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Writes Rockwell: The core of the problem, it appears, relates to civil liberties and the very old-fashioned conviction that the country is ruled by a tyrant who must go. Mubarak tolerates no challenges to his martial-law rule. There are tens of thousands of political prisoners in the country, and it is easy to get arrested …
Here is his 4/17 appearance on Scott Horton’s antiwar Radio. The discussion focuses on the connection between the state’s counterfeit and murder operations. I especially like Rockwell’s suggestion to send Obama and Rahm on the latest government space “expedition.”
Today, vice chairman of the Fed, Donald Kohn announced that he will be retiring effective June 23rd. This marks three vacancies on the board. If only they would all retire, resign, or merely keel over. Let’s just hope these positions could be filled with people like Lew Rockwell and Robert Murphy. Then we could really …
Prior to one of my interviews, I failed to live up to the journalistic standards that the “real” media pretends to abide by. Specifically, I came into an interview with Cato Senior Scholar Tom Palmer several months back with negative preconceptions. I knew he had been a critic of Lew Rockwell and the Mises Institute and an advocate of military intervention in Afghanistan. I also felt cynical …
Lew Rockwell is not only one of the greatest libertarians of our time, but also hilariously masterful at pointing out the various ironies of the state. Here is his appearance with Judge Napolitano on Tuesday’s episode of Freedom Watch:
Liberty activist Michael Maresco suggests on his Facebook page that Ron Paul receive the Cato Institute’s annual “Friedman prize for advancing liberty.” Considering Cato’s tentative relationship with Ron Paul-type libertarians, and some downright vitriolic exchanges between excellent libertarian scholars from both the Mises and Cato Institues, giving the high-profile, unequivocally principled Paul the award would not only be more than justified, but helpful …
Ernest Hancock reports that Judge Napolitano is in negotiations with Fox News to put “Freedom Watch” on the air–Right now! To those unfamiliar with Napolitano’s program, it is the real deal. “Freedom Watch,” is no wussified, watered-down version of liberty, but rather, a fearless upholding of classical liberalism in opposition to government theft, coercion, and mass …
I’m surprised no one thought of this one yet. It certainly makes for a great libertarian/anti war slogan, to be used in opposing O-bomb-ya over the next few years: “One, two, three, four, We don’t want your f___ war. Five, six, seven, eight, Organize and smash the state.” *I stand corrected, as this was apparently …
I don’t care if libertine MSM types are “aghast” by the notion of gun-owners exercising their constitutional rights. It’s fine for anti-gun groups to refuse to buy guns, speak out against guns, and refuse to associate with anyone who has so much as gone hunting. But they are NOT entitled to forcefully seize the property of law-abiding Americans. Indeed, …
Judge Andrew Napolitano’s show “Freedom Watch” had it’s 19th episode yesterday! As usual, the guest lineup was great. Guests included Congressman Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Dr. Yaron Brook, Lew Rockwell, Thomas Woods, Mike German, and John Poppas. Do you enjoy Freedom Watch? Email yourcomments@foxnews.com to get the show on TV! You can watch Part 1 …
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