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Title: Loose Change 2nd Edition on Google Video
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Google Video
URL Source: http://video.google.com/videoplay?d ... 581991288263801&q=loose+change
Published: Jan 27, 2006
Author: Dylan Avery/Louder Than Words production
Post Date: 2006-01-27 13:22:46 by valis
Keywords: Edition, Change, Google
Views: 4188
Comments: 156
An ARG reader has noticed that Google Video is now hosting a streaming version of For those who have seen it, this link serves as a handy reference. For those who have not, after viewing, you’ll probably want to pick up a copy or two.
Loose Change 2nd edition (hopefully with Dylan Avery’s permission)
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#11. To: valis, All (#0)
I will be buying a copy as soon as more are available. Mark
you can download it from the source link
Be aware that it is a 410 meg download, and once the authorities have tagged you as having downloaded it you will have incriminated yourself as being an official "enemy of the state". You won't have a problem with the people who created it, since they want it to be as widely distritbuted as possible. You will have a problem with the Homeland Security people, since it contains information that makes you a criminal if you have it. Be warned. On the other hand, everybody is a criminal nowadays anyway. You could sit in room and do nothing more than breathe, and you'd be a criminal. There are so many laws on the books nowadays that they can't even tell you how many laws there are, but of course if you plead ignorance they'll tell you "ignorance of the law is no excuse". They can't even tell you how many laws there are that you have no right to be ignorant of, but they can arrest you for breaking any one of them that they decide you've broken. Welcome to tyranny.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but can't they whisk you away without arresting you, telling you what you are being charged with, or letting anyone know they snatched you in the first place? You just become another statistic for the missing persons list... So why even worry about knowing the laws?
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#12. To: Kamala (#11)
#13. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#12)
#51. To: Elliott Jackalope (#13)
They can't even tell you how many laws there are that you have no right to be ignorant of, but they can arrest you for breaking any one of them that they decide you've broken. Welcome to tyranny.
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