Thu, 3 February 2011
Enemy Of Liberty Minute--Volume 4: Human Guinea Pigs in the City by the Bay. Join host Timothy Simonds for a "liberty minute" to uncover examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberties. www.enemyofliberty.com |
Thu, 3 February 2011
Our podcast has become an international success. Here is a list of some of the cities and states and countries over the world where our listeners reside: Florida; California; Texas; Arizona; New York; Illinois; ; Washington; Virginia; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Michigan; North Carolina; Ohio; Seoul, South Korea; Kentucky; Utah; Oregon; Iowa; Alabama; Missouri; Colorado; Massachusetts; Minnesota; WestVirginia; South Carolina; Baghdad, IQ; Alaska; Nebraska; Maryland; Nevada; Shaanxi, China; Indiana; Kansas; Georgia; New Hampshire; Beijing, China; New Jersey; Louisiana; North Dakota; New Mexico; Delaware; Aomori, JP; Okinawa, JP; Maine; Rhode Island; Arkansas; Puerto Rico; RBayern, DE; New South Wales, AU; Montana; Mississippi; Wisconsin; Wyoming; USSwietokrzyskie, PL; Vermont; Grande Comore, KM; Armed Forces Europe, Middle East, & Canada; Liverpool, GB; Guatemala; South Dakota; Bucuresti, RO; London, GB; Zuid-HollandNL; Paramaribo, SR; Idaho; Connecticut; Victoria, AU; Queensland, AU
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Mon, 31 January 2011
Enemy Of Liberty Minute #03: Free Speech at a Great Cost. Join host Timothy Simonds for a "liberty minute" to uncover examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal freedom and liberties. www.enemyofliberty.com |
Mon, 31 January 2011
Enemy Of Liberty Minute #02: Do As I Say, Not As I Do. Join host Timothy Simonds for a "liberty minute" to uncover examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal freedom and liberties. www.enemyofliberty.com |
Mon, 31 January 2011
Enemy Of Liberty Minute #01: Give Me Your Huddled Masses. Join host Timothy Simonds for a "liberty minute" to uncover examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal freedom and liberties. www.enemyofliberty.com |
Wed, 12 January 2011
Episode 9: U.S. Government Surveillance of American Citizens in the 20th Century. Our ninth episode reviews examples of unauthorized and illegal surveillance activities by the U.S. Government against its citizens during the 20th century. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com. |
Wed, 12 January 2011
Our tenth episode focuses on the forced internment of Japanese-Americans by the United States Government during the Second World War. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com. Category:Blog Post
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Thu, 14 October 2010
The new movie "Conviction" starring Hillary Swank recounts the true story of Kenneth Waters and his fight to have his murder conviction overturned through the use of DNA evidence. Swank plays the sister of Kenneth Waters who was motivated to put herself through law school in order to help her brother secure his freedom. The Kenneth Waters story is one of the case studies addressed in Episode 8 of the Enemy Of Liberty Podcast ("Freeing The Innocent Through DNA Testing"). Category:Blog Post
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Mon, 4 October 2010
Episode 8: Freeing The Innocent Through DNA Testing. Our eighth episode reviews the use of DNA testing in the criminal justice system and the ongoing efforts to utilize such technology to free those citizens who have been wrongfully convicted and imprisoned in the United States for crimes they did not commit. The wrongful convictions range from capital murder to rape to kidnapping and span over five decades. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com. |
Thu, 17 June 2010
Episode 7: The Bonus Army. Our seventh episode focuses on the Bonus Army demonstrations occurring in Washington, D.C. in 1932. The Bonus Army was a group of unemployed and destitute World War 1 veterans who traveled to Washington, D.C. during the Spring and Summer of 1932 to conduct peaceful demonstrations in an effort to convince the United States Government to proceed with paying World War 1 veterans their promised combat service pay. The efforts of the veterans were rewarded with armored tanks, tear gas, fixed bayonets and drawn sabres as American troops and tanks were used in an assault against the veterans and their families occurring on July 28, 1932. The military assault claimed the lives of at least 4 civilians, and scores of people were injured. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com. |
Wed, 28 April 2010
Episode 6: The Tuskegee Experiment. Our sixth episode focuses on the government sponsored medical study commonly known as the Tuskegee Experiment. In 1932, the United States Public Health Service began a study to record the natural progression of syphilis in black males. After an effective medical treatment for syphilis was discovered in the mid-1940’s, those government officials in charge of the Tuskegee Experiment chose to prevent the participants of the study from receiving the new medical treatment and took exhaustive steps to insure that the study participants would never know about the available medical treatment or understand the extent of their roles in the study. The government concealed the facts from the study participants and the general public for over thirty years, and it was not until 1972 that the nation learned the truth about the infamous Tuskegee Experiment. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com.
