About Lance Brown
The Campaign "Elevator Pitch"
The Longer Pitch: The Future of America is Freedom
10 Easy Ways to Help the Campaign
Join the On-The-Road Support Network
Lance In The Media
Contact Lance
E-mail Updates List
Easy online actions for advancing the cause of freedom.
PNAC.info
An effort to investigate, analyze, and expose the Project for a New American Century, and its plan for a "unipolar" world.
CampusLP.org
Free web sites for campus libertarian clubs!
The Little Brown Reader
A rolling catalog of articles and web sites of significance that Lance is reading.
The Nevada County Libertarian Party
"Your Local Party of Principle" (Chairman)
The Nevada County Bill of Rights Defense Committee
Dedicated to Creating a Civil Liberties Safe Zone in Nevada County, California. (Co-founder)
The Free School on the Internet
A developing effort to create a superior online K-12 school, with free attendance.
StopCarnivore.org
Stop the FBI Spy Tool Carnivore Now!"
GreenLiberty.org
Where Green values meet Libertarian principles.
Pictures of The Bill of Rights
Tips for Promoting a Campus Event
198 Methods of Nonviolent Action
My (many) e-zine and list subscriptions
The History of Drug Prohibition in the U. S.
The Bill of Rights -- Full Text
Support freedom in our lifetime:
"I do not shrink from this responsibility, I welcome it."
A Little Worried About America
Boston Public: The Case Against Schools
The USA-PATRIOT Axe
The Nader 2004 "threat", and those poor, pitiful Democrats
Book Recommendation: Healing Our World
Taboos, skews, and contradictions
North Korea's Sensible Delusions
Lance on Regulation
"I've been reading some of the political content at freedom2008.com, and find it damn interesting.
"I am nominally a Democrat, but have never been seriously politically active, mainly because I'm fed up with a lot of what the major parties say and do. ...you could say I'm looking for an intelligent alternative.
"I'm not ready to declare myself a Libertarian, but your site piques me and makes me think. And that's (at least) half the battle.
"Very interesting."
-- Kurt B.,
Allentown, Pa.
"Wow I am amazed and joyous! Your views are just what
this country needs! I am going to spread the word about your campaign."
--
Elizabeth
Ward
"I read every article posted on your site and was amazed to find myself repeatedly saying 'Wow, I agree with that.'"
"I'm pro-Lance as long as I'm not also running for prez" -
-- Mojo Nixon, entertainer and revolutionary
"You are probably this country's last chance at
freedom in this lifetime."
-- ¡Obay!
"I stumbled upon your website and it is
WONDERFUL. You can count on MY VOTE and MY SUPPORT in 2008!!!"
-- Alan Handleman,
Grayson, KY
"This is the blog belonging to my former boss and aspiring President of the United States. I remain pledged to moving to Ireland if he actually wins but still it's an interesting site."
-- Adam Graham,
Boise, Idaho
"I just want to take a minute to tell you that we
really do appreciate your writing over here. I find the state of this country so outrageous that I mostly sit around pulling my hair out and fantasizing about Canada. But, incredibly, you don't stew! It's like you're on a whole other plane.
"It's so easy to lose sight of reality with all that glare from the fancy magic show illusions of our 'two' party system. Seriously. Your message is hopeful and real."
-- Kristen Werner,
Rollinsford, N.H.
January 05, 2003Sierra Students for ChangeI met yesterday with folks from Sierra Students for Change, which is a newly-formed local organization, founded at nearby Sierra College. I met one of the founders of the group through the Funeral for the Bill of Rights a few weeks back. Her name is Darlene Loyd, and she's a really pumped-up activist-- all energy and positivity. Good stuff. According to the summary of the meeting, I was a "Special Guest" -- so that's something. I just let the folks know about the Bill of Rights Defense thing we're putting together here. Sierra College -- at least our small local campus -- has been utterly quiet politically the whole time I've lived here, as far as I know. I've wanted to do something about that, but I haven't known anyone who's a student there who had the time and inclination to rouse up some activism there. I could have just taken the initiative and roused it up myself, but without any knowledge of the college dynamics, and with a need to prioritize my efforts, I just haven't done it. Darlene's committed to getting some activist action out of the generally sleepy campus, and the group seems to be doing well, considering that it was just founded a few weeks back, during the last week of last semester. The only potential concern is that the club is defining itself loosely as "progressive". And "progressive" tends to mean the use of a bit more government force than I'm confortable with. It's all good, though-- these days there's plenty for lefties and libertarians to agree on, what with the creeping police state and the prospect of permanent war, not to mention corporate welfare up the yin-yang. Also, in the meantime I'm going to work on showing Darlene that she's probably really a libertarian. :-) As far as I know they don't have a website yet, or I'd link to it. Posted by Lance Brown at January 5, 2003 11:37 PM | TrackBackComments
As a past student and now an employee of Sierra College I can tell you that 90% of all the student here at Sierra College are Door Knobs. By this I mean that to be a Door Knob one must not be able to think for them self and that they follow the crowds. Mostly it is students who do not care about anything unless it directly affects them in the pocket book. Posted by: John at January 9, 2003 01:58 PMPost a comment
|
Your email address: Message (optional):
Please click the following to help my rating at these sites:
Top 25 Libertarian Sites (Currently #10) Blogarama's 'What's Cool' List (Currently #10) Blogster Top 25 (Currently #21)
Recent Entries
Explore the Archives
Index of All Entries By Category Audio Biographical Campaign Plans Links/Resources Media Coverage News with Commentary Opinion Personal Policy Positions Site/Blog Admin The Active Activist By Date September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 May 2003 April 2003 March 2003 February 2003 January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 October 2002 January 2002 December 2001 October 2001 September 2001 August 2001 February 2001 January 2001 December 2000 November 2000 September 2000 May 2000 October 1997 August 1997 June 1997 May 1997 December 1996
I'm a Member of:
Libertarian Party
Libertarian Party of California Nevada County Libertarian Party Nevada County Bill of Rights Defense Committee American Civil Liberties Union Amnesty International International Society for Individual Liberty Marijuana Policy Project
Music I Love
Mojo Nixon
Zap Mama The Bobs Doug Hoekstra Crash Test Dummies John Mellencamp Ice-T/Body Count Bruce Springsteen Timbuk3 311
TV I Watch
South Park
The Shield The Simpsons 24 Malcolm In The Middle Boston Public That 70's Show The Dead Zone Reno911! Ethics in America WorldLinkTV PBSYou Lucky C-Span
Blog Places
Blogarama
Top Blogs Linked RCS Blogdex DayPop Technorati Blo.gs Popdex Blogosphere Blogwise Weblogs.com BlogCritics The Weblog Review Blogarithm BlogLinker Globe of Blogs BlogTracker Blog of the Day PTypes The Inventory the pepys project PopBlog Diarist.net Blog Search Engine
Blogroll
Web Rings I'm In
«
?
Verbosity
#
»
< ? CaliBlogs # > < ? ameriBLOGs # > « ? Blog Domain # » « LibertyLoggers » Libertarian Ring Liberty Activists Ring US Libertarian Candidates Ring LibertyNewsNet Ring
Assorted Links
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
All contents of this site Copyright © 1996-2003 by Lance Brown for President in 2008.
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
