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Hey, Sam, ... Hey it’s now been about 2 months since that guy escaped from here on [date withheld], and so far, the cops still haven’t caught him yet. But yesterday, we had this crazy weird problem in [location withheld], we actually had nasty sewer water coming out of our sinks, the sewer water was contaminating our fresh drinking water. I don’t know how something like this could’ve happened, but the nasty sewer water poured out of the faucets in our cells all day. But now it seems to have cleared up, and I just hope that it’s safe to drink.... —H. L., a prisoner Dear Sam, ... This prison/hospital is still following the communist leader’s dictates and our food portions are getting smaller and fewer. Newson wants to close three more prisons yet all of us blind and disabled people are still here. Our dollar value is greater than the youngsters waiting to come to prison. I read the book, Red-Handed, by Peter Schweizer. I recommend it to all your readers to familiarize them of the massive amount of corruption in the government. He really delves into the communist party’s connection to all the money funneled into our government agencies as well as the Biden family. Our colleges are in a bankrupt condition as it is not even possible for the conservative voice to be heard.... —E. E., a prisoner I remember, sometime during the late 1990s, commenting to somebody about America slowly turning into a third world nation. The term “third world” has been used variously. I had in mind nations that have bad infrastructure, dirty water, poverty, homelessness, starvation or unfit food, riots, inadequate or inaccessible medical care, unstable or corrupt governments, police brutality, and so forth. What I see today suggests to me that my prediction might have been accurate. Maybe we should pay attention to the prisons. They might be our canary in the coal mine for the rest of the country. —editor Dear Sam Hello. I hope this letter finds you well. Your Oct Frontiersman was interesting. OK, let me get the retard stuff out of the way first. Once again, F. L. in your “letters to the editor”.... How does he make “any” connection what so ever in what Alex Jones pulled, and “thought crime”? What is he comparing it to, 1984 by Orwell, and Winston and Big Brother as the thought police? Alex Jones said in court, he knew what he was spreading was lies, but he said he did it anyway, because “telling the truth doesn’t pay the bills.” Alex Jones spread his lies and profited at the tune of 800 thousand a day, while the dead kids’ parents were being assaulted verbally and physically by Jones’ followers because Jones told them the story was fake and it was perpetrated by actors. At no time has “Big Brother” stifled Alex Jones. Free speech doesn’t mean you can say stuff that set off mob rule. Alex Jones is a moron who needs a bullet to the brain. Next, Sam, once again, I disagree with you.... You said, pro choice want the gov’t to tell everyone to back off and let them choose things regarding their own bodies. You said, pro life wants the gov’t to force people to live by their morals. Huh! How is that the same. Side a wants freedom of choice, side b wants to force their choice on everyone. Are you advocating the actions of the pro lifers? Because as I see it, it seems like the crusaders are up and running again, and the supreme court is being run by Charlemagne. Forced morality is worse than thought police forced religion. But I will agree that neither side should be advocating for more government control. Lastly, your “Walls” article. How interesting. I never considered overpopulation as a wall that will become unclimbable and create another die off only the few who stand on the heads of others will make it over and repopulate the next time around. Regardless, great article, a real thinker. Have a good one, —S. H., a prisoner A reference to Orwell in the FL letter wouldn’t make it “retard stuff”. His only such reference was to Thoughtcrime, in which it was me, not him, who made the connection between Alex Jones and Orwell. Also, I don’t agree that Jones deserves a bullet in the brain. Telling lies is dishonorable, but it shouldn’t be prohibited or even punished, except in accordance with the principles of liberty. See The Principles of Liberty, in Pharos. Otherwise, there isn’t any freedom of speech, only permission to repeat whatever the authorities declare to be the truth. A government that regulates the truth is far more harmful than is an individual who tells lies. Any remedy for alleged harm should be
