Ross Kenyon explains that Wikileaks and Julian Assange delegitimize the state — not by begging our rulers to stop murdering people, but by exposing their criminal actions.
Alex R. Knight III on the lessons for all of us from the indictment of alleged Nazi war criminal Samuel Kunz.
Tom Knapp still has the monkey on his back.
Darian Worden examines an outrage.
Darian Worden: Don’t confuse a free market with privilege.
Kevin Carson isn’t down with the program.
Kevin Carson examines the life of Joe.
Comments on the proposed “Columbia Crossing” Portland-Vancouver bridge and the role of infrastructure by Gene de Nardo.
Kevin Carson explains why Wikileaks is crucial to the future of freedom.
Darian Worden: A consistent advocate of individual liberty is an effective advocate of individual liberty.
Kevin Carson: “As C. S. Lewis put it, the greatest crimes in human history were committed by men with clean fingernails and pleasant, well-modulated voices, sitting in tastefully appointed offices.”
People who follow the law by virtue of it being a law are respecting power and not justice. This is a great danger to our communities and must be confronted here in Arizona and everywhere else.
“We’re digging ourselves into a hole, so let’s get more shovels.” Commentary by Darian Worden
Congressman John Boehner’s (R-OH) unimaginative straw man attack on the entire philosophy of anarchism falls flat; a disappointed Ross Kenyon reports.
Thomas L. Knapp examines the reaction to Wikileaks by Representative Kay Granger and is not impressed.
Kevin Carson looks at the economy. It’s not good.
Thomas L. Knapp on yet another example of the American Empire burning through stolen loot.
Kevin Carson says don’t be fooled by efforts to rebrand statist capitalism.
Alex R. Knight III stands against the partisans of centralization.
Kevin Carson on “cultural reproduction apparatus of the state” and its inevitable defects.
