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September 1, 2006

Common Sense

Joan of ArcIn the good old days a couple bicycle mechanics could invent the aeroplane. Today, sometimes it seems you've got to be a cog in a bigger machine in order to do anything, but that really isn't the case, and it's especially not true when it comes to intellectual sensibilities. We can thank the technology of the internet for dramatically widening our lateral experiences, and making possible the dissemination of critical, original contributions from people at all levels of the vertical hierarchy. Jennifer Van Bergen, a journalist with a law degree, writes frequently on civil liberties, human rights, and international law from her obscure corner of Florida. To me, she's a hero, and I'm sure a lot of other people feel the same way. This one is a bit more of an informal ramble than most, so kick your shoes off, relax, and enjoy. Total runtime of about an hour and twenty six minutes.

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I am really enjoying your pod casts. I've made a donation to help you continue this project and am recommending your site to my friends. I enjoyed your interview with Jim Tucker, and I bought his book as a result. Interestingly, I became interested in the subject when my best friend died in 1971. I discovered Ian Stevenson's book on reincarnation back then and became fascinated by the subject. I'm pretty much convinced it's a fact, but am not at all clear on what it exactly means.

Anyway, I really appreciate your providing this very important public service.

Another great program....

Seems Ashcroft did indeed make a Liberty of barbed wire:

"What do you make of a man who has in his barn a 7-ft. statue he crafted of the Statue of Liberty? He made it of barbed wire." TIME Jan 22, 2001
http://tinyurl.com/mfk2w

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