“This deal is getting worse all the time.”

by | Jan 19, 2008 |

That's what happens when you make a deal with the Devil, Anthony - er, Lando. Check out part 7(?) of Jason Ditz's hilarious movie series about the war between the fever swamp and the Kochtapus. By the way, you all know the story about how the reason Bill Clinton was not convicted of Bribery and Treason by the United States Senate was because the criminal Koch brothers' empire had broken so many laws bribing the Republicans for the "revolution" of 1994 that Trent Lott and them had to compromise...

Workers of the World Unite!

by | Jan 18, 2008 |

Against Ron Paul! He's a real mean guy! Man, if I was a commie (or a Catoite), I guess I'd be really jealous of the Ron Paul Revolution too. Thomas Woods responds: I love the half-right, half-blindingly-stupid Marxist assessment of Paul -- he's the capitalist candidate who wants just what big business wants: a free market, where they can prey upon us all! Left-liberals have often said the same thing: why, he's good on the war, but he wants big business to run wild! Pretty soon they will...

The Show:

by | Jan 18, 2008 |

for today: Featherstone re-run then maybe other stuff or something. Listen live from 11-1pm at KAOS959.com.

Ron Paul: By Far the Best Choice

by | Jan 17, 2008 |

Rep. Ron Paul M.D. of Texas is the best choice for Republicans (and all Americans) this presidential primary season. He's right on the following issues: natural rights, aggressive war, entangling alliances, terrorism, torture, the Bill of Rights, race, internal passports, paper money, American independence, taxes, spending, guns, the separation of powers, federalism, property rights, the environment, regulation, free trade, corporate welfare, healthcare and the drug wars. Plus he's a great...

Molehill=Mountain News

by | Jan 17, 2008 |

Brian Doherty writes something worth reading on the Hit and Run blog: [P]erhaps there are reasons, reasons vital to the flourishing of an interesting, varied, free world of expression, that those summing up the spirit of Enlightenment tolerance did not choose to express the appropriate attitude toward things said with which he disagreed—even strongly and passionately disagreed—like this: "I disagree with what this man has said, and I consider him evil for saying it; furthermore, I consider him...

Are libertarians naive about empire?

by | Jan 17, 2008 |

Bret Stephens of the Wall St. Journal makes the case that Ron Paul is naive about the necessity of the American Empire in the world. Robert Higgs of the Independent Institute disagrees. Update: No fair! Hornberger jumps in.

Antiwar Radio: David Beito

by | Jan 15, 2008 |

David T. Beito, director of the Liberty and Power group blog at the History News Network, discusses the lives, times and principles of Old Right thinkers Isabel Paterson, Rose Wilder Lane and Zora Neale Hurston, their promotion of individual liberty and lassie fair and opposition to the New Deal, World War II, the Cold War, the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and racism.