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sought only in accordance with the principles of liberty. If the families that sued Alex Jones believed that they deserved a remedy for alleged harm, then they should have sued the people who actually (allegedly) harmed them. Alex Jones didn’t harm them. His followers allegedly harmed them. Since it wasn’t a military organization, Alex Jones wasn’t responsible for the behavior of those followers. The families sued Alex Jones, instead of suing the people who actually (allegedly) harmed them, because Alex Jones was easier to find and had deeper pockets. They knew before they sued him that it wouldn’t bring their kids back, they did it anyway, and it made them rich. That seems to be very opportunistic and mercenary behavior. Could they have engaged in a conspiracy and a cover-up just for the sake of their extremely substantial profits? In the abortion debate, the pro-life people are trying to use the government to impose a prohibition. The pro-choice people are trying to get the government to create a privilege, which is almost as bad as a prohibition. Either situation makes the government stronger. The government will either enforce the prohibition or regulate the privilege. Neither situation has anything to do with rights or freedom. It has to do with government power and control. We need to learn to solve our problems ourselves, and to keep the government out of it, or we’ll just keep enabling the government to keep getting stronger. —editor Dear Elder Sam, ... And thank you for printing my letter I wrote to you on Sept 6, 22 in your newsletter.... Good news is I did leave [prison name withheld]. Bad news is they turned the transport back around about 100 miles into the trip. [Prison name withheld] refused me. What I found out a few days later, the reason why, is it took them so long to transport me once I was approved to move there (about two months). While I was waiting they moved an old enemy from out of the hole into the same location I was supposed to be housed. So now I’m stuck back in this prison. Don’t know when or where I’ll be headed next. And they will not let me know who the enemy was. But could be any one. I do have a lot of enemies from years of fighting and riots, at many prisons I’ve been to. 27 years of violence. Well 26 because this last year I’ve been doing my best to stay out of trouble. If I’m resentenced. Yes, I’ll be released within 6 months of my resentencing. It was postponed again. Don’t know my new date yet. It was supposed to be yesterday. Now I am waiting again. Lawyer said it is still looking good. They just need to get me back to court. And I have to stay out of violence. If I stay in fights and other write-ups the judge, under this new Senate bill I’m being resentenced under can refuse my resentencing. But I am showing now a pattern of non-violence even though I had two fights since the petition was filed in [date withheld]. Two fights are not that much next to the constant violence. I used to stay in 2 or 3 fights a month. That’s because I had no hope. Now I have something to live for. Well, I hope this explains things better. I’m being resentenced under [code identification withheld]. Well must go now. Hope to hear from you soon. Respectfully & sincerely. —R. H., a prisoner Hooter Fiction by Sam Aurelius Milam III Got off botbus. Went straight to busterm. Better safe than sorry. Huge busterm. All are. Don’t know why postcrash gen built so big. Maybe that many people before popcrash. Not after. Maybe wishful thinking. Some homeless inside. Asked one, “How’s outside?” Said “Daytime okay, stay in night.” Techmech doing everything, worldcop watching everything, still crime, still homeless. Go figure. Clicked him some dollars. Strolled away. Big busterm. Shops at edge. Went to food. Slid into booth. Clicked menu. Anything you want. Hamburger, onion rings, sweet tea. Roller arrived. Slid food over. Rolled away. Time for new id. Been long enough. Gotta be careful. Menu nets busterm data. Busterm data nets all data. Worm through busterm data to anywhere. Not allowed. Do anyway. Know how. Wormed into iddata. Not allowed. Did anyway. Know how. Set new id. Trashed old id. Wormed into bankdata. Found abandoned account. From before popcrash. Before my time. Before grandparents time. Grandparents gen lived popcrash. Lucky few. Parents gen built techmech, worldcop. My gen use techmech, evade worldcop. Get by. Know how. Clicked new id to abandoned account. Have funds again. Crossed busterm. Into bedplace. Door scanned new id, greeted, began autopay, new account. Whatever I want. Trashed suit. Took shower. Into bed. Tomorrow, new suit, food, first botbus out. Anywhere. Don’t matter. Like to travel Life’s a hoot.
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