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December-January Issue

Congressman Ron Paul has the best ideas concerning the misuse of the SSN by government agencies. His Freedom and Privacy Restoration Act (HR 220) would forbid Federal or State governments from using the Social Security number for purposes not directly related to administering the Social Security system.

Editorial Comment: I hope that we can delay the corruption of our country by the type of leaders who would sell our freedoms for their own personal agenda -- at least another 4 years, with the election of George W. Bush. Let us all help make his service to this country a bold and clear statement to the "Rosie's" of this country, and the "Hussein's"of the world, they do not control the rights of others. And should you decide you do not like the way we believe in our Constitution and Freedoms, then leave -- the Country -- and go someplace where they they have no rights. Only and when you learn how precious our rights are to our freedoms -- to live our lives FREE -- then you may seek to regain your citizenship to our Sovereign Republic.

12/15/00 11:10 a.m. End-of-Session Robbery
Congress limits civil liberties before going home for the holidays. By Dave Kopel of the Independence Institute EDITOR'S NOTE: Late on December 15, the sponsors of H.R. 46 agreed to remove all objectionable material from the bill, except for the encryption provision. Congress may adjourn today -- but not before inflicting a series of blows on civil liberties and federalism. As is usual for end-of-the-session assaults on civil liberties, the plan is to speed the new laws through as attachments to some innocuous law, before most people in Congress have time to notice. The only real chance for stopping this plan lies in House and Senate leadership (especially the House) being flooded with phone calls objecting to yet another sneak attack on the Bill of Rights.

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