David D’Amato on the latest unemployment figures.
Fine American Patriot Kevin Carson sets you pinko twerps straight about Obama’s latest choice for a chief of staff, Bill Daley — and much more!
David D’Amato on Sudan, secession, sovereignty and self-government of single individuals.
David D’Amato finds a recent court decision makes an excellent opportunity to examine the concept of property.
Kevin Carson: “Even the showcase regulatory legislation of the Progressive Era . . . was passed mainly under pressure from big business. It served the primary purpose of restricting competition in the regulated industries . . . “
David D’Amato compares U.S. political “wars” to the endless war of stalemate in Orwell’s 1984. Both are charades carried out for sake of utility to a ruling class.
Darian Worden: Anarchism is not a historical curiosity or occasional nuisance, but a viable alternative to the harm done by authority.
David D’Amato on Bank of America’s $3 billion settlement agreement with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
Kevin Carson on the productivity of technology growing faster than the Political Class can monopolize its bounty.
Thomas L. Knapp asks what the stateless society will look like and says we’re going to find out.
Kevin Carson: “…if you call yourself a libertarian, don’t try to kid anybody that the American system is less statist than the German one just because more of the welfare queens wear three-piece suits.”
Kevin Carson: “I think the last time American soldiers actually fought for the freedom of Americans was probably the Revolutionary War . . . But I can think of one exception.”
David Damato: “If we’re supposed to see a difference between the legitimate bribes that happen in politics every day and the illegitimate bribes that the Justice Department prosecutes, that difference is elusive.”
Kevin Carson explains why it’s more efficient to bypass bad laws than attempt to reform them.
David D’Amato discusses Facebook, IP and more.
Darian Worden: Conservatives just want government education to be a cheaper problem.
David D’Amato analyzes the public transit strike in Greece.
Kevin Carson explains that we have now is not a free enterprise system, but that such is the liberatory goal of the free market left.
David D’Amato delivers a critical assessment of recent reshuffling in the Iraqi puppet regime.
Kevin Carson on the “heads government wins and tails government doesn’t lose” mentality.
