By Alan Mercer Note as of 2014: There are some valuable points here in what I wrote in 2005, and I like some of my explanations, but nowadays I wouldn’t be so quick to label myself or to get caught … Continue reading →
Stand up for Freedom and Get Involved Sept, 2012: I’m not so much into electoral politics now. The main problem with it is that it’s controlled. Quigley in “Tragedy and Hope” talked about major parties being more or less the … Continue reading →
Justin Raimondo, Apr 18 ’05: Our Bizarro World Foreign Policy Lew Rockwell, Apr 18 ’05: The State Expands, and Weakens Anthony Gregory, Apr 19 ’05: Waco, Oklahoma City, and the Post-9/11 Left-Right Dynamic Ron Paul, Apr 18 ’05: Why Do … Continue reading →
Continued from Governments vs. Aboriginals: Breaking Families and Treaties To sum up, in Canada we have historical injustices, false notions about “conquest” based on broken treaties, futile ideas like “assimilation”, and an awful record of what amounts to child abduction … Continue reading →
Iraq and Libertarian Objections to War (original version: 2002) 2014 note: Just to avoid giving the wrong impression: At the time I wrote this (2002), I didn’t realize that Ayn Rand’s foreign policy views may have been hawkish and inconsistent … Continue reading →
(6/2/2020 – just a note that nowadays I understand that the reason for encouraging abortion was malevolent and had to do with “depopulation” or another not-so-nice term I could use. Using the concept of “rights” was a way to sell … Continue reading →
March 16, 2003 Mar 12/03 Postwar Blues by Justin Raimondo “…The ideologues pushing us into war believe they can not only “win” the war militarily, but also “win the peace” by rebuilding a devastated Iraqi economy, keeping the Iraqi … Continue reading →