Hank Gilbert

Bob Dacy sits in for Alex and speaks with Texas Ag Commissioner candidate and land rights activist, Hank Gilbert, to discuss an important anti-toll road event being held this Sunday in Austin, TX

Related Information:

Hank Gilbert Website

Independent Texans Website

Flier for the Road to TX Independence Event

Ron Paul

At the end of the show we revisit Jack Blood's discussion with with Rep. Ron Paul about his 2008 Presidential bid, the Iraq war, and his fears about an impending attack on Iran justified by a false-flag event

Related Information:

Ron Paul: Next President Of The USA?

Presidential Candidate Fears "Gulf Of Tonkin" To Provoke Iran War

Anti-First Amendment S.1 Passes Congress
Is it possible, in the months ahead, as both Pike and Viguerie warn, the government will, under the direction of a Democrat Congress, begin a momentous process that may eventually result in the sort of massive crimes Stalin inflicted on the people of the Soviet Union?

U.S. 'knew damn well' Arar would be tortured: senator
After sitting through withering criticism in a Senate hearing, U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has promised more information on the case of Maher Arar, a Canadian who ended up in a cell in Syria after U.S. officials grabbed him on a stopover in New York.

No-spank bill on way
The bill, which is still being drafted, will be written broadly, she added, prohibiting ``any striking of a child, any corporal punishment, smacking, hitting, punching, any of that.'' Lieber said it would be a misdemeanor, punishable by up to a year in jail or a fine up to $1,000

US: Hearsay OK in terror trials

Bloggers Who Criticize Government May Face Prison

Recent News:

CNN takes 'inside look' at a once-secret CIA prison

Gonzales defends Bush's revised domestic spying

Patriot Act Being Used Against U.S. Attorney

Tony Snow: Are War Critics in Congress Aiding Al-Qaeda?

Fox Scaring You Into Watching 24 ?

Bush Seizes Control Over State Militias

US government wants bloggers to register

Congress to Send Critics to Jail, Says Richard Viguerie

Okla., Mo., and Texas Brace for Storm
Still recovering from snow and ice storms that downed power lines and trees in a large swath of the country, residents of Oklahoma, Missouri and Texas braced for another round Friday.

House Rolls Back Oil Company Subsidies

Republican Ney sentenced to jail

Senate Passes Vast Ethics Overhaul

Perhaps Thinking of Legacy, Bush Has Rice on the Move

Rice's Perplexing Use of History

Recent News:

How US is deferring war costs

290,000 still lack power as new storm looms