
  183. freedom's in the form of fat! ((L))
  184. -Page 4-
  185. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  186. DEEP WEB SITE OF THE DAY > > > freenovfka2ploir.onion < < <
  187. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  188. NERDAGEDDON type of "hidden" internet. People
  189. freenovfka2ploir.onion who read this and think I'm a joke
  190. because I'm so tech-unsavvy, please
  191. They say that the deep web is 500 correct me if that's wrong. Either
  192. times the size of the surface web. way, this site is filled with lots
  193. I don't know how true that is or if of interesting gems. Some are of
  194. descriptions such as this only re- interest to LiberTORian readers.
  195. fer to onionland or all that is not You'll find insteresting, thought-
  196. cataloged in search engines. But provoking, researched sites such as,
  197. Nerdageddon seems to be at least "10 Signs Russia is Preparing a Pre-
  198. the size of clearnet, leaving the emptive Strike against the USA, and
  199. other 499 times its site to all the 10 signs that Obama Collaborates
  200. rest of the deep web. toward that aim". Maybe the drawn
  201. conclusion is exaggerated, but the
  202. If you began reading LiberTORian as facts that draw them are sound. You
  203. a n00b to the deep web, just as I also will find some of the worn-out,
  204. was when I began writing, you can tired, long-laughed to the side kook
  205. see how lost I was myself. So this theories like, "Ebola, AIDS Manu-
  206. magazine was designed in part to factured by Western Pharmaceuticals,
  207. guide you through the deep web with U.S. DoD?" There will always be the
  208. me as I found my way through. Over "never landed on the moon" people
  209. time, I was able to find my way among them.
  210. around it better myself. Hopefully
  211. you are now proficient enough that Then there are diversionary links
  212. I can show you some less introduc- for nerds everywhere: "irrational
  213. tory sites that offer a wealth of numbers" is a site dedicated to the
  214. information. Nerdageddon is one of love of just that. There's also,
  215. those sites. "Index- Fun With Graphics", complete
  216. with fractal art. "Digital: A Love
  217. Nerdageddon bills itself as, "infos Story" takes a user back to the late
  218. for political nerds". I'm not sure 1980s in a game where you play the
  219. exactly how it works. The site has role of a student who receives a
  220. hundreds, probably over a thousand new "AMIE" computer and uses it to
  221. links. I haven't counted yet but become a BBS junkie.
  222. I'm sure my OCD will kick in some-
  223. time and I'll know the answer. But Many sites refer to "flogs", which I
  224. anyway, you click a link, and a web assume means "freenet weblogs." One
  225. site that whoever is behind Nerda- Libertarian site, "Thoughts of an
  226. geddon likes appears, but it still Internet Libertarian", contains too
  227. contains the original base URL of much anti-Semitic propaganda and
  228. Nerdageddon's site. So I don't untrustworthy sources (like the U.N.
  229. know if they have a way to make the among others) for my tastes. Still,
  230. URL of the linked site appear in- this site offers more than enough
  231. side a web page on their side, or links for everyone, not counting
  232. what. ones to sites that offer mp3s, and
  233. videos to TV shows. Most of these
  234. The site's goal is to list ALL free links don't connect to the file.
  235. sites that are new or interesting But there is enough at Nerdageddon
  236. to political nerds. The links cite to keep even the most hardcore
  237. "freenet" a lot, which is another political nerds satisfied. ((L))
  238. -Page 5-
  239. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  240. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ART, PART 1 - By Synonymous 1 -
  241. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  242. MORSE CODE
  243. -- --- .-. ... . -.-. --- -.. . 0 ----- 5 .....
  244. 1 .---- 6 -....
  245. With the increased power capacity of 2 ..--- 7 --...
  246. radio devices, the number of people 3 ...-- 8 ---..
  247. who are experienced in Morse Code is 4 ....- 9 ----.
  248. dwindling. Decades ago, Amateur ra-
  249. dio (ham) operators are able to get The numbers were the original code.
  250. FCC licensing without knowledge of The idea to add letters to the
  251. Morse Code. It's pretty sad, in my numbers was conceived by Alfred
  252. opinion, because it's still a very Viel.
  253. effective means of communication.
  254. But for today, its obscurity means All the radio frequencies that the
  255. that it's an instantly recognized beloved government allows citizens
  256. method of covert communication. to use for transmissions allow the
  257. use of Morse Code (referred to as
  258. Of course, Morse Code is a totally Continuous Wave or CW by ham radio
  259. ineffective means of encrypting your oerators). In some countries, CW is
  260. communications, as it is understood the ONLY form of communications that
  261. by law enforcement. But it is a is allowed for its citizens! Here
  262. vital skill everyone should learn. already is a good reason to learn
  263. You never know when fluency in Morse it.
  264. Code may come in handy. People who
  265. were held hostage by dictators or The relatively low-tech technology
  266. terrorists have blinked messages in required to transmit and receive CW
  267. Morse Code on hostage tapes. is precisely why it is so useful.
  268. It's much the same way that, for
  269. Devised by Samuel Morse around 1844, instance, a magazine available in
  270. Morse Code was originally used in TXT format is more versatile than
  271. days before telephones to communi- other, more modern formats. In the
  272. cte over radio waves. Each letter event of a crisis, CW can penetrate
  273. of the alphabet was given a pattern a range that standard radio communi-
  274. of dots and dashes. A "dot" is made cations can not. Suppose that China
  275. by pressing a telegraph key down for creates a virus that affects the
  276. a short time to complete a connec- internet and it's not available. Or
  277. tion, producing a short tone. A Obama uses real law congress passed
  278. "dash" is made by pressing 3 times to turn the internet "dark". There
  279. as long to produce a prolonged tone. have been recent weather-related
  280. power problems that led to the loss
  281. A .- J .--- S ... of Americans' cell phones in some
  282. B -... K -.-. T - regions. Those dependent on tech-
  283. C -.-. L .-.. U ..- nology panicked! Others were in-
  284. D -.. M -- V ...- convenienced. Imagine their reac-
  285. E . N -. W .-- tion during a REAL emergency! CW
  286. F ..-. O --- X -..- could once again become a vital form
  287. G --. P .--. Y -.-- of communication, for the immediate
  288. H .... Q --.- Z --.. time, at least. When the other
  289. I .. R .-. forms of electronic communications
  290. fail us, Morse Code will be the one
  291. There are also Morse Code symbols that comes through for us... or at
  292. for numerical digits: least, for those who know it! ((L))
  293. -Page 6-
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  318. Q U O T A B L E Q U O T E S B L U R B !
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  320. "Arguing that you don't care about LiberTORian needs liberty-minded
  321. the right to privacy because you writers! Please consider becoming a
  322. have nothing to hide is no different LiberTORian contributor of your
  323. than saying you don't care about intellect. Send plain text to:
  324. free speech because you have nothing
  325. to say." synonymous1@ruggedinbox.com
  326. - Edward Snowden
  327. LiberTORian is dedicating its prec-
  328. ious time to offer the best quality
  329. "It is hard to imagine a stupider or ASCII text possible. Please think
  330. more dangerous way of making decis- about donating to us if you like.
  331. ions than by putting those decisions Our bitcoin address is:
  332. in the hands of people who pay no
  333. price for being wrong." 12yfpaKCHL7XCdWGiM8x9nuaBw1TbW1q2s
  334. - Thomas Sowell
  335. Consider it a "thank you" for all of
  336. our hard work, and an incentive for
  337. "So if marriage licenses from one us at LiberTORian to continue writ-
  338. state now have to be recognized by ing in defense of individual free-
  339. other states... does that mean my dom! ((L))
  340. concealed carry permit from Texas
  341. now has to be recognized by Cali-
  342. fornia?"
