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I'm not trying to make anyone sad or uncomfortable but when we consider how much we have in common with a slavery contract, it's pretty eye-opening. Jeff Thomas explains the "master" and "servant" system of modern government.
Some ideas sound magnificent, right up until we start thinking like an economist. For instance, how would you feel about a 4 day work week? Mark Ross says, it's not the blessing some think it is.
Just because no one will mistake you for a cultured, sophisticated man-about-town, doesn't mean you should be uncivilized. Jeff Minnick has some timely tips on how not to be a barbarian.
Looking from some good news? Paul Rosenberg reminds us that the public's trust in authority is breaking down. This means that all the systems arrayed against moral clarity are beginning to crack.
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We've all heard people respond to complaints about taxation with, "But who would build the roads?" Thomas Walker-Werth says a better question might be, "Do we even want roads?"
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2 days ago
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos swings by for our weekly visit. We talk about why he's a libertarian and how to maintain perspective when things are going sideways.
The most powerful word in any language is the word "no." Jeffrey Folks has a great primer on how to say no and why it's a skill that must be mastered if we wish to keep our freedom.
The truth about the deceptive covid narrative is getting more uncomfortable by the day. James Howard Kunstler spells out the latest revelations and how the steam table is being set up for our buffet of consequences.
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Why do conservatives always seem to be behind the curve in fighting the culture war? Christian Toto says it has a lot to do with the Right's refusal to support the arts.
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4 days ago
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Ever so slowly, the narrative that was used to justify medical tyranny under covid is coming apart. Barry Brownstein shares the case of a noted physician who advocates covid civil disobedience.
The wickedness of what the ruling class did to us under the banner of "public health" is something almost no one in power dares to acknowledge. Jeffrey A. Tucker describes the great demoralization campaign to which we've been subjected.
Becoming a serious advocate for freedom requires breaking out of the standard political paradigm, at some point. Matthew Lloyd has a great essay on why libertarians must rise above the left-right dichotomy of politics.
At the risk of sounding alarmist, this is a topic that needs some serious consideration right now. The folks in power are getting desperate and the window to get yourself squared away is rapidly closing.
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How far would you go to protect your children? Annie Holmquist writes about the German parents who are risking arrest for daring to homeschool their children.
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7 days ago
7 days ago
The quest to consolidate power at the federal level is about to intensify. Biden is creating a new White House office based on "gun violence prevention."
When you absolutely positively have to smear someone beyond redemption, the tried and true tactic is to label them a sexual predator. Kit Knightly has an interesting take on how British MPs are trying to cancel Russell Brand before he's been convicted of any crime.
How can you know when central bank digital currencies are about to be made mandatory? Brandon Smith says, watch for when governments start calling for price controls, because rationing and CBDCs are next.
Anyone who is paying attention is beginning to realize that social media is deeply unhealthy. Cadence McManimon says, it's a powerful lesson in why you should keep your personal life personal.
We're now learning that the FBI had so many paid informants taking part in Jan 6 that they lost count. Are we sure we can trust them to be honest on other matters?
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Sasha Stone has an absolute gift for cutting through the spin and deceit of what our Orwellian MSM is selling. Her latest essay is spot-on in describing how Trump has been cast as Emmanuel Goldstein. Definitely worth a read.
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Thursday Sep 21, 2023
Thursday Sep 21, 2023
The dust is beginning to settle over New Mexico's governor attempting to enact an "emergency" gun ban. Mike Maharrey breaks down the reasons why the ban was a clear violation of the right of self defense.
Forced charity has become the norm with government taking from some to give to others. Axel Weber explains why true charity can only blossom under free market capitalism.
There are a lot of "isms" floating around out there. J.B Shurk has some timely advice on the difference between communism, fascism and globalism.
Nobody likes to play the fool but there's no substitute for making mistakes when it comes to achieving wisdom and growth. Francisco Zuniga makes a strong case for why our mistakes are our friends.
