Hour 1 - 3

Hour 1 -- Alma Sommer & Brian Stith (Agorist Alma; Undocumented Human Bitcoin Tour) Living on the FREEDOM! Ranch and homesteading; Update on the Undocumented Human Bitcoin Tour

Hour 2 -- Scott Horton (Scott Horton Radio) on various foreign policy/civil liberty issues, GOP Debate and looking forward to Super Tuesday next week

Hour 3 -- Anarchapulco Summary

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February 26th, 2016

Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock

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Hour 1

Alma Sommer & Brian Stith

*Living on the FREEDOM! Ranch

*Update on the Undocumented Human Bitcoin Tour

Webpage:

http://undocumentedhuman.rayneberry.com/

Home

What is undocumented human?

A person who does not require paperwork to be free.

A born stateless person.

"Home-grown, free-range human. Like they used to make."

This website has been created to connect the decentralized network of individuals who do not submit their children to government documents for proof of birthday and location of birth.

Declaring your Independence does not require a government form.

Donate to the Undocumented Human #bitcoin #tour

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TO DONATE TO NEO'S BITCOIN WALLET, PLEASE USE THE BITCOIN ADDRESS BELOW....

@EarthPermit

#Agorism #offthegrid #solar #earthship#fulltime #unschooling#undocumentedhuman @jackfest@agoristmarket #Dash 

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Living on the FREEDOM! Ranch

Solar Off Grid Upgrade 

FEBRUARY 21, 2016 - by Alma Sommer

There's nothing like upgrading to solar from using a generator! The FREEDOM! Ranch is well on its way to becoming self sustainable. Adam Kokesh and Macey Tomlin are hosts to our Undocumented Human family, Brian, Alma, and Neo. We plan, together, to build the first EVER Sapioponic House. You can follow our journey through the Undocumented Human or Adam Kokesh YouTube Channels, as well as support the content we are creating through our Patreon orAdam's.

Not only do I write for the Guru, but I spend my days creating content of our lives and our goals, so that we can empower others who also want to follow the same path. Getting solar brings us one step closer to self sustainability.

Adam's solar system consists of 5, 225 watt solar panels.

This is a picture of the charge controller and batteries.
Creating 225 Amp Hour at 24 volts.

We should now be able to power our internet throughout the night with these batteries.
Looking forward to getting a battery system like this for our setup. We currently have 4 225 watt solar panels, a 3000 watt inverter, charge controller, and only 3 batteries. With time, we will amp up our power creation and storage.

Original Article: http://thehomestead.guru/solar-off-grid-upgrade/

Hour 2

Hour 2 -- Scott Horton (Scott Horton Radio) on various foreign policy/civil liberty issues, GOP Debate and looking forward to Super Tuesday next week

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Hour 2

Scott Horton

ScottHorton.Org

 

Scott comes on the show to discuss various foreign policy/civil liberty issues, GOP Debate and looking forward to Super Tuesday next week

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Scott's previous interviews on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Radio Show:

https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Guest-Page.htm?No=00040

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TOPICS AND REFERENCES...

The Incredible Shrinking Syrian 'Ceasefire'

by Daniel McAdams, February 26, 2016 - AntiWar.Com

The Syria "cessation of hostilities" agreement seems all the stranger as huge unanswered questions regarding signatories, partners, monitoring, reporting, adjudication, and enforcement are raised. It seems more and more like something cobbled together without much thought as to how it might work in practice.

Indeed, the people who are paid to explain to us how it might work seem to be as confused as we are. Take State Department Spokesman Mark Toner. Asked whether the ceasefire requirements of the agreement would apply to Turkey, which has for the past week been bombing US-allied Kurds in Syria, he was unable to give a clear answer beyond the following confusing bit from Monday's press briefing:

Well, Turkey is a member of the ISSG, the stakeholders group. Ultimately, to be a part of that, you have – you've committed to implementing the cessation of hostilities. So again, it – we've talked about this a lot – it's not just – we certainly point a finger at Russia quite often, and other members who are, we believe, taking counterproductive actions on the ground in Syria, but it's incumbent on all members of the ISSG to buy into a cessation of hostilities.

How's that for clear diplomacy?

There are even more troubling facts and questions emerging.

According to the "cessation of hostilities" agreement, the ceasefire would not apply to members of ISIS, al-Qaeda affiliates, any group on the UN list of terrorist organizations, or any rebel group that does not affirm to the US or Russia that it intends to be a party to the agreement. Groups falling into the first set of categories could according to this new deal continue to be bombed by the Russians, Syrian government, and the US-led anti-ISIS coalition.

In the above mentioned State Department press briefing Monday, several members of the press corps pointed out the difficulty in determining on the ground which groups might be eligible to be bombed and which ones are to be avoided. A key issue is the rarely-until-recently-spoken fact that many of the "moderate" Syrian rebel groups in fact have formally or informally integrated themselves into the operational command structure of al-Qaeda's Nusra Front.

Even the Washington Post reported on this problem just days ago:

One of the many problems to be overcome is a differing definition of what constitutes a terrorist group. In addition to the Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, Russia and Syria have labeled the entire opposition as terrorists.

Jabhat al-Nusra, whose forces are intermingled with moderate rebel groups in the northwest near the Turkish border, is particularly problematic. Russia was said to have rejected a U.S. proposal to leave Jabhat al-Nusra off-limits to bombing as part of a cease-fire, at least temporarily, until the groups can be sorted out. (emphasis added)

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Hour 3

Hour 3 -- Anarchapulco Summary

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Hour 3

Ernest Hancock

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