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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2012 · 1H 45M

Liberty Conspiracy - 4-5-12 Co-Host Stephen Smith on Illegal Consensual Transactions, Santorum, The Court

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Welcome back! This is an audio we hope you'll spread to friends. It features our co-host, and fellow Conspirator, Stephen Smith (find his excellent work at http://abeginnersguidetofreedom.blogspot.com) investigating a story from Minnnesota about a $12,000 tip left for a waitress. The story is mysterious, and when the police step in to take the money, it gets political and takes on even greater import. Gard and Stephen open up the subject and begin to look at how it reflects on those who believe, as Ricky Santorum does, that people just can't "be left alone" to lead their lives in peace. This is a very good audio, and it can do a lot to help newcomers to the freedom philosophy to understand one of its key components: market transactions are made by people because they both feel they benefit from the transactions. Our featured music? Ahh, yes! We open with The Horrors, "Do You Remember", then hit "Gloves" and "Sheena Is a Parasite" by them. Next is, "President Gas", by the Psychedelic Furs, then we offer "Cleopatra 94" by The Concusssion Ensemble, and "Little Fist" by Love Spit Love. Then we hear The Swell Maps, with "Let's Build a Car" and conclude with the epic "Forever Now" by the Furs. Hope you buy their stuff! Enjoy! Be Seeing You!

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