Randolph Bourne, The State, 1918 …The Government, with no mandate from the people, without consultation of the people, conducts all the negotiations, the backing and filling, the menaces and explanations, which slowly bring it into collision with some other Government, … Continue reading →
The Law A clear, concise and brilliant explanation of liberty. Also available online here (Original Post)
Continue reading →Libertarianism in One Lesson I recommend this book because the author presents principled libertarian policies. I found it very helpful in gaining a better understanding of libertarianism. Contents Chapter 1. The Nature of Government Chapter 2. The Alternative to Coercive … Continue reading →
cnews.canoe.ca, Jul 19 ’05 MP blasts ‘no-fly’ list scrutiny(http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2005/07/19/pf-1138714.html) A Manitoba MP [Pat Martin] is questioning the value of airline no-fly lists after being red-flagged for scrutiny at the airport twice in less than four months. …”There’s no … Continue reading →
www.number-10.gov.uk PM’s Press Conference – 26 July 2005 The Bill currently being drafted will create as you know a new offence of all acts preparatory to terrorism, a new offence of indirect incitement to commit a terrorist offence, and a … Continue reading →
www.fair.org, Jul 27 ’05 A New Blacklist for “Excuse Makers” New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman has urged the U.S. government to create blacklists of condemned political speech–not only by those who advocate violence, but also by those … Continue reading →
John Pilger, LewRockwell.com, Aug 7 ’05 The Rise of the Democratic Police State About New York Times war hawk Thomas Friedman. Also about Prime Minister Tony Blair’s crack-down on freedom in Britain. Friedman wants a “War of Ideas … Continue reading →
Monthly Review, Jul-Aug ’99 U.S. Imperialism and NATO’s “Victory” in Kosovo About NATO’s Bombing of Kosovo: In the process, NATO also created another humanitarian disaster all its own: a whole country and its infrastructure wrecked, civilian lives ended … Continue reading →
canada.com, The Vancouver Sun, Aug 7 ’05 Emery ready for biggest battle yet As the longtime pot activist braces for his fight against extradition to the U.S. — something he calls “the ultimate moment of my career” — … Continue reading →
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk, July 26 ’05 Iraq war increased the threat of attacks, says Major The war in Iraq has heightened the threat of terrorist attacks in Britain, the former Prime Minister Sir John Major has claimed. (Original Post)
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