  343. - A dinosaur from an Internet meme DON'T HURT PEOPLE
  344. AND DON'T TAKE THEIR STUFF.
  345. -Page 7-
  346. T H E O N
  347. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _______ _______ ______ ______ ______
  348. / \ | || || || \ | || \ | || | | ( )( ___ )( )( )( __)
  349. / \| || || || \| || \| || | | (__ __)( _)( )( )( __ )(___ )
  350. | |_|| || || || | || | || | | ( ) ( )\ ) ( __ )( )( )( )
  351. | | | |/ /| || . | || . | || | | (___) (__) \__)(__)(__)(__)(__)(______)
  352. \ \ | < | || | | || | | |\ ' / _________ ________ __________ _________
  353. _| || |\ \| || | ' || | ' | | | ( )( )( )( ___)
  354. | | || || || || | || | | | | ( ____)( )( )(___ ___)(_____ )
  355. \ /| || || || |\ || |\ | | | ( ____) ( __ ) ( ) ( )
  356. \_/ |_||_||_||_| \_||_| \_| |_| (____) (___)(___) (______) (_________)
  357. ______________________________________________________________________________
  358. ( )
  359. ( - B y S y n o n y m o u s 1 - )
  360. (______________________________________________________________________________)
  361. What is trans fat? If one looks its "fully hydrogenated fatty acid".
  362. definition in the Merriam-Webster's This type of fatty acid doesn't
  363. dictionary, one will find this: occur in nature, is inedible, and
  364. dangerous. This type of fat is what
  365. trans fat (tranz' fat) n. Some- has been coined "frankenfats". Now,
  366. thing they put in food to make it Monica Reinage pretended to be an
  367. taste good. expert on the topic by misusing the
  368. term "franken-fats" to describe ALL
  369. I'm joking. But this may as well be trans fats. Just a small shot in
  370. the truth. Trans fats, put simply, the war on trans fat.
  371. make food taste better.
  372. Let's take a look at the chemical
  373. Trans fats technically are partially bond in trans fats contrasted with
  374. hydrogenated oils as opposed to poly cis fats. We begin with an example
  375. unsaturated or saturated fats. They of a poly unsaturated fat molecule:
  376. are not the "franken-fats" that some
  377. on the web have called them. Liber- //\ /\\
  378. TORian will explain all this in this // \/ \\
  379. article, and the fate of trans fats. | |
  380. | |
  381. trans fats begin as poly unsaturated / /
  382. fat. Their carbon atoms are double / /
  383. bonded in their hydrocarbon chains. || o
  384. The configuration of the atoms in || H C /\ / \ /\ /\ /\ /\
  385. unsaturated fats are called cis \ 3 / \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \
  386. bonds, as opposed to the trans bonds \ o | || H C |
  387. found in trans-fat. The cis bonds | | | || 3 |
  388. tend to be unstable. The process of | | \ o \ /\ /\ /
  389. creating trans fats causes some of \ /\\ \ \/ \/ \/
  390. the cis bonds to uncouple and bond \ / \\ o
  391. with hydrogen atoms, explains nu- | | o |
  392. tritionist Margaret Floyd. This | | |
  393. process requires high temperatures \ / //\ /\ /\ /\ /\\
  394. and pressure. These new trans bonds \/ // \/ \/ \/ \/ \\
  395. are artificially produced, and more o H C |
  396. stable as well as better tasting. If 3 |
  397. ALL of the cis bonds are uncoupled /\ /\ /\ /
  398. and bonded with hydrogen, the result / \/ \/ \/
  399. is not trans fat but something else:
  400. -Page 8-
  401. Now, let's isolate one of the H3C But as with anything good, leftists
  402. chains as it appears before the and statists in the government wish
  403. hydrogenation process, and see what to ban it. The problem they have
  404. it looks like after the double bonds with trans fats is that they make
  405. are broken: you FAT. Sorry to spoil it for you.
  406. While I'm at it, Rosebud was the
  407. //\ /\\ /\ /\ /\ sled and Darth Vader is Luke Sky-
  408. // \/ \\ / \/ \/ \ walker's father. Sorry, but the
  409. | | | entire world KNOWS that trans fats
  410. | | | are FATS. It's got FAT in the name!
  411. / / \ Of course, the federal government
  412. / / \ needs to clarify, since they give
  413. || * || laws names OPPOSITE of what they
  414. || H C || CH really are! Take "Affordable Care
  415. \ 3 \ 3 Act", for instance, which has made
  416. \ \ health insurance unaffordable, and
  417. | | mandatory, for every American! And
  418. | | then there's "Planned Parenthood",
  419. \ /\\ \ /\\ which makes people "un-parents" for
  420. \ / \\ \ / \\ profit.
  421. | | o | | o
  422. | | | | The real problem comes from the idea
  423. \ / \ / that Americans shouldn't be allowed
  424. \/ \/ to have them. Why not? Are we too
  425. stupid to know that they are fat?
  426. The bond after hydrogenation marked Or are we too stupid because we know
  427. with a * is the trans bond. Notice they are unhealthy, but we still
  428. how the double bonds at the top of want to eat it anyway? Everyone who
  429. the chain are now broken down in the puts trans fat into their system
  430. trans fat. understands that what they are con-
  431. suming is unhealthy, and when they
  432. The war on trans fats began around are coupled with lack of exercise,
  433. 2007 when government liberals began will make us fat. So what? As a
  434. complaining about it in Oreo cookies libertarian, if I want to enjoy a
  435. and other snack foods. For many, food with trans fat on occasion, I
  436. this is the first time the term was should. And if I want to neglect my
  437. heard of. Soon, it became FDA law body by eating a steady diet of it,
  438. to include trans fat content on food it's my decision. I am the steward
  439. packaging. Some foods removed trans of my own body, as is everyone for
  440. fat from their food around this time his/her own. Are you to tell me how
  441. and the difference was remarkable. to care for my own body?
  442. Frito-Lay removed trans fat from
  443. Doritos (tm) products in 2007... and Well, statists have the opposite
  444. they never tasted the same since. thinking. WARNING: Hitler compari-
  445. The flavor is gone. The best way to son ahead. Statists' philosophy
  446. remember how Doritos taste is to eat stems from social Darwinism, and the
  447. their Flavor Blasted (tm) Doritos; idea that you are NOT the steward of
  448. they are much more like the regular your body- government is. Statists
  449. Doritos used to taste. Now you know believe that they own the population
  450. why Doritos taste like poop anymore. like livestock, and the more control
  451. they have, the more they are free to
  452. Another food that became virtually treat people that way. This is why
  453. tasteless after the trans fat was socialized health care is so crucial
  454. removed was Resee's peanut butter to them. It is the cornerstone of
  455. cup cookies. They taste like they controlling every aspect of people's
  456. contain no peanut better whatsoever. lives. When Hitler became Germany's
  457. chancellor, his first actions were
  458. -page 9-
  459. to: 1) take over the health system, There are certain tastes that will
  460. 2) ban guns to prevent rebellion, be gone forever. Doughnuts, for
  461. and 3) enforce strict smoking bans. instance, are only as good as they
  462. If people are the government's are because of the existence of
  463. cattle, the government wants them to trans fats. I personally eat one
  464. be in good condition, as farmers doughnut a year, as they are the
  465. maintain the health of their cows worst food product one can consume.
  466. and pigs and such. But most red-blooded Americans eat
  467. doughnuts regularly without harming
  468. For statists, the motives aren't as anyone. There is no right more
  469. noble as even for farmers. It's all simple than your decision to eat
  470. about money. Put simply, unhealthy the foods you enjoy.
