FDR and Stalin Planned the Future of the World by Richard M. Ebeling January 28, 2020 Seventy-five years ago, during the week of February 4-11, 1945, the most important Allied conference during the Second World War was held at Yalta ...
Freedom and Prosperity: The Importance of Sound Money by Jacob G. Hornberger January 24, 2020 Sound money is a key to a free and prosperous society. That principle was clearly reflected in the monetary system that the Constitution established ...
Deadly Distractions by John W. Whitehead January 23, 2020 And so it continues. This impeachment fiasco is merely the latest in a never-ending series of distractions, distortions, and political theater aimed at diverting the ...
John Stuart Mill on Slavery and the American Civil War by Richard M. Ebeling January 21, 2020 One of the most heated and controversial issues today concerns the place of slavery in the history of the United States, and attitudes toward ...
The Long Shadow of World War I and America’s War on Dissent, Part 1 by Danny Sjursen January 20, 2020 “War is the health of the state.” So said the eerily prescient and uncompromising anti-war radical Randolph Bourne in the very midst of what ...
Understanding the Freedom We Have Lost by Richard M. Ebeling January 17, 2020 Few people can really understand what life is like in a totalitarian state unless they have lived there or have had the opportunity to ...
An Unusual Lawsuit against Iran by Jacob G. Hornberger January 28, 2020 The Washington Post recently published an article about a lawsuit that American citizens have brought against Iran. The plaintiffs are Iraq veterans and families of veterans who suffered horrendous injuries or deaths while serving in the U.S. armed forces in Iraq. In their lawsuit, the plaintiffs are claiming that Iran sent roadside bombs into Iraq that wreaked massive injuries or death on U.S. troops.
Killing, Dying, and Destroying Liberty for Interventionism by Jacob G. Hornberger January 27, 2020 Take a trip to the east coast of the United States, or the west coast, or the Canadian-U.S. border, or the U.S.-Mexico border. You will notice one important thing: There is no foreign army invading the United States. Recently, Iran fired missiles at a U.S. military base in Iraq, which, as it turns out, ended up injuring dozens of U.S. soldiers. The missiles were fired ...
Copying the Communists by Jacob G. Hornberger January 24, 2020 The incarceration of 56-year-old Chinese citizen Huang Qi at the hands of Chinese authorities helps to remind us of how the conversion of the U.S. government to a national-security state fundamentally altered life in America in an adverse way. Huang is a human-rights advocate in China, one who has courageously publicized and disclosed human-rights violations on the part of the ...
Two Different Americas by Jacob G. Hornberger January 23, 2020 There have been two completely different Americas in U.S. history. Let’s examine twelve ways in which they differ. 1. For more than a century after the United States came into existence, there was no income taxation or IRS. People were free to keep everything they earned and decide for themselves what to do with it.
LibertyView Podcast: Conservatives are Getting Amped Up Over a Potential War with Iran January 27, 2020 The brazen U.S. military attack in early January that killed ...
The Libertarian Angle – Socialism in America, Part 10 January 22, 2020 A majority of millennials approve of socialism, and progressives are gaining more influence with every election. What ...
The Libertarian Angle – Socialism in America, Part 9 January 15, 2020 A majority of millennials approve of socialism, and progressives are gaining more influence with every election. What ...
The Libertarian Angle – Socialism in America, Part 8 January 9, 2020 A majority of millennials approve of socialism, and progressives are gaining more influence with every election. What ...
