The Supreme Court and the Second Amendment: Understanding the Court’s Landmark Decisions by Brian Miller May 17, 2019 The Second Amendment is one of the most fundamental provisions of the Bill of Rights, ...
All Socialisms Are Antisocial by Richard M. Ebeling May 16, 2019 Those who have seen the 1982 Steven Spielberg movie Poltergeist may remember the scene when the little girl touches the snowy screen of her ...
Iraq-Iran Deja Vu: An Interview with Jacob Hornberger (audio) by Jacob G. Hornberger May 16, 2019 FFF president Jacob G. Hornberger was a guest on A Neighbor's Choice radio show with host David ...
The Libertarian Angle: World War II by Future of Freedom Foundation May 15, 2019 Was World War II the good war? Should the United States have been involved at all? FFF president Jacob ...
The Deadly Perils of Traffic Stops in the American Police State by John W. Whitehead May 14, 2019 The Fourth Amendment was designed to stand between us and arbitrary governmental authority. For all practical purposes, that shield has been shattered, leaving our ...
Blasphemy Laws and Other Victimless Crimes by Laurence M. Vance May 13, 2019 Pakistan is a Muslim country with harsh blasphemy laws. In 1986, during the military rule of Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, it became a capital offence for ...
Is Pearl Harbor the Model for a Trump-Bolton War with Iran? by Jacob G. Hornberger May 17, 2019 Yesterday, the news media reported that President Trump told the acting U.S. “Defense” Secretary that he does not want war with Iran, which has caused some people to breathe a sigh of relief that the United States might yet avoid another deadly and destructive regime-change war. Don’t be too sure. After all, if Trump really means that, then the former television ...
Iran, Venezuela, and North Korea’s Nukes by Jacob G. Hornberger May 16, 2019 From the start of the brouhaha that President Trump initiated against North Korea for refusing to destroy its nuclear weapons, I have consistently maintained that the communist regime would never rid itself of its nukes. Even when Trump suddenly did an about-face and fell in love with North Korean communist dictator Kim Jong-Un and convinced himself that his new-found communist friend would ...
Let’s Think at a Higher Level by Jacob G. Hornberger May 15, 2019 One of the distinguishing characteristics between libertarians and non-libertarians is with respect to the welfare-warfare state way of life. Libertarians are committed to dismantling, repealing, abolishing, or ending it, while conservatives and progressives are committed to maintaining its existence and simply reforming it. One of the most remarkable achievements in freedom occurred when the First Amendment was adopted. Since it has been part of our ...
Immigration Tyranny and Cruelty Come Home by Jacob G. Hornberger May 14, 2019 I can’t help but wonder if what has happened to Theresa Todd will cause conservative-leaning libertarians to abandon their support of immigration controls, the system of immigration central planning, cruelty, and tyranny that both conservatives and progressives have unfortunately foisted upon our land. Todd lives in West Texas. One night she was driving down a highway when she was flagged down by three young Central ...
The Libertarian Angle: World War II May 15, 2019 Was World War II the good war? Should the United States have been involved at all? FFF ...
Libertarian Angle: The Build-Up to WWII May 10, 2019 Could World War II have been avoided? How did foreign policy decisions create the conditions that set ...
The Libertarian Angle: World War I April 30, 2019 America should never have gotten involved in World War I, and powers assumed by the government during ...
The Libertarian Angle: The Evil of Sanctions and Embargoes April 23, 2019 Sanctions and embargoes do more to hurt the citizens in a country than the government that these ...
