As some of you may remember, when I first joined the caucus awhile back that I had submitted an official emblem featuring the Statue of Liberty and Statue of Freedom, for 2010 I have submitted a new design.
Say hello to the Gadsden snake, featured next to it is a five point start reminiscent of the “Lone Star State”, while above that fly streaks of gold and blue, colors representing the ideology of liberty. We hope it reminds all of you about our common struggle for capitalism and against tyranny.
Tell us what you think, feedback is welcomed!
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Israel first! Right on brothers!!
By: Hot Stuff on April 19, 2010
at 10:48 pm
Felicitaciones por el aoprte Popperiano. Pero me parece que la discusión del sentido y propiedad de la Ciencia no se agota con Popper.Claudio Vila C.
By: Yunuend on February 4, 2012
at 10:08 pm
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By: zvxgpfrbt on February 5, 2012
at 2:11 pm
The current Flag of the Statue of Liberty,beats the snake flag,so many of us look down on snakes some even have phobias about snakes ,not that I do.I have several strong beleives that fall into libertarian believes, I think theese believes have been forgotten as the American life style as became so easy that they have more on TV about our children getting fat than they do about currently deployed military in fire zones,while on the war I believe if they took past examples of the practise of war as to leave it to the generals instead of politicians it would be over a lot sooner. Now we have some fellow looking at a screen here at the US making decisions to fire or not on “hostals”, you gotta be kidding do it like my grampa’s military did bomb the area and sort it oput with the infentry or marines,then we will not have kids growing up while we are in the area and used to deploy bombs. TONY
By: Tony on May 20, 2010
at 2:01 am