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1. Corbett on 02/07/2015 at 12:18 am

   Thank you for the feedback, Kevin. I fear that you’re correct that many of the people who consume this media are merely “savoring their indignation/disenfranchisement cocktail” as you so memorably put it. That is precisely why I am so excited to be gathering like-minded do-ers in The Corbett Report community.

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2. Distinctivist on 02/07/2015 at 1:18 pm

   While it worth celebrating that one arm of government (FCC) is thwarting another (states) when it comes to Internet services, the case of Chattanooga, Tennessee is not one to celebrate. The major player in the market, proving some of the highest speeds in the United States for citizens of Chattanooga is EPB. A minor issue is that EPB is government funded and therefore driving out non-government backed providers.

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   • NotDole on 02/08/2015 at 2:55 pm

     My god, what a heinous crime!

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3. NotDole on 02/08/2015 at 2:29 pm

   Great info here. From both of you.

   But I think I miss the material James was producing from 2011 to 2013. It seems that you’re pushing your anarcho-capitalist dogma a bit too much here, making us other anarchists like me (and there is many varieties, in fact, all forms of anarchism but this one is capitalist, I’m feeling ostracized by your mere speech as an anarcho-syndicalist who views the state not as a religion, but as a means to an end (which should have no army, I wonder if you would consider Costa Rica, a country that’s basically paradise on earth (that I try to visit at least every 2 years) has no military and maybe 500 “policemen” who aren’t even called such, they’re just people making sure nobody is comitting acts that anyone except the most disgusting street bum from the US would try to get away with, if you consider a country like this wallowing in Statist religion.

   Property is theft and inherently violent. I know you’ve read some Proudhon, I suggest you read more.

   There, my first negative post, unlike this other guy who seems to post in every single video’s comment section only to duke it out with you, James. Don’t take it personally, my anarcho-communist teenager years, I look back and laugh at, anarcho-syndicalism (with a touch of anarcho-pacifism) is the only way I see humanity survive this century even (or maybe even this decade).

   Certainly not an economy based on metals that were decided by Emperors long ago to be used as currency because they are rare, do not cause chemical reactions just sitting in your pockets, aren’t radioactive and a couple other properties common to gold, silver, copper and platinum. I’d really like to know if you’ve ever watched O Canada : Our Bought And Sold Out Land where the makers of the documentary actually gets to sit with Paul Martin and he explains that making debt-free money from the Bank of Canada is a bad idea and that we have to use that german company to print our money with interest (I think there’s another company from elsewhere but I forgot where).

   I’m really getting sick of precious metals, which have a physical limit, meaning that the argument of the eugenicists make sense if you want to live in a world where only precious metals are used for currency, otherwise it’s gonna be 100% sure some people are gonna die from hunger, not something I wish on anybody. Point is, it is possible to produce paper money that is debtless, they just choose not to, in many countries.

   I have a few health issues and strangely at my last appointment (last week)the surgeon suggested going to another country to get a procedure they don’t do here, that he didn’t seem to put much faith into, I told him I didn’t find this on a non trustful site, told him it’s on wikipedia, and it is linked with a 4 sources (I got a problem that could be solved with a kind of special glue, in Canada, it’s a very painful surgery followed by 2 months to 2 years of remission, and you’ll get one hell of a painkiller habit if you do the surgery. I decided not to take it right now, told him that the solution I brought up…(he was going on about how what I read online is performed in Russia or…I dunno I cut him off) I said no it’s performed right in the US. He said, you can go to the US if you want, but you’ll pay about 5000 dollars just for this, asked how he knew that, if he wasn’t even aware of the procedure requiring no surgery….let’s say I left saying I was going to get a second opinion, in my own country. So you may be on to something, first time I’m told “go to the US if you want to”.

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   • kris weston on 02/09/2015 at 5:32 am

     thanks for the update on your health issues, i do enjoy coming to this site so i can read them.

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     • NotDole on 02/09/2015 at 10:33 am

       Hey, fuck you too.

       James hasn’t said we couldn’t speak of personal matters if they didn’t relate to the subject at end.

       A feeling of take a dump like you wouldn’t recongnize empathy towards your fellow human being even if you listened to and watched all of the material on here since 5 years. They aren’t kidding when they say it might sound like hippie dippy nonsense to quote J.E. Pilato, but all that matters is peace and love.

       Something you show that you have no intention in applying. Get lost, annoying gnat.

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       • Corbett on 02/09/2015 at 10:57 am

         Alright, boys, you’re on a long leash here and you’ve had a back-and-forth, but this is now a personal dispute. Any further personal attacks will be trashed.

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4. NotDole on 02/08/2015 at 2:54 pm

   Also, Saudi Arabia is in the news, even MSM news about more and more relation to 9/11.

   I’m sorry but they might have been only patsies. Everybody by now who pays attention knows it was ISRAEL, with the help of maybe France (depends on how you view Joe Vialls, he’s dead now, but his material was top notch and his reasonings, always sourced, like you two. The 15 Saudis or so accused of 911 (with their magical passports) found by crooked cops who now rot in jail, were constantly spied on by the largest spy network to ever be found in the US (by a supposed ally), often in apartments right next to their arab(I say arab as in primarily arabic speaking people, i think it was 15 saudis, 4 others from Egypt and Yemen combined or something, maybe Morocco.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H20Naj176M0

   Probably the only worthwhile investigative journalism (do they even do that still on FOX News) from that channel, I’m sure most here have seen this, but if not, please do, this investigation was removed from FOX’s site, and it didn’t give you a regular oops this link is dead kind of page when it was still linked (until around 2008), it linked to an Orwellian white page saying “This story no longer exists”.

   It’s in 4 parts, I downloaded em a long time ago, because it keeps getting deleted.

   A real reason for this is probably the deal they reached with Russia and the sudden rising of gas prices to well, I liked the 93.2 a L price, but I know it was completely artificial, since Arabia and Russia met prices have jumped up from 93.2 to 106.4 at the pump here, and Peter B. Collins claimed something similar happened in California right after.

   Saudi Arabia is deciding to act on their own, it pisses off the US, especially since they talked with Russia, so there you go. Apparently, talks of how to manage ending the Syrian War and Russia keeping their naval base in Syria being part of the talks is one hell of a point of comptention(sic)for the Soetero Administration.

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