  471. people put a burden on the system.
  472. A person's health is now paid for by Prohibition doesn't work. The 18th
  473. the collective. If you're dragging Amendment led to organized crime,
  474. down the system, statists consider until the 21st Amendment made alco-
  475. you a drain of their resources. The hol legal once again. I abhor drugs
  476. result is health care rationing. It but think that if they were made
  477. is the end result in Netherlands, in legal, the rug would be pulled out
  478. England, in Canada, and all around from under all those scuzzy dealers
  479. the socialized world. If the state and they'd need to find a new vice
  480. deems you too burdensome to care for to peddle. So, will trans fat be
  481. then you're left behind, and since the new bathtub gin? I certainly
  482. the state controls all health care, hope so. LiberTORian is undergoing
  483. you have no alternative. research on nations where trans fat
  484. is still legal and produced; dear
  485. The stakes are high to ban trans fat reader, please send us your leads.
  486. because, to them, you are your own
  487. worst enemy. Moreover, they can't Then there's homemade trans fat. It
  488. afford to have you enjoy foods that isn't easy to do at home. Heating
  489. are unhealthy. But the benefits of oils produce little to no trans fats
  490. trans fat are neglected by the media when cooked. But people are re-
  491. an government alike. Trans fats are sourceful. I read enough _Anarchist
  492. Cookbook_ type entries to know that
  493. o easier than cis fats to manage as someone out there knows enough about
  494. a solid in recpies chemistry to give us a way to make
  495. o able to last a long time without our own trans fat in a lab or the
  496. spoiling kitchen. Again, please share your
  497. o chemically stable talents with LiberTORian!
  498. o suitable for extended cooking use
  499. o very tasty! I conclude with a new scientific
  500. discovery. Like the defunct Big
  501. The FDA decreed a trans fat pro- Bang theory, another 40-year study
  502. hibition which begins on June 17, turned out to be paradigm shifting:
  503. 2018, three years from the date the scientists now conclude there is no
  504. order was issued. Companies like correlation between cholesterol and
  505. Crisco, which makes Crisco(tm) circulatory clogging! HCL may now
  506. shortening, preemptively removed be just as healthy as LCL! All this
  507. trans fat from their products in government control over our food
  508. 2003, in anticipation of government intake may be for something as ar-
  509. intrusion. Crisco was one of the chaic, scientifically, as man-made
  510. wise ones; the estimated cost to the global warming!
  511. food industry is estimated to be $1
  512. trillion dollars! So long as the So while we still have them, sit
  513. food providers and consumers are the back, enjoy LiberTORian, and shove
  514. ones stuck with the bill, it's no as many doughnuts down as you can!
  515. skin of the government's back! ((L))
  516. -Page 10-
  517. ___________________________________________________________________________|____
  518. .__ .__ ._. . . .___. .___ .__ _|_
  519. [__) [__) | |\ | | [__ [__) DEFENSE DISTRIBUTED / | \
  520. | | \ _|_ | \| | [___ | \ DEFIES THE GOVERNMENT ----+----
  521. .__ .___ . .__. .__. .__ ._. . . .__ AFTER IT CLOSED DOWN \_|_/
  522. [__) [__ | | | [__] | \ | |\ | [ __ THEIR WEBSITE OFFERING |
  523. | \ [___ |___ |__| | | |__/ _|_ | \| [__] 3D PRINTER GUN SCHEMATIC$
  524. ________________________________________________________________________________
  525. \________________________ _______________________/
  526. ____________________________\ * By Synonymous 1 * /___________________________
  527. \_____________________/
  528. The advent of 3D printing ushered in gun to be made, and the printer it-
  529. a new era of democratization regard- self. And of course, D.I.Y. files
  530. ing manufacturing. People are now are meant to be shared. That is
  531. empowered to produce in 3D the same where Defense Distributed comes in.
  532. way they were able to print upon the __|__
  533. arrival of color laser printers. / _|_ \
  534. / / | \ \
  535. You need an unlimited supply of Lego -(-(--+--)-)-
  536. bricks? 3D printers will do it for \ \_|_/ /
  537. you. Always wanted to be an action \__|__/
  538. figure? Here's your chance! For as |
  539. little as a few thousand dollars, Founded in 2012 by entrepreneur Cody
  540. less that you would pay for a color Wilson, Defense Distributed began
  541. laser printer in the 1990s, you can as a crowdfunding campaign that was
  542. create anything your imagination and given the boot by IndieGoGo. But
  543. rendering abilities allow. censorship rarely works. Williams
  544. was able to raise more than his goal
  545. 3D printers have the ability to do on his own, thanks to the publicity
  546. more than materialize things out of garnered from IndieGoGo dropping his
  547. plastic and metal; nearly anything project.
  548. can be reproduced by anyone with the
  549. knowledge of a computer-aided draft- For over a year, Defense Distributed
  550. ing (CAD) program, or anyone who hosted 3D printer files for various
  551. shares such files. People have used firearms, including their early
  552. 3D printers to print entirely edible designs for AR-15 and AK-47 maga-
  553. meat, pure medicine/drugs, and human zines, and their now-famous design
  554. hands perfect for transplanting. for their Liberator .380. In late
  555. 2013, the State Department moved in,
  556. Not to mention firearms. and told them to shut down their web
  557. site. They complied. In the State
  558. Imagine the implications. A person Department's eyes, Defense Distribu-
  559. makes a gun from scratch. He or she ted, or DefDist, violated inter-
  560. didn't need a background check. national arms regulations, although
  561. With no seller, there are no trans- no weapons change hands, only data.
  562. fer documents for the beloved The department knows of breaking the
  563. government. The only waiting period law: many high ranking members of
  564. is for the printer to finish. In that department under the Obama
  565. the end, you're the proud possessor administration have, or are aware of
  566. of an unregistered firearm. their co-workers using government
  567. resources to view pornographic con-
  568. Such is one miracle of 3D printing. tent featuring minors. But since
  569. This D.I.Y. tool puts the Second they are part of the kakistocracy,
  570. Amendment directly back into the it's okay for THEM to break the law!
  571. hands of the average Joe. All that
  572. a person needs is a schematic of the Undetered by the move by the U.S.
  573. -Page 11-
  574. government, DefDist opened a second The files are deemed dangerous by
  575. web site, DefCad.org, which hosted the U.S. government. In reality,
  576. the weapons that led to the shutdown the files are a measure to keep
  577. as well as new additions to their liberty secure. People have noted
  578. growing open-source file base. that the government's attempt to
  579. __|__ censor Defense Distributed is an
  580. / _|_ \ attack on both the First and Second
  581. / / | \ \ Amendments. The NRA has yet to rule
  582. -(-(--+--)-)- in on the enterprise, but TV host
  583. \ \_|_/ / Glenn Beck, using one of the plans,
  584. \__|__/ was able to produce a gun in an hour
  585. | with a 3D printer. Like Mr. Beck,
  586. Defense Distributed's philosophy is DefDist hails from Texas. One gun
  587. derived from the Second Amendment. proudly displays the Texas state's
  588. In their own words, the service that outline on one of their AR-15 maga-
  589. they provide is to "defend the civil zines. A state that was once its
  590. liberty to public access to firearms, own nation, the Texans value their
  591. as guaranteed by the Constitution..." sovereignty and their concealed
  592. It's not about the weapons, them- carry rights. Leave it to Texas to
  593. selves, but what their gun schematics bring the Constitution into the 21st
  594. represent: using technology to main- century.
