I feel that the Ontario Libertarian Party’s election results were very promising for the future and I think there are signs out there that we can continue to attract support for the pro-liberty cause. The more candidates we have, the … Continue reading →
Interview here. I haven’t compared the Wiki version to the answers I copied below from my own notes. I flip-flopped again on MMP during the week and sent a second answer which is quoted below. A little positive, then a little negative, then … Continue reading →
“Dear MPP candidate Alan Mercer: “We are trying to help a group of Canadian Chinese voters who would like to find out about your personal stand as well as your party’s stand on pro-life and traditional family issues, and on … Continue reading →
Aired on Monday October 1, on CFRB… I’m Alan Mercer and I’m running for the Libertarian Party in Scarborough—Rouge River. You may not have heard the word Libertarian before. It means Liberty or Freedom. Like Ron Paul who is running … Continue reading →
Mary Ruwart, Healing Our World Ludwig von Mises, Human Action Frederic Bastiat, The Law Murray Rothbard, For a New Liberty Henry Hazlitt, Economics in One Lesson October 2nd, 2007
Continue reading →I think I did better with some of the live unrehearsed questions in the middle. I didn’t have a pen so I lost my train of thought once or twice. The audience was mostly there supporting their candidates – Greens, … Continue reading →
On Tuesday I was interviewed by a Ryerson student journalist, and on Wednesday I attended a very nice hospitable event in the morning hosted by the Chinese media in Scarborough. Everyone had time to eat and a few minutes to … Continue reading →
Ron Paul: Our Power Our Responsibility Great video. Some very serious statements by Ron Paul and music by Evanescence, one of my favorite bands. September 25th, 2007
Continue reading →My answers are indented: Website: www.saveourstructures.ca “Dear Candidate, “The Province of Ontario downloaded hundreds of dilapidated units of public housing onto the City of Toronto in 2001, with no capital funding to fix them. As a result, Toronto Community Housing … Continue reading →
Questionnaire I answered from the Ontario Landowners’ Association last week and these are fundamental. I answered YES to both. Many issues have been identified by the Ontario Landowners’ Association as being of critical importance to the citizens of rural Ontario. … Continue reading →