CanadianLiberty.com stands for the principle of self-ownership, which means that no person or government has the right to control what goes in to your body. Period. It must be your choice what you allow into your body. Will your doctor … Continue reading →
Here I will try to summarize a lot of ground and jump to different subjects. For sources to back up these points, we can deal with that in other posts. For much of the recent insight I have gained, I … Continue reading →
See also: Key Points “Canadian Liberty” is all about this idea called “liberty”. Liberty means being free to follow your nature, which includes being aware of basic rules of life that come with being human. “Liberty” means being free to … Continue reading →
I wrote this statement in 2005. It deals with a bunch of issues that people need to wake up to, but it’s all part of the gradual deliberate change that has been occurring over generations. We need to fundamentally question … Continue reading →
I wrote the following Environment Platform a couple of years ago for the Ontario Libertarian Party. From my point of view now, I feel more uncomfortable with the phrase “Libertarian government”. I agree with the main principles involved still, but … Continue reading →
Thoughts on Libertarianism and Strategy: I’m starting to post some thoughts on libertarianism and libertarian political parties and the situation in our society in general with respect to freedom. I don’t have any fixed conclusions on political activism, and am … Continue reading →
December 29, 2008 Continued from: Belief Changes Up to that point, before reading all those books attacking the foundation of Christianity, I had tried to hold on to Christianity, but the idea of adopting the mainstream doctrine of hell really … Continue reading →
I’ve started investigating material presented by different researchers in the freedom movement and Canadian Alan Watt is another one of the top researchers. This (http://www.alanwattsentientsentinel.eu/english/video/Reality_Check_Alan_Watt.rm) is Alan Watt’s introductory video, Reality Check. He introduces it with a song by Leonard Cohen. I find his interpretation … Continue reading →
If you want to vote for something different, for freedom issues and peace, and against the bailout, then vote Libertarian tomorrow, Oct. 14. (2008) You can read my campaign brochure here: https://canadianliberty.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/lpc-brochure_am5.pdf It explains pro-liberty ideals as well as my … Continue reading →
Norris Barens, Libertarian candidate for Vancouver Quadra posted the following comments here, which are very provocative. He makes an important distinction between individualism and collectivism, including ironic remarks that are bound to offend. I like his idea about how representatives … Continue reading →