  595. tain the human rights advantage over
  596. a government's attempt to deny those There is also a website on freenet
  597. rights. Gun control advocates can where DefDist operates in the deep
  598. ban the sales of guns or have all of web. It is available in the freenet
  599. them registered when they are manu- and through a Nerdageddon link:
  600. factured by a business that regulates
  601. them. It's a whole lot harder to try http://freenovfka2ploir.onion/
  602. to stop an average Joe from producing USK@7BHsVFc4oEhOpn1zjqWpnKi5psde
  603. their own using tomorrow's everyday JsYjsxujL58JAmY,f5deQR4y~9b2uXz7Wz6
  604. household tools. Providing free open UNnMQ5Ro1hh4enBKTgFp-M9U,AQACAAE/
  605. sourced gun archives is, to them, a site/4/
  606. renaissance of sorts, empowering
  607. people to manufacture freedom. The censorship-resistant nature of
  608. the deep web makes it an ideal place
  609. Of course, DefCAD also didn't last to host the 3D schematic mega packs.
  610. long, and the anti-Second Amendment
  611. Obama Administration had the web site Everyone should download this, not
  612. scrubbed from the internet. That is, just gun owners or 3D printer users.
  613. when it comes to the hosted files on Why? Because you're making a repos-
  614. the clearnet. Their body of material itory for freedom itself. The Obama
  615. is still accessible to those savvy administration is notorious for
  616. enough to know where to look. The "scrubbing" information that is
  617. DefCAD collection is still available either embarrassing to them or ex-
  618. to the public, and is still updated pressing dangerous ideas such as
  619. as needed. One way to acquire these liberty - the digital equivalent of
  620. files is through peer to peer file Nazi book burning. I've archived a
  621. sharing. One can find torrent files library of information that's been
  622. for Defense Distributed by searching scrubbed; perhaps LiberTORian could
  623. torrent sites for this name: be a good place to share it. But by
  624. saving the files, you are preserving
  625. o DefDist DefCAD Mega Pack history, exactly as it was, for the
  626. future's generations, especially if
  627. A recent edition that has plenty of all the hard work by Cody Wilson and
  628. seeders is version 4.2, code named his allies is crushed by the statist
  629. Saito. At the time of this issue's government Goliath. ((L))
  630. release, 4.5 is also available.
  631. -Page 12-
  632. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  633. A BRUCE BY ANY OTHER NAME IS A BRUCE - By G.P.S. -
  634. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  635. People are calling Bruce Jenner a that contain full pictorials.
  636. hero. I don't know why. Someone
  637. tell me, please: what's heroic about Okay, I spent a whole column of text
  638. making an announcement that, anyone just on blowing the absurd notion of
  639. would know beforehand, would bring Bruce Jenner's award-winning courage
  640. nothing but accolades from the main- so it's on to the real substance:
  641. stream media? Hollywood? The far gender identity.
  642. left wing fringe? The far left wing
  643. fringe in the White House and the Just as in the story of Rachel Do-
  644. federal government? Virtually any- lezal, (written by Synonymous 1 in
  645. one who isn't one of those evil, LiberTORian Issue 4,) Libertarians
  646. extremist people who believe in God? don't have any qualms about someone
  647. But all we haer is hero and courage. who personally wishes to identify
  648. with the gender that they're not.
  649. I don't know, but a man who remains You are free to believe you are
  650. a man but changes his name to that whatever you are not. But just as
  651. which is typically a girls' name- the libertarian saying goes, "your
  652. Caitlin- isn't exactly the image I rights end where my nose begins."
  653. think of when I hear the word. And In the same way, you are free to
  654. especially in this political clim- call yourself what you want, but the
  655. ate. When I think of courage, I rest of society should not be made
  656. think of Edward Snowden, who gave to accept a lie. If Bruce Jenner
  657. up his livelihood and country to wants to pretend he's a woman, go
  658. expose to the American people the ahead. But I do not have to go
  659. NSA's gross violation of their along with a societal delusion that
  660. basic privacy. I think of people he is anything but a man.
  661. like the group of Christians who
  662. were victims of ISIS' recent mass Let's cut to the chase: if a person
  663. beheading: how they refused to den- has operations to change their geni-
  664. nounce their belief in Jesus, even tals, that person's DNA still is
  665. at the point of death. On a lesser that of their original, given sex.
  666. scale, I think of Americans who are A man by any alterations is still
  667. being persecuted for daring to run a man and vice versa.
  668. a business in a way that is in line
  669. with their religious convictions. Recently, a woman was in a Planet
  670. Fitness locker room when a man was
  671. And yet, it is Caitlin, I mean to wandering around, who startled her
  672. say Bruce, Jenner, who is the re- and made her feel uncomfortable.
  673. cipient of Arthur Ashe's "courage" She reported the man in the locker
  674. award. It's really a slap in the room to the front office. They told
  675. face to those who show courage. the woman, "Oh, this guy identifies
  676. as a female, so he we let him use
  677. But to put things in perspective, the women's locker room. It's our
  678. the Arthur Ashe award only goes to policy." Both dumbstruck and in-
  679. people for their lifestyle. Also, credulous, she complained that it's
  680. it helps to get their "courage" a women's locker room, and she
  681. award when you're showered with shouldn't have to share it with a
  682. accolades from everyone and are man, because it makes her feel
  683. celebrated on the front covers of intimidated. For her reliance on
  684. glossy magazines with interviews reality, Planet Fitness banned the
  685. -Page 13-
  686. woman from their gym. Needless to %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  687. say, this happened in California.
  688. So this is what it comes to? Women CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT OF THE DAY
  689. now have to feel violated because we
  690. as a society have to accept false %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  691. premises that give special rights to
  692. an extremely small minority. Jerry
  693. Brown, California's governor, passed THE FIRST AMENDMENT
  694. a law that states that a person may
  695. use whatever bathroom he or she A reminder to the Supreme Court of
  696. identifies with on that day. The the United States what they were
  697. bathrooms are segregated to protect supposed to be defending, and what a
  698. privacy rights. I'm sure everyone majority of its justices refuse to.
  699. has thought of the instant ramifi-
  700. cation of this legal insanity: male "Congress shall make no law
  701. pedophiles will begin "identifying" respecting an establishment of
  702. as a women to get into the girls' religion, or prohibiting the free
  703. bathroom in places where young girls exercise therof; or abridging the
  704. congregate. Men who stalk women can freedom of speech, or of the
  705. now enter their most private places. press; or the right of the people
  706. All this is obvious, and those who peaceably to assemble, and to
  707. passed this legal insanity KNOW of petition the Government for a
  708. this certainty. They don't care; it redress of greviences."
  709. is all of part of an agenda to force
  710. people to deny basic biology. Notice that the words "separation of
  711. church and state" are nowhere in the
  712. So, you are free to go ahead and First Amendment, or any part of the
  713. pretend to be something you are not. Constitution. An "establishment of
  714. And I am free to live in reality and religion" means that the government
  715. not have to be shunned by society shall not establish an official
  716. for doing it. So, "Caitlin", may religion. It is written as a shield
  717. God bless you, and may I continue to from government tyranny, not a sword
  718. call you Bruce. ((L)) to attack free religious expression.
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  728. This guide is part of the series explains that pictures are unavailable
  729. from somewhere around the mid 1980s, for their file, since they're not
  730. "Pirate Radio Survival Guide." This possible, but LiberTORian seems to
  731. circulated the BBS scene, advising manage. The file was modified from
  732. people on the ins and outs of oper- its original 100 column text to fit
  733. ating a pirate radio station. This LiberTORian's 80 column format. Other
  734. chapter, producin.9x, explains how than that, it is unedited, spelling
  735. to produce your own radio show. It errors and all. Enjoy the nostalgia!
