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A very clever rap song with liberty oriented lyrics. Worth a listen.

We asked our readers to design a hero who could vanquish this venal and virulent vermin that was created by the The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Well we have a winner in our Anti Fed Super Hero Contest. That means there is only one contest left in our V Weeks of V. We’ll be announcing our last contest later today, so there’s only one chance left to win yourself a V Mask.

The winner of this week’s Anti Fed Super Hero Contest, and the winner of their very own Guy Fawkes mask is…

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has launched some “Educational Resources” that include a crappy little animated series called Currency Crusaders of Justice.” The animation is choppy, the voice acting is terrible, and when their hero flies around the world the world spins the wrong way. Seriously, it isn’t worth the exorbitant amount of time it takes to load each episode.

I'm not personally offended by this, but I can see why gun advocates would be...would love to see it discussed on the show.

John talking to Bobby Bare about how he came to write the song and performs a shortened version.

Paul Sacco says searching for his missing daughter feels like something akin to bleeding out. All the hope, heartache and anxiety that go into it leave him feeling diminished. But the Colorado lawyer and amateur guitarist has managed to bottle up some of that energy, spending hundreds of hours creating what is both a tribute to Aubrey Sacco and a monument to his sorrow: a 14-song album he has published to Internet vendors.

An Iraq war veteran has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill his officers after recording a violent rap protest song and sending it to the Pentagon.

Marc Hall, a junior member of an infantry unit, wrote the song in protest at the US army's unpopular policy of involuntarily extending soldiers' service and forcing them to return to Iraq or Afghanistan.

The song kicks ass: http://marcwatercus.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/stoploss.mp3

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Eerily beautiful, gripping, ironic, and honest song. And weirdly danceable, too.

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