August 20, 2020
Stop Corruption
By Dr. Richard W. Morris, J.D., Ph.D The Democrats complain the Koch Brothers put hundreds of millions into elections. The Republicans complain George Soros puts hundreds of millions into elections. Candidates for congress and senate seats send emails all over…
April 5, 2020
The Benefits of a Free Society during Pandemics
By Dr. Per Bylund In this time of crisis, many exclaim how impressed they are by the “swift and decisive” actions by the Chinese regime. Instead of recognizing the abhorrent disrespect for human life, the Chinese response is put forth…
November 13, 2019
Latin America: Curing the cancer with liberty
By Dr. Kyle Varner Latin America is a fascinating place with an amazing culture and a political landscape that is ten times more interesting than anything that happens in the United States or Europe. It is also a region with…
December 7, 2018
Beyond Austrian Economics
By Dean Peng I am an Austrian school economist. The reason is purely logical: Austrian economics is the only logically consistent economics. However, I will not continue contrasting Austrian economics with other “schools” and argue why Austrian is correct others…
June 15, 2017
Positive Changes for Nepal
The month of May brought some very positive changes for Nepal. With the first round of local elections successfully held after almost 20 years, there is fresh hope and jubilation in people. Political parties have also generally accepted the results.…
June 13, 2017
Why Civil Defense Still Matters
Doctors for Disaster Preparedness is a small group of top scientists and doctors who publish a newsletter and hold an annual meeting at different defense and nuclear sites. At meetings speakers cover issues relating to civil defense, diseases, new chemical/technological…
December 18, 2016
Liberals embrace gun ownership now that Trump is President
Liberals in the US are beginning to embrace gun ownership now that Trump is President. BBC News reported that liberal gun purchases may be rising, and liberal gun clubs are seeing a big boost in membership. Some liberals say they are…
January 12, 2016
Libertarian Feminism: Brief Insights from South Asian History
For long decades, our ancestors have fought for freedom and peace, and yet the many contributions of liberal women often go unrecognized. In fact, preconceived mindsets regarding feminism as a whole (including the idea that feminism is inherently anti-male or…
September 14, 2015
An Innocent Man May Die This Week
By the time this goes to press I may be watching an innocent man die for a crime he did not commit. Richard Glossip is scheduled to die at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester for the murder of Robert…
May 27, 2015
How Many Lies Does "The Good Lie" Tell?
In today’s Western society, with the overwhelming majority of us products of at least twelve years of mandatory government schooling, free market advocates are vastly outnumbered by defenders of the status quo. After all, what use does the state have…
May 16, 2014
Uzbekistan: How I broke 3 laws in less than 24 hours
On the 27th of April my friend and I got on a bus in Bishkek to take us to Chymkent (a city in Kazakhstan, 10 min of drive from the Kazakh and Uzbek border) It was late in the evening…
April 25, 2014
Investigative Journalism, and How it Relates to Freedom
See more videos from the Lausanne Conference This is a transcription of Yaël Ossowski's talk at the ISIL 2013 World Conference.Transcription edited by Kenli S. Thank you very much, Christian. It’s a delight to be here and I am here…
April 10, 2014
Austrian Economics and Social Media in China
In many places around the world we hear about the use of social media and mobile apps to help people communicate with each other in opposition to the state or against mainstream standards. From Egypt to Venezuela, social media has…
March 31, 2014
Egypt Seeking a Path to Freedom
Dear My Americans, European, Japanese, French, and friends from all other nationalities, I am writing this post because by discussing what has been going on in Egypt, I found out that, unfortunately, the news does not tell the whole story…