  736. }88Oo~------------------~~~~ooooOOOO88{{}}88OOOOoooo~~~~------------------~oO88{
  737. -Page 14-
  738. PIRATE RADIO SURVIVAL GUIDE
  739. Note: this chapter is from the book "Pirate Radio Survival Guide" written by;
  740. Nemesis of Radio Doomsday, and Captain Eddy of The Radio Airplane. If you like
  741. this book and would like to support their efforts, you may send a donation of
  742. your choice to either Nemesis or Capt. Eddy at PO Box 452, Wellsville NY 14895.
  743. Please note that some chapters refer to illistrations or drawings, these could
  744. not be included in this BBS version of the book. If you would like the
  745. illistrations or have other questions you may inquire at the above adddress.
  746. PRODUCING A SHOW
  747. What you decide to put on the air is only limited to your imagination, every
  748. day someone is thinking of an idea that has not yet been tried on pirate radio.
  749. This is what is so appealing about pirate radio: listeners are treated to
  750. unique and interesting material. Even if the material is not what each listener
  751. agrees with or likes, most appreciate the fact that it is genuine, without bias
  752. from commercial sponsors, or governmental influences. With that in mind, it is
  753. my wish that this book does not influence the content of your programming, I
  754. will offer suggestions on technique and ideas, but the final outcome of your
  755. work should reflect what you enjoy, believe, and feel; your show should reflect
  756. the reason you wanted to be a pirate in the first place.
  757. In order to write this chapter, I must make a few assumptions. First I will
  758. assume that you will want to be popular with your listeners, and second I will
  759. assume that you will want to develop some sort of a following of regular
  760. listeners. If you do not fit this category, don't feel that you are wrong; many
  761. pirates broadcast without concern for who listens or what they think and desire
  762. no kind of recognition what so ever. If this is what you want, that's great,
  763. that's what it is all about: individual choices.
  764. Once you have set up your studio and decided it is time to produce a show,
  765. you will likely have a certain subject matter or format in mind. If you don't,
  766. then take some time and review why you wanted to be a pirate in the first
  767. place, was it to make a certain point or political view, do you want to
  768. entertain or inform, do you just want to play your favorite music, or do
  769. you want to do all of the above? In most cases you will be sucessful at
  770. anything that you enjoy doing. Concentrate on what you would like to hear from
  771. a station; chances are that if you like the show others will also. The
  772. important thing is to jump right in and have fun. Dont spend too much time
  773. trying to sound like a professional DJ, and you don't necesarily have to make a
  774. point, the content of your show will stand alone. Pirate radio listeners are
  775. not like the average FM broadcast station listener. Pirate radio listeners
  776. aren't hypnotized by a slick sound, they listen to content, they appreciate
  777. what you are doing, in fact most pirate listeners report that their favorite
  778. stations are the ones who use homemade productions as opposed to commercially
  779. made material. They also report that they like the stations who do more than
  780. just play music, after all you can hear music anywhere. Whatever you decide to
  781. do, quality production skills, and quality technical skills will certainly put
  782. your station on the top of any DXers list.
  783. Quality production skills are not difficult to learn. Quality does not mean
  784. elaborate or complicated, it simply means clean, understandable audio, proper
  785. use of equipment, and attention to detail. If you throw a show together with
  786. little concern for quality, it will certainly be noticed by your listeners;
  787. don't insult them by broadcasting a bunch of junk just to fill up time. There
  788. can be a whole lot more to being a radio pirate than just being on the air.
  789. -Page 15-
  790. Here are a few tips that will help you produce a better program:
  791. 1. Go easy with the special effects, Reverb sounds great, but after it is
  792. bombarded by noise and weakened by distance, it often can't be understood and
  793. is quite annoying. If you speak in a normal voice, with no echo or overpowering
  794. background effects, you will be more likely to get your message to your
  795. listeners. Always be aware that long distant shortwave listening is often
  796. difficult, so your programming should contain material that is easily
  797. understood, a good production can be overdone with too many effects and
  798. background noise. Sometimes things are better if kept simple.
  799. 2. ID your station often, speak clearly and repeat your ID. It also helps to
  800. have different people give your station ID; some voices are easier to
  801. understand through the noise than others. Some stations give their ID
  802. phoneticly, others have used Morse code.
  803. 3. It is a good idea to have a few identifiable traits about your show, this
  804. will help regular listeners recognize your station. In the past stations have
  805. used traits such as Seal barks, Dogs barking, a few bars of music or chimes ,
  806. musical IDs. Some always play the same song at the beginning or end of their
  807. broadcast.
  808. 4. When editing a tape, make the edits clean and tight. Avoid long pauses. If
  809. you are recording to a cassette tape, and you have a good recorder, you can use
  810. the pause control to make fair edits but be sure to go back and check the edits
  811. often, most decks are designed with the erase head placed up to an inch away
  812. from the playback head, this can cause you to either clip what you have just
  813. recorded, or create a longer than desireable pause. Know how your recorder
  814. works, make a few test edits to learn the characteristics of it, with practice,
  815. you can make very clean and tight edits with a cassette deck.
  816. 5. Use a mixer to soften changes from one audio source to another. A cheap
  817. mixer can add a lot of professionalism to a show. It also will make your
  818. production time much easier and more enjoyable.
  819. 6. If your recorder has an audio level meter try to make sure all of your audio
  820. is at the same level, and make sure the overall level is correct; if it is too
  821. high you may get distortion on the audio peaks, if it is too low you will have
  822. increased noise on the tape. Nothing is more annoying than hearing a pirate
  823. station with music coming in at a good level but the announcers voice is so low
  824. you can hardly hear him. Or worse yet, the station is coming in very well, but
  825. it is so distorted that you can't understand a thing that is being said. If you
  826. don't have an audio level meter, you will have to trust your ears. With
  827. practice it can be done.
  828. 7. Because you can't announce a schedule, most of your listeners are forced to
  829. try to find you while you are on the air; this usually means that very few
  830. people ever hear the first few minutes of your show. When you put your show
  831. together, it is better to put the most important parts at the end of the show.
  832. Many pirates play a few minutes of music at the beginning of each show to allow
  833. the listeners time to find them, others play an interval signal much like what
  834. is heard before licensed short wave broadcasters go on the air. This lets the
  835. listener know that someone is getting ready to broadcast. The interval signal
  836. has a few drawbacks, first it requires you to be transmitting longer, thus
  837. giving the authorities more time to find you, and second your interval signal
  838. may not be heard by someone who is just scanning the bands.
  839. -Page 16-
  840. 8. In most cases it is wise to avoid live broadcasting . To broadcast live and
  841. sound good is a VERY difficult thing to do. This is not to say it cant be done,
  842. many stations have the talent and experience to do it well. However, others do
  843. it and it is disasterous. Live broadcasts can result in lots of dead air; if
  844. you encounter a problem you will have to be prepared to solve it while
  845. maintaining a live show in the air. If you tape your shows you will have time
  846. to review what you have done and redo it if needed, you can take as long as you
  847. like to think of what to say next, and you will almost always sound better. And
  848. on the technical side, it is much easier to connect a single tape deck to the
  849. transmitter and eliminate the RF noise and feed back, than to connect a whole
  850. studio to the transmitter. If your show is on tape you will have the freedom
  851. to perform other important tasks while on the air, like maintaining a look out.
  852. 9. Ground your studio equipment and use shielded cables to prevent audio "hiss"
  853. and equipment "hum". Use quality recording tape (you get what you pay for).
