[viagraman]

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2012/07/03


Preserving Freedom

Date: 07-03-12 Host: George Noory Guests: Chris Duane Founder of the Sons of Liberty Academy, Christopher Duane, is a U.S. Marine and venture capitalist who became a self-made millionaire by age 30. He'll discuss why movements such as Occupy and the Tea Party don't get to the heart of what changes are needed to preserve freedom and independence from the forces of the world that prey on ignorance and insecurity.
Website(s):

• dont-tread-on.me

[Eeaquzyh]

Wow! That'll be cool to hear him on C2C!

It makes me realize anyone of us could do that same if we really wanted it. For a lot of us who followed SS and watched him develop his academy, it is pretty cool to see him find a level of success with it.

[Automobill]

Awesome.... keep us posted!

[erelvenewmeva]

Good for him. It doesnt matter if you agree with everything Chris says, what matters is he is doing what he thinks is right.

[interznakinfo]

It doesnt matter if you agree with everything Chris says, what matters is he is doing what he thinks is right.

The exact same thing could be truthfully said of the Lucifer worshiping BLTs as well. lol

The heart of the matter is that SS does precisely what he thinks is right for his well crafted revenue stream scheme.

[Rabbahpuptiopp]

The exact same thing could be truthfully said of the Lucifer worshiping BLTs as well. lol

The heart of the matter is that SS does precisely what he thinks is right for his well crafted revenue stream scheme.

Good to see you back midnightrambler.

[namaikaimvputka]

What is "Coast to Coast"?

[Eeaquzyh]

The exact same thing could be truthfully said of the Lucifer worshiping BLTs as well. lol

The heart of the matter is that SS does precisely what he thinks is right for his well crafted revenue stream scheme.

I agree, and I disagree. I agree, simply believing in what you're doing doesn't make it right. But I disagree, making money is not evidence that he's "scheming" anyone. SS is waking people up, that's definitely a good thing, and the fact that he's making money on it is even better, it means there is a market of people willing to pay for his teaching. Since when did making money on the market become a sin?

I would also like to say, good to see you posting again.

[Eeaquzyh]

What is "Coast to Coast"?

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coast_to_Coast_AM

Coast to Coast AM is a North American (U.S. and Canada) late-night radio talk show that deals with a variety of topics, but most frequently ones that relate to either the paranormal or conspiracy theories. The program is distributed by Premiere Networks, both as part of its talk network and separately as a syndicated program. The program currently airs seven nights a week 1:05 a.m. – 5:00 a.m. Eastern Time (10:05 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. Pacific Time).

[Rabbahpuptiopp]

What is "Coast to Coast"?

"Alternative" radio program that is actually on broadcast radio stations. ufo's, angels, demons, teotwawki, ghosts, etc. sometimes some decent interviews. Bob Chapman (RIP) did interview with George Noory at least once.

KSFO out of San Fransisco has podcasts up for a week for all their programming.

[interznakinfo]

the fact that he's making money on it is even better So re-packaging someone else's work and presenting it as his own (for a fee) without any compunction whatsoever is okay with you??

Do you so eagerly support other PAY-triots for profit?

Alex Jones and Steve Quayle are 'waking people up' as well, as is Barry Soetoro. lol

[HakTaisanip]

coast to coast whole show is 3 hours. 1st hour is news, second hour guests, 3rd hour sometimes guest and the remainder open lines. most likely he will get 15 minutes, tops, as he's not a big name.

[grofvuri]

Since when did making money on the market become a sin?

Good question.

If you give something for free, it is not considered "valuable" to most people. If you charge for it, it has an explicit value, and therefore people tend to pay closer attention to (get their money's worth). So, a point could be made that by Silver Shield charging for his series, he's doing more for the cause than by not charging for it.

He put a lot of effort into building that course material, and I am sure that he is putting a lot of effort into marketing. Why shouldn't he make money on it?

I am really excited and proud of him for getting on a program like that! I used to download Coast to Coast mp3's and listen to them every day. I also burned them onto CD's and gave them to my dad so that he could listen as well. Ah, the good old days. I still have a dozen or so CD's from 2003-2004.

[we0MA4MI]

So re-packaging someone else's work and presenting it as his own (for a fee) without any compunction whatsoever is okay with you??