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Sun, 25 April 2010
Episode 5: Death and Injustice at Ludlow. Our fifth episode focuses on the historical event commonly known as the Ludlow massacre of 1914. On April 20, 1914, 21 people were killed during an attack by the Colorado National Guard on striking coal miners and their families in Ludlow, Colorado. The Ludlow massacre occurred during the southern Colorado coal strike of 1913 and 1914. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com.
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Sat, 20 March 2010
We have made it easy for you to send us an email comment. We have included a "Contact Me" button on the right-hand column of the web-page for sending us emails. Of course, you can always email us directly at comments@enemyofliberty.com if you prefer. Category:Blog Post
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Fri, 19 March 2010
For Skype users, we have added a "leave voicemail" button on the right-hand column of our web page. If you are a Skype user, you can leave us a voicemail for free by simply clicking on the "leave voicemail" button while you are logged into Skype. It is simple and FREE. We look forward to hearing from you. February 3, 2010 Category:Blog Post
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Fri, 19 March 2010
Episode 4: Compulsory Sterilization Laws In American History. Our fourth episode reviews a truly dark chapter in our nation’s history. In the 20th century, many state governments enacted laws that granted government officials the power to sterilize human beings without their consent. Under such laws (commonly referred to as “eugenical sterilization laws”), literally tens of thousands of citizens (including large numbers of people with physical and mental disabilities) were sterilized against their will in hospitals, mental facilities and prisons located throughout the country. Even more surprising is the fact that such compulsory sterilizations continued in our country in large numbers through the 1960’s and 1970’s. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com. |
Wed, 17 February 2010
Episode 3: Injustice At Copperhill. Our third episode focuses on an obscure event in American History that is virtually unknown to most citizens. In the early 1940's in the rural mining town of Copperhill, Tennessee, several union miners were deprived of their constitutional rights and liberties at the hands of federal, state and local law enforcement officials during a hotly contested labor union strike occurring on the eve of America's involvement in the Second World War. The ensuing criminal case went all the way to the United States Supreme Court. The Enemy Of Liberty Podcast endeavors to provide its audience with historical examples (some well known---others not so well known) of how our government has "gone bad" in the past at the expense of personal liberty and freedom. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com |
Fri, 29 January 2010
Episode 2: Book Banning In American History. Join host Timothy Simonds for a review of American History to uncover examples of book banning and book censorship by the federal, state and local governments in our nation's past. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com
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Thu, 14 January 2010
Episode 1: The Federal Sedition Laws. Join host Timothy Simonds for a review of the Sedition Laws of 1798 and 1918 and how those laws were used to attack the free speech rights of American citizens. Visit our web-site and blog at www.enemyofliberty.com. Please email your comments and suggestions to us at comments@enemyofliberty.com
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Thu, 7 January 2010
Hello to All! We will be posting our very first episode of the Enemy of Liberty Podcast very soon. Episode No.1 will review the Federal Sedition Laws of 1798 and 1918 and how those laws were used to oppress the rights of free speech of ordinary citizens in the United States. The Enemy of Liberty Podcast reviews the annals of American History to uncover examples (some widely known--others not so well known) of how federal, state and local governments have infringed upon the personal liberties of our nation's citizens in the past. While our country is certainly a beacon for freedom and liberty throughout the world and has been so for well over two centuries, our government has not always acted in the best interests of its citizens to protect their rights and liberties. Our web-page artwork includes a picture of the famous Gadsden Colonial Flag from the Revolutionary War. The Gadsden Flag is a symbol of our nation's devotion to the principles of liberty and freedom for all.
If you have any questions or comments about our podcast or if you have any suggestions for topics for future shows, please send us an email at comments@enemyofliberty.com. We would love to hear from you. Our motto is that vigilance and knowledge of American History help preserve freedom and liberty for all in our great country. Thanks! Timothy Simonds January 6, 2010
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