  854. 10. Use quality audio input, avoid scratchy records and bad tapes, If you use a
  855. poor quality microphone your audio could sound "muddy" or "tinny" good mikes
  856. arent always expensive.
  857. }88Oo~------------------~~~~ooooOOOO88{{}}88OOOOoooo~~~~------------------~oO88{
  858. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
  859. DAVID NOLAN'S QUAGMIRE, PART 2 - By Synonymous 1 -
  860. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
  861. In LiberTORian Issue 4, we discussed Life, David Nolan presented a new
  862. applying the Non-Aggression princi- argument. In that argument, he
  863. ple to all human beings, including asserts that a pregnant woman who
  864. the preborn, and how David Nolan and does not want to be is a slave to
  865. founding libertarian party members the child, and her right to abort
  866. place individual liberty over NAP in her baby supersedes the NAP:
  867. this case. Over the years the party
  868. softened it stance somewhat, because "'I cannot... accept the notion
  869. so many libertarians believe that that a newly-impregnated woman
  870. "don't hurt other people" applies to must be consigned to nine months
  871. everyone, regardless of their lo- of service... to a small group of
  872. cation. cells... lacking consciousness,
  873. will, or the ability to exist
  874. Often, people have compared abortion independently.' To me, these
  875. to slavery, in the respect that both attributes dfine humanity far more
  876. issues have deemed a certain class than simple genetic coding...
  877. of people not to be people. Here in
  878. part 2, LiberTORian will examine And even if a newly-joined sperm
  879. Nolan's idea that pregnancy itself do constitute a human being, [and
  880. is a form of slavery. science refutes Nolan's personal
  881. definition,] the State cannot
  882. David Nolan's arguments in favor of morally compel you to sacrifice
  883. the abortion choice were without your life and resources for its
  884. merit. After entering in a debate benefit. As I wrote in my 'Ess-
  885. by mail with Doris Gordon, the ence' article, 'no external power
  886. founding member of Libertarians for has the right to force you into
  887. -Page 17-
  888. the service of society or mankind that the solution is to tell people
  889. or any other individual or group, that they should conform to his ad-
  890. for any purpose, however noble. mittedly arbitrary view, and sweep
  891. Slavery is wrong, period.'" the issue under the rug, because it
  892. makes him uncomfortable to discuss
  893. First of all, if you are the kind of it, and discussing it takes his time
  894. person, who, like David Nolan, wants from other issues more important to
  895. to deny the basic biological fact him.
  896. that a preborn baby is a living
  897. human being, regardless of its size, What we have in a pregnancy is not
  898. its awareness of self, or any other one life with absolute license. We
  899. attribute. I'm about is interested have two lives that are intertwined,
  900. in arguing the obvious any more than where one is dependent on the other.
  901. I'm interested in debating with some The question is: where does one's
  902. person who thinks blacks are proper- rights end and another's begin?
  903. ty. No time for that. The ideal solution is that both the
  904. mother and child should have as much
  905. Now, let's examine "slavery". This liberty to do what they want as
  906. "slavery" is a biological function possible. The only restrictions on
  907. whose purpose is the propagation of their freedom would be when they in-
  908. the human species. The same applies terfere with another person's. The
  909. for all mammals. It's nature. Now, paramount freedom is the right to
  910. you are free to argue that pregnancy life. In David Nolan's own mani-
  911. is a form of slavery. Maybe you festo, "The Essence of Liberty", he
  912. even have a point. But then I con- writes about the essence of liber-
  913. clude that slavery is a part of na- tarianism, and exactly where those
  914. ture. At any moment, millions of rights are limited:
  915. women in America are slaves. If
  916. slavery is just a matter of basic "The right to own and use anything
  917. biology, maybe it's not such a taboo [is only under the condition: ] so
  918. in once sense; not all slavery is long as [we] do not harm others
  919. evil. I think the answer lies some- through force or threat of force."
  920. where else.
  921. Consider the famous Siamese twins,
  922. Meanwhile, let's look at it from the Jan and Eng Chen. Joined at the
  923. other perspective- that of the baby. hip, literally, their entire lives
  924. For nine months, an unborn baby is are intertwined. Does one have the
  925. trapped inside the mother. During right to kill the other? Ignore the
  926. the whole gestation, the mother de- fact that doing so would kill both.
  927. cides what nutrition to put in her Libertarian asserts that harming
  928. body, and therefore, the baby's. If oneself is one's own decision. So,
  929. the mother smokes, the baby also has is one twin a person and the other
  930. to take in the same toxins- the same not? Or do both need to respect the
  931. with drinking. The baby is forced other, even though they are one
  932. to go wherever the mother goes, hear body?
  933. whatever she says or whatever music
  934. she plays, and has no choice in any I assert that the right to life is
  935. of these matters. So, who is really paramount, and that the right of a
  936. the slave here? human person, regardless of size,
  937. is more fundamental than the right
  938. Let's put this issue to rest. This of one person to kill another just
  939. biological function isn't exactly because the other person resides
  940. slavery. It's understandable this within them.
  941. is a difficult issue. But liber-
  942. tarians should examine and debate In part 3, LiberTORian will examine
  943. it. It's the only way for the party this in libertarian terms and we'll
  944. to move forward. David Nolan thinks meet Libertarians for life. ((L))
  945. -Page 18-
  946. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  947. WHO THE HECK IS MILTON FRIEDMAN? - By Synonymous Xi -
  948. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  949. o HE IS DEAD. Born in 1912, Milton o HE WAS AN AWARD-WINNING ECONOMIST.
  950. Friedman lived to the ripe old age Milton Friedman won a Nobel Prize
  951. of 94. for economics in 1976. Not that
  952. such an award means anything.
  953. o HE WS A NEW YORKER. Born in
  954. Brooklyn, he attended college at o HE MADE TV SHOWS. He helped to
  955. Rutgers University, in nearby New develop a 10-part TV show for PBS
  956. Jersey. espousing libertarian economic
  957. theory, called *Free To Choose*.
  958. o HE WAS A STATISTICIAN. He opposed He wrote a book of the same title,
  959. Kenseyian economics, popular in and it became the bestselling
  960. his era of the 1960s. He wrote a work of nonfiction of 1980. (In
  961. paper that, utilizing Kenseyian 1981, it was _Mastering Pac-Man.)
  962. terms, thoroughly refuted Kensey-
  963. ian theory. He was an advocate of o HE WAS A MULTI-AWARD WINNER. He
  964. a limited role of the Federal Re- also won the Presidential medal of
  965. serve. Freedom in 1988, issued by Presi-
  966. dent Reagan.
  967. o HE WAS AN ADVISOR to such figures
  968. as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald o HIS LEGACY LIVES ON. While Kensey
  969. Reagan. and his theories are being applied
  970. today, to the detriment of the
  971. o HE WAS A PROFESSOR at University economic system (proving Friedman
  972. of Chicago. He taught for three right), Friedman and his ideas are
  973. decades there. It's been all down- more widely recognized than Kensey
  974. hill from there. and his theories, which, hopefully
  975. will fade into obscurity in favor
  976. o He IDENTIFIED AND PREDICTED STAG- of Friedman's ideas.
  977. FLATION before Jimmy Carter creat-
  978. ed it in the 1970s. --> *BELIEFS FROM MILTON FRIEDMAN'S MIND
  979. o HE WAS A FOUNDER of his own advo- o School Choice
  980. cacy group: Friedman Foundation
  981. for Educational Choice, a group o Negative Income Tax: A tax rebate
  982. that promotes parental control to was supposed to REPLACE welfare,
  983. select the school of their choice not SUPPLEMENT it
  984. for their children.