Do you so eagerly support other PAY-triots for profit?

Alex Jones and Steve Quayle are 'waking people up' as well, as is Barry Soetoro. lol

I'm glad to see you back too, midnight. Good sig lines. I read the piece on Anosognosia. Interesting.

[viagraman]

If you give something for free, it is not considered "valuable" to most people. If you charge for it, it has an explicit value, and therefore people tend to pay closer attention to (get their money's worth). So, a point could be made that by Silver Shield charging for his series, he's doing more for the cause than by not charging for it.

He's shutting down his subscription service to the public, and maintaining what he has right now to be his insiders in a few days. They are going to try to organize and develop real life communities to live in. I'm currently debating this, but I don't like that I need to pay a fee to join, and then give up my personal information right away. I'm unsure what to do. I really want to be part of a real life community very badly. All the locations he told me about they are considering are from Ohio, and eastward which I think is a TERRIBLE idea....



So I dunno. Do I join up and try to convince them to go to the Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska region? These regions are dirt cheap where you can purchase a lot of land and its easy for someone with a small income like me to setup a self sufficiency situation.

Percent White Population by County:



McCook, Nebraska is actually a pretty cool little place from my research and I'd love to check it out. It's 97.5% White! Check this out:


Southwest Nebraska is basically the whitest, safest, cheapest, and one of the freest parts of the country. The only problem seems to be water and soil quality.

[Anypeny]

Good for him. He's waking a lot of people up and starting communities away from the system. I'd venture to say he's a visionary.

[interznakinfo]

Wanna participate in a clusterfuck while losing your ass in the process? Join someone in their *vision* of a 'survival community' (ESPECIALLY someone with a 'PAY-triot for profit' track record). lol (Who's going to bear the development costs for infrastructure such as roads, drainage, etc.? It's difficult enough to get folks in an established development to pay for road maintenance - forget about people paying 2-3 times what the raw land costs for their lot in a development that isn't complete. No, those 'survival communities' are pipe dreams for the rubes who haven't thought things through.)

Wanna turn your own community into a sustainable survival community? That's doable, read what Catherine Austin Fitts has to say on those matters. Or check out Will Allen's Growing Power videos. People are working toward self-sustainability all over, one doesn't need to join a 'survival community' - that'd be a huge mistake. Think about this - if the g-men have a boner for only one community member the whole community goes down and who would care? They're just a bunch of anti-social 'survivalists'.

[viagraman]

Wanna participate in a clusterfuck while losing your ass in the process? Join someone in their *vision* of a 'survival community' (ESPECIALLY someone with a 'PAY-triot for profit' track record). lol

Wanna turn your own community into a sustainable survival community? That's doable, read what Catherine Austin Fitts has to say on those matters.

I know, I think it's fishy. That's why I mentioned it. I think I'm just as smart, just not the overt leader with a crap load of followers. I think pretty much anyone on this forum is too.

[Eeaquzyh]

So re-packaging someone else's work and presenting it as his own (for a fee) without any compunction whatsoever is okay with you??

If I wrote an essay discussing Jefferson's or Jackson's take on central banking, am I simply repackaging someone else's work? It's very, very rare that people come up with their own theories 100% on their own (Mises was a great visionary in that regard). Most of us stand on the shoulders of those who proceeded us. And if one can take what they've learned through others, add value to it, and sell it for a price that people are freely willing to pay, then yes, no problem with it.

That being said, I don't want you to get the wrong impression. I was turned off from SS back when silver was peaking at close to $50 and he was still pushing wildly for everyone to buy buy buy (I think SS could have learned a thing or two from sparky, lol). I just don't begrudge a man for making a living by providing valuable information to people willing to pay for it.

[viagraman]

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2012/07/03


Preserving Freedom

Date: 07-03-12 Host: George Noory Guests: Chris Duane Founder of the Sons of Liberty Academy, Christopher Duane, is a U.S. Marine and venture capitalist who became a self-made millionaire by age 30. He'll discuss why movements such as Occupy and the Tea Party don't get to the heart of what changes are needed to preserve freedom and independence from the forces of the world that prey on ignorance and insecurity.
Website(s):

• dont-tread-on.me