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Source: Kent Van Cleave CafePress Shop Posted on 11.05.06 by Mary Lou Seymour “Americans used to think fascism was a political system that only occurred in foreign countries, such as Germany and Italy in the World War II era. Most still belive that, but they’re wrong. Our U.S. government is proving that fascism can be for us, too! It’s time to educate those remaining Americans — hopefully in time to create a groundswell of opposition to losing the American way. You can do your part by showing off these spiffy (and funny) products wherever you go!” [Cartoon by Kent VanCleave on T’s, sweatshirts,etc] (11/06) Link: http://www.cafepress.com/fascism4us2.81111476 Filed under: LAND Action Items and Swag | |
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Source: Claire Wolfe website Posted on 10.24.06 by Mary Lou Seymour “Tell the jackbooterie that you know your rights. Tell casual snoops and unwelcome drop-ins that they need your okay before entering your “castle.” These vinyl stickers are 4 x 4 inches square and will cling to your house or vehicle window. ” $3.00 each or4 for $9.00 Free shipping! Link: http://www.clairewolfe.com/specialoffer2006.html Filed under: LAND Action Items and Swag | |
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Source: Amazon Author: Dixie Chicks Posted on 05.31.06 by Steve Trinward Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000F7MG4G/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Liberty Bookshop Author: Vin Suprynowicz Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp If Ayn Rand and Alan Moore had a literary child, that child would grow up to be The Black Arrow. A novel of an American police state (in truth, not too far beyond what we have now) and the heroes who fight with zest (and sex and rock’n'roll!) for freedom. Link: http://www.libertybookshop.us/mall/The-Black-Arrow.htm Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: L. Neil Smith Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp L. Neil Smith’s astounding first novel — the story of detective Win Bear’s accidental journey from a chillingly realistic American police state to a universe in which things happened very, very differently and America became an anarchist/libertarian utopia of sorts. At turns didactic, hiliarious, didactically hilarious and just plain rippin’ good. Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765301539/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: Ken Macleod Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp The third (and, in the US, best-known) novel in Ken Macleod’s “Fall Revolution” cycle. Socialist anarchists using organic and nano-tech computers versus “post-humans” on Jupiter and an anarcho-capitalist settlement on the far side of a wormhole. Stands alone quite well as a story, but best read in the context of the entire cycle. Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0812568583/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: Ken Macleod Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp The fourth of four books in Ken Macleod’s “Fall Revolution” cycle. Set on a future Earth in which space travel has long been impossible because of a ring of space garbage produced in a cataclysmic war, with flashbacks to that war’s run-up — anarchists bucking for the Singularity, communists whose central planning is done by a weird organic computer, the whole nine Macleod yards of really wild political stuff. Fantastic read. Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0009WE1HM/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: Ken Macleod Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp The second novel in Ken Macleod’s “Fall Revolution” cycle deals with issues like the moral/legal status of robots and artificial intelligences. Solid writing — it’s my least favorite book in the cycle, but that still puts it somewhere in my favorite 100 science fiction novels of all time. Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0812568648/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: Ken Macleod Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp This is a truly mind-blowing novel (Macleod’s debut and the first in the “Fall Revolution” cycle). How mind-blowing? Here’s a snippet from Publisher’s Weekly: “Marxist security mercenary Moh Kohn and computer expert Janis Taine, later joined by ‘femininist’ terrorist Catherin Duvalier and Jordan Brown, a teenage refugee from an evangelical commune, seek to defeat a sinister artificial intelligence that threatens to act as a doomsday machine. With a host of peculiar friends and enemies and just as many action scenes in odd places (try a gay ghetto whose militia is known as the Rough Traders), this quartet will keep readers interested if occasionally confused right through the last battle against the Hanoverians (the absentee royal family) and the Men in Black (the U.S./U.N. technology police, or Stasis). The political scenario needs (and receives) a good deal of background explanation, allowing American readers in particular to better appreciate such curious political entities as the Space and Freedom Party and the Felix Dzerzhinsky Workers’ Defense Collective.” Yeah … that mind-blowing. Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765301563/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
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Source: Amazon.Com Author: Lysander Spooner Posted on 04.29.06 by Thomas L. Knapp “What is the motive to the secret ballot? This, and only this: Like other confederates in crime, those who use it are not friends, but enemies; and they are afraid to be known, and to have their individual doings known, even to each other. They can contrive to bring about a sufficient understanding to enable them to act in concert against other persons; but beyond this they have no confidence, and no friendship, among themselves.” Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1419137190/rationalrev08-20 Filed under: Swag | |