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Next time someone demands that you give specific ways that government is getting too intrusive, here's a list of 20 common functions of American life that the bureaucrats would like to regulate, restrict or outright ban.
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Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
I'm joined by Jeff Einstein from Quality of Life Resistance Movement as we discuss the widespread media addiction currently affecting so many of us. If you're serious about reclaiming your life, you need to hear Jeff's message.
Ever get the impression that the systems that seek to rule us think we'd automatically devolve to a Lord of the Flies existence without their constant guidance? Donald J. Boudreaux says, I'm tired of being presumed to be an uncivilized brute.
Here's some hopeful news: Charges have been dropped against two Canadian pastors who were jailed for holding church during covid. Now let's follow up by asking why they were ever charged in the first place.
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If you really want to get a down and dirty sense of how things are going, just check out James Howard Kunstler's latest column. He serves up a full-strength reality supplement as we go boldly into the chaos.
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Tuesday Sep 19, 2023
Tuesday Sep 19, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops in for his weekly visit. As always, there's a lot to discuss regarding the interesting times we're experiencing.
Would you rather be right or be happy? That's not just a question for married couples. As Barry Brownstein explains, others are not responsible for the choices we make.
Homeschooling has become far more mainstream in the past 3 years. Ron Paul has an excellent commentary explaining why and inviting parents to opt out of government-administered woke schooling.
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Most of us prefer smooth sailing to stormy seas. However, calm waters can be our undoing if we're not careful. Dan Sanchez has some great insights on the deadly dangers of a life adrift.
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Monday Sep 18, 2023
Monday Sep 18, 2023
When the media and powers that be are calling for someone's destruction, don't be too quick to jump on the bandwagon. As Jeff Einstein explains, we should herald the apostates. More often than not, they have something important to say.
The acquittal of the last 3 men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan's governor is one more example of the FBI purporting to "save us" from monsters of its own creation. As Deborah Heine points out, this should make us question a number of other federal prosecutions.
We all know people who have expensive hobbies. If the rising cost of everything has left you feeling discouraged, Candace McManimon has a list of 20 historical hobbies for $20 or less.
Having critics is a mixed blessing. On the one hand, people who aren't having impact don't get criticized. On the other hand, being attacked and smeared is unpleasant. James Walpole shares the reasons why powerful people don't defend themselves.
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The degree of human progress that has occurred within recent memory is simply staggering. Gary M. Galles reminds us of the lessons of Henry Grady Weaver's classic book "The Mainspring of Human Progress."
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Friday Sep 15, 2023
Friday Sep 15, 2023
If you're more inclined to seek out solutions rather than loudly point out problems, here's a commentary you'll likely enjoy. Gary M. Galles says we need more people who are willing to ask why things are the way they are.
The merger of health care and government has only worked out for those who are a part of the new medical cartel. Lawrence M. Vance offers 10 health care ideas for everyone.
If you've felt a calling to write, now is the time to answer that call. J.B. Shurk issues a call to quills for writers everywhere.
The moment of decision is approaching for each of us. Will we choose comfort over freedom? The G20 attendees are openly announcing plans to implement digital currencies and IDs worldwide.
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Fighting evil doesn't necessarily require drawing a sword. However, as Karen Hunt explains, it does require speaking the truth while walking through fire.
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Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Remember when over the counter cold and allergy medicines actually worked? Before government made the manufacturers change their formula to something that didn't? Jeffrey A. Tucker recounts what happens when Orwell meets your stuffy nose.
The nuclear family has withstood a lot of challenges over the years. Cadence McManimon explains why breadwinning begins before the wedding.
Since we don't seem to be responding too well to the fear-mongering over covid any longer, the authoritarians among us are doubling down on what they call "climate crisis." Edward Ring describes precautionary principle extremism and its application to climate mitigation.
The pushback on so many of the covid protocols wasn't about being contrary. As Stella Paul reminds us, it was about the death of informed consent.
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How bad would things have to get for you to consider packing up and leaving the U.S.? Doug Casey has a marvelous take on when it's appropriate to make the so-called "Chicken Run."
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