Topic: Newsletter

Jack Blood discusses the importance of building coalitions between libertarians, progressives, and Greens to support Ron Paul. He addresses the controversy surrounding Ron Paul’s old newsletters, dismissing them as products of a different cultural era and "pandering to popular culture." The segment cites filmmaker Aaron Russo’s advice that various third-party factions must unite behind Paul to stop the "snowball" of government expansion.

Jack McLamb details his legal struggles after being fired twice for publishing a pro-Constitution newsletter for law enforcement and soldiers. He notes that a liberal civil service board reinstated him with full back pay both times, citing First Amendment protections despite their ideological disagreements with his writing. These publications encouraged other officers to prioritize service to the people over the protection of the government system.

Local public access television schedules are provided for programs on Cable Channels 10 and 16, including shows hosted by Alex and Jeff. Listeners are encouraged to access the Liberty BBS computer system for information or attend informal libertarian discussions held Sunday evenings at the Hickory Street Bar and Grill. A free newsletter is also offered to those seeking information on upcoming seminars and news stories.

Shonda Wigington is praised as an "unsung hero" of the patriot movement in Central Texas for her work publishing newsletters and managing information through Freedom Lovers International. The hosts mention her involvement with Texas Best Seminars, which take place the last Sunday of every month at the Chariot Inn in Austin. They encourage listeners to contact her for free information and to attend local seminars to research facts independently of mainstream media.

Wes Curtis and the host discuss bypassing mainstream media through pirate radio, shortwave, and the internet. They plan to hold an event on the West Mall at the University of Texas to reach students. The host praises Curtis for his serious commitment to the movement and the survival of future generations.