  985. o Economic Libertarianism
  986. o HE WAS AN INFLUENCE. He taught and
  987. worked alongside Leonard Jimmie o Limited role of federal reserve.
  988. Savage, and they developed statistic Like the negative income tax, he
  989. theories together. He taught many formed plans for the federal re-
  990. people who went on to be standout serve that restrained it if it had
  991. economists in their own right. to exist.
  992. o HE WAS AN AUTHOR. He wrote the book o Legalization of narcotics
  993. _Capitalism and Freedom_ in the
  994. early 1960s. The book promotes such o Homosexual marriage, but only if
  995. concepts as school choice and a done legally. He opposed its
  996. minus income tax! enactment through tyranny. ((L))
  997. -Page 19-
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  1049. -Page 20-
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  1076. Artwork originally from *The Pits* BBS
  1077. LiberTORian is looking for a deep web user named ZINOV.
  1078. In a recent plunge into the deep web, Synonymous 1 stumbled across an onion
  1079. called, *Zinov's Gopher Server*. It contained mostly old-school .txt and ANSI
  1080. files of his writing that tended to espouse libertarian virtues and defend
  1081. against the cultural insanity that comes with progressive statism.
  1082. All of the files are in the public domain, and future issues of LiberTORian may
  1083. reprint one or more of the Zinov writings. Like LiberTORian, all Zinov's work's
  1084. consigned to the public domain. There is no copyright infringement if they are
  1085. reprinted. However, there is no known way to contact Zinov. No email address
  1086. appears anywhere on his or her web site.
  1087. Zinov, we would like you to contact LiberTORian. We can't contact you, so if
  1088. you can, please contact Synonymous 1 at:
  1089. synonymous1@ruggedinbox.com
  1090. Or, if any LiberTORian readers out there know how to reach Zinov, please let us
  1091. know at the above address.
  1092. /==============================================================================\
  1093. |------------------------( T H A N K Y O U ! )------------------------|
  1094. \==============================================================================/
  1095. -Page 21-
  1096. *gj9%lP2^\gjp~j9vEjw0j9594ujb4q=4D+@
  1097. > >> THE ASHLEY MADISON HACK << < - by Synonymous 1 -
  1098. ;"Md9#fmj(\Adi9!\?0i*vnV6%+`If74$?yL
  1099. If you aren't aware of what Ashley light on the Ten Commandments and
  1100. Madison is, it's a cheating web site giving them fangs. I lean toward
  1101. where people sign up to cheat on the concept that an affair does harm
  1102. their spouse. Allegedly, there are a faithful spouse, even if (s)he is
  1103. a whopping 37 million members! unaware of the harm, just as some-
  1104. one who is slowly being poisoned may
  1105. Well, some hacker(s) gained access not be aware of the poisoning, even
  1106. to all its member's account infor- though the effects are real.
  1107. mation. The hacker(s) intend to
  1108. release this information publicly, Because of this, in principle, I am
  1109. where those who were cheated on can siding with the hackers, even though
  1110. learn their identities. I don't what they are doing does hurt others
  1111. know much more of this story at the (and if they are blackmailing Ashley
  1112. time this is being written, but it's Madison's members, taking their
  1113. fine, because this is being brought stuff, something I don't condone.)
  1114. up to examine from a libertarian But is it right to hurt people who
  1115. perspective. are hurting other people? Its the
  1116. reason I oppose the death penalty.
  1117. On the one hand, people are free to
  1118. do what they want. If a person has However, when it comes to Ashley
  1119. an affair, their freely are able to Madison herself (or whatever is the
  1120. do so. But libertarianism only ends name of the woman who owns Ashley
  1121. freedom when its exercise harms Madison) and the people who work for
  1122. someone else. I contend that having her, I cant imagine a better form of
  1123. an affair does harm the person being justice. After all, this business
  1124. cheated on. The question is if the makes itself rich creating suffering
  1125. person being cheated on is harmed and misery to innocent people, much
  1126. only if it is discovered, or in all like Planned Parenthood. This is
  1127. cases? nothing like TOR critics who say
  1128. TOR enables criminal activity. They
  1129. Meanwhile, examining the hacker's don't condone such use. Ashley Mad-
  1130. side, the mantra again is, "don't ison makes their profit arranging
  1131. hurt people and don't take their trysts between unfaithful people.
  1132. stuff. I don't know whether or not
  1133. there is blackmail involved. That So I'm less conflicted when it comes
  1134. would be a violation. But is it the to those who own the site. In fact,
  1135. unfaithful person or the hacker who I won't shed a tear if they face 50
  1136. is causing the harm? shades of financial ruin and major
  1137. trustworthiness issues, a grand
  1138. If you believe that a person is only irony considering their clientele.
  1139. harming their spouse by having an
  1140. affair if the affair is discovered, The hacker may have no social inter-
  1141. then you would likely side against est whatsoever; it just might be a
  1142. the hacker. For it is their leaking fun prank to whoever was behind it.
  1143. the information which makes the Nonetheless, it's a thought-pro-
  1144. affair known and causes the harm. voking incident with no clear answer
  1145. so we at LiberTORian want to know
  1146. Otherwise, this situation can be what you think. Send your thoughts,
  1147. viewed as a hi-tech form of vigil- in plain text only, to:
  1148. ante justice. Sort of a shedding a synonymous1@ruggedinbox.com. ((L))
  1149. -Page 22-
  1150. {0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}
  1151. Is The Economy Too Service-Oriented? - By Vox Populi
  1152. {0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}{0}
  1153. We often forget that for the vast techniques there was surplus food
  1154. majority of written history all stock on unprecedented scale. This
  1155. civilisations have been driven by mean innovation on an unprecedented
  1156. agricultural and industrial econo- scale and therefor economies shifted
  1157. mies, I will be referring to the two from being purely agriculture to far
  1158. in a group called "Goods" economies. more dominated by industry. This is
  1159. when we see the cracks to begin to
  1160. A goods economy is simple, it dates form in capitalism (and no this
  1161. back to ancient Mesopotamia: people article is certainly not advocating
  1162. buy stuff that they use, it has a communism), suddenly over the course
  1163. practical and real world application of 50 years - a blink of the eye in
  1164. to it. At the dawn of civilisation human history - we find that a
  1165. and indeed almost all the way up society that is not largely agri-
  1166. until the industrial revolution, cultural has not had time to adapt
  1167. goods economies were powerd far more to an economic system that is suited
  1168. by the agricultural sector than the to a more industrial one, and we see
  1169. industrial one, for the sake of sim- ourselves as a society time and time
  1170. plicity when I say industry I am again running into issues because we
  1171. including pottery or metal from the have modernised so rapidly yet con-
  1172. Roman era etc. In fact when I say tinue to use an economic system
  1173. industrial I refer more so to all that predates 5,000 BCE.
  1174. goods that are not agricultural.
  1175. All of a sudden the same methods
  1176. So for a very long time food pro- used to barter corn prices at an
  1177. duction technology was inefficient, ancient Egyptian market stand are
  1178. it was difficult to generate sur- being used to negotiate loans be-
  1179. pluses and thus very few people tween to imperial trading companies
  1180. could live their lives without being in a far off colonized continent,
  1181. bound to farming the land they own suddenly bits of paper begin to be-
  1182. or rent to feed themselves, if there come as valuable as entire cities
  1183. was any surplus stock they would and complicated networks of debts
  1184. sell this to the small minority of can that exist only in accounting
  1185. the population which did not depend books can fling millions of people
  1186. on agriculture as a means of sur- into famine and desolate poverty.
