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Larken Rose is known for debunking the most dangerous superstition, government. He is a Voluntaryist/Anarchist and a tax protester, as well as an author of several books. He has a podcast radio program airing every Sunday called "Outside the Cage." Much of what Larken Rose does to promote the concepts of self-ownership and a voluntary society, writing articles, giving talks, making videos, he does for free. Larken will explain the myth of the necessity of government. We’ll talk about how people have been programmed to believe in the authority of government and the monstrous results thereafter. In the second hour, Larken continues to explain how governments must cloak their actions in an aura of moral legitimacy in order to sustain their power. He further demystifies the government superstition and exposes tyranny, murder, lies and violence. Larken says we need freedom, not democracy. We’ll talk about what the world would look like without government. The hour ends on the political future of the USA and the ripple effect.

Relevant links
larkenrose.com
Larken's Blog
Milgram experiment
Voluntaryism
Anarchism
The Top Ten Reasons why the Mafia is better than the state: By Emily Sandblade
Monopoly on violence
Authority
State (polity)
Freedom
Government

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Spacecraft could build themselves or huge space telescopes someday by scavenging materials from space junk or asteroids. That wild vision stems from a modest proposal to use 3D printing technology aboard a tiny satellite to create a much larger structure in space.

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Winter Plant Survival Map: http://phys.org/news/2012-09-warmer-temperatures-usda-zone-obsolete.html
Guatemala Volcano: http://www.latimes.com/news/la-fgw-guatemala-volcano-20120913,0,2071860.story
Eruption video: http://youtu.be/Er0uCzOm9zY
Cold Coming: http://www.weather.com/news/weather-forecast/cool-pattern-central-east-20120913
Quennsland Drought: http://www.weatherzone.com.au/news/coolangattas-dry-half-century/22412
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