  1187. vival. These groups that were not
  1188. bound to farming all day were the Many of you may think I'm being too
  1189. ones free to pursue other carriers narrow minded, even just plain
  1190. and made up the innovators of socie- stupid in a sense. Of course it's
  1191. ty, if you're not farming you have not JUST numbers on a page, I under-
  1192. more time to tinker with ship tand this, after all in a way that
  1193. building, painting, architecture and logic can be applied to this very
  1194. science. The more surplus food in a article: it's JUST pixels on a
  1195. society the more people can live screen with varying colours, nothing
  1196. life off the land and therefor the special - but of course this hold
  1197. more people innovating, meaning that true meaning.
  1198. technology progresses faster.
  1199. The issue is when we become dis-
  1200. Once the industrial revolution illusioned with their true meaning,
  1201. occurred in the 1700/1800s this and this is where we the fate on the
  1202. formula exploded, suddenly due to entire world is being gambled. By
  1203. tractors and modernised farming the turn of the 20th century this
  1204. -Page 23-
  1205. new world order and economic systems ation or an individual.
  1206. had taken over and turned much into
  1207. what we see the like today, this is Again you may be calling me naive
  1208. unsustainable. In the roaring 20s and short sighted, after all the
  1209. people took loans out, these loans world NEEDS people like barbers,
  1210. made sense on paper - bankers and hotel receptionists, store managers,
  1211. accountants were pleased with them, chefs etc. That's the thing actual-
  1212. they all fitted nicely and neatly ly, it doesn't. That is the single
  1213. into columns and the calculations largest flaw in the mindset of
  1214. said these bankers would get a big today's society and economic system,
  1215. pay day: person A borrows x amount we allow our GDP to be hijacked by
  1216. of money, person A gives back 1.10x the services sector, today 80% of
  1217. amount of money; nice and easy, fits the GDP of the US is in the service
  1218. right into the spreadsheet columns. sector, 77% in the UK, 70% in Ger-
  1219. The issue was that all this only many. The issue with having so much
  1220. existed on paper, it only made sense dependence on these sectors is that
  1221. in the books and it didn't take into when we go into a recession people
  1222. account the fundamental idea that stop spending because they have less
  1223. humans are different, they are to spend, no longer do they go out
  1224. unique and free thinking. The loans to bars, restaurants, movie theaters
  1225. only got more and more complex until concerts or hotels. They buy necess-
  1226. almost no one knew what was happen- ities, gas, oil, food, power; notice
  1227. ing, everyone was just writing down something, they are all goods.
  1228. one number and getting a bigger one
  1229. back. Then, we hit a breaking point. We need economies reliant on core
  1230. Reality and caught up with the insan- sectors of the economy and we need
  1231. ity. Everything fell apart, suddenly to stop allowing the hypothetical
  1232. people remember that all these and disillusioned value of numbers
  1233. stocks, loans and timeshares actually and words on paper distract us from
  1234. did mean something. The entire global the fact that all the industrial
  1235. economy collapsed, millions upon complexes employ real people and use
  1236. millions of people were thrown into real resources taken from the planet
  1237. extreme poverty and indeed a vast and shipped out by real transport to
  1238. majority of historians will argue real corporations and individuals.
  1239. that the Wall Street crash of 1929 We need to remember that when we
  1240. was the single largest prelude to loan money, whether to a nation or
  1241. WWII. household, there is a real trans-
  1242. action taking place. It seems simple
  1243. But all this was amplified by an even yet time and time again organi-
  1244. larger fundamental flaw in our econo- sations like the IMF, the world
  1245. my, the shift from a goods based bank, the European Union, OPEC, Bank
  1246. economy to a service and luxury goods of America all seem to forget this.
  1247. based one. This is all dictated by It's beyond cliche to say that the
  1248. fundamental laws of supply and de- history book keeps repeating itself
  1249. mand, when there is economic prosper- but quite frankly it's true. We're
  1250. ity there is high demand for luxury seeing it now with Greece, we saw it
  1251. goods and for services, as opposed to in 2008, we saw it in 1929 and
  1252. being employed in factories many through several other points in the
  1253. people were employed in jobs that 20th century. There needs to be a
  1254. were orientated around services, ser- political and economic revolution, a
  1255. vices being any form of paid exchange new world order that recognizes the
  1256. not centered around the exchange of a fact that we have made a titanic
  1257. physical good but rather a service. shift from the economies of ancient
  1258. Odds are you and probably your Greece and that we must update our
  1259. parents too work in a service job, economic systems accordingly. I'm
  1260. rather than producing a physical good not saying Communism, I'm not
  1261. you provide a service for a corpor- saying National Socialism, I'm not
  1262. saying Capitalism, I'm saying some- ********** NON-SEQUITIR **********
  1263. thing has got to change real damn,
  1264. because our fragile geopolitical Al Gore is the environmental
  1265. climate cannot take any more blows. equivalent of a televangelist who
  1266. ((L)) gets rich exploiting Christians...
  1267. except that he's much richer. And
  1268. he has much less charisma. ((L))
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  1271. D N S L O O K U P F A I L E D - By Synonymous 1 -
  1272. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  1273. It's been a crazy summer with a lot know what this publication means
  1274. to discuss. There was so much that to you. I hope you don't just read
  1275. has been overlooked for the sheer it for the ASCII art.
  1276. sake of giving my fingers and mine a
  1277. break every once in a while. Even People do comment on the retro look
  1278. now I'm lying in my bed with my key- of LiberTORian- all positive, too.
  1279. board, occasionally mispleing a word sometimes they ask how the graphics
  1280. because it's dark. are made. the photographic images
  1281. are produced with a DOS program,
  1282. What keeps me going? It's because I JP2A. The LiberTORian logo, the
  1283. believe we all have to do our part, LiberTORian onion, the light bulb
  1284. with the current state of affairs in are all hand-drawn. Some of the
  1285. which we find ourselves. We are all logos from feature articles are
  1286. here on this Earth for something. I "Figlet Fonts" from the 8-bit era.
  1287. don't know what mine is. But I do These fonts are all featured on the
  1288. think we are to put our talents to clearnet site TEXTFILES.COM. This
  1289. productive use to secure liberty for site is an excellent resource of BBS
  1290. our children's generation. And the postings from the 1980s and early
  1291. one thing I know how to do is write. 1990s, and where most of the VINTAGE
  1292. So, for now, that's what I'm doing. TEXT FILE OF THE DAY feature origin-
  1293. I have no idea if this is making any ates.
  1294. kind of impact on anyone. Maybe all
  1295. you readers find my cynicism enter- Since people enjoy images so much,
  1296. taining or funny or think the format LiberTORian wishes to invite you to
  1297. is cute. But maybe one of you are submit your artwork AS WELL AS your
  1298. motivated to do something more than writings. If you create your own
  1299. just read this. ASCII art, that would be awesome!
  1300. Please note that we don't publish
  1301. I truly hope one of my readers is color ASCII or ANSI art. Since we
  1302. inspired by this to do something all are libertarians here, (a naive
  1303. beyond reading... even if it's to assumption,) you are just as free to
  1304. write your own material on the same submit actual art to the magazine as
  1305. issues. And maybe that will inspire well. Just note that bold, high
  1306. someone to call their congressman, contrast images or bold line art
  1307. or to run for local office, or be works best, since all files will be
  1308. more charitable, or find serenity converted for this format! (Bit-
  1309. in this sick, dark world. I don't maps? We don't need no steenking
  1310. know how it's affecting you, dear bitmaps!!!) Well, you know the
  1311. readers, without your feedback. So, address: synonymous1@ruggedinbox.com
  1312. if you can, please take a minute out
  1313. of your schedule and let LiberTORian - - - E N D O F F I L E - - -

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