Supply Destroyed: The Real Reason Everything Costs So Damn Much

Supply Destroyed: The Real Reason Everything Costs So Damn Much

https://youtu.be/St3AUXDzkLs Profit and loss signals provide incentives for producers to either change or continue their behavior. These signals disappear under a socialist regime. - Christopher J. Coyne and Abigail R. Hall, Austrian Economics: An Introduction Abigail R. Hall is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Tampa. Buy the book here, Austrian Economics: An Introduction Buy on Amazon Watch on X Odysee Rumble BitChute Spotify

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Everything You Were Taught About WW2 Is Wrong – Churchill’s Own Words

Everything You Were Taught About WW2 Is Wrong – Churchill’s Own Words

https://youtu.be/1gcKMNHFX6s It is part of the Communist doctrine and drillbook, laid down by Lenin himself, that Communists should aid all movements towards the Left and help into office weak Constitutional, Radical, or Socialist Governments. These they should undermine, and from their falling hands snatch absolute power, and found the Marxist State. In fact, a perfect reproduction of the Kerensky period in Russia was taking place in-Spain. - Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm (p. 256) Watch on X Rumble Odysee BitChute Spotify Internet Archive

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Against the Psychopath Class: What It Means to Be ‘America First’

Against the Psychopath Class: What It Means to Be ‘America First’

Editors note: The following article is a transcript of a a speech given by Libertarian Institute Managing Editor Keith Knight in Omaha, Nebraska on March 7, 2026. One of the most absurd features of the political and media establishment, is how they have impossible standards for the voluntary sector—the free market—and virtually no standards for the political class. One example of impossible standards for the voluntary sector, include voters criticizing low prices as "cut throat competition," high prices as "price gouging," and prices similar to a company’s competitors as "collusion"—all of...

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Homicidal Empathy: The Case of Gad Saad

Homicidal Empathy: The Case of Gad Saad

https://youtu.be/TljgiFOCRdg A final word about conscription: of all the ways in which war aggrandizes the State, this is perhaps the most flagrant and most despotic. But the most striking fact about conscription is the absurdity of the arguments put forward on its behalf. A man must be conscripted to defend his (or someone else’s?) liberty against an evil State beyond the borders. Defend his liberty? How? By being coerced into an army whose very raison d’etre is the expunging of liberty, the trampling on all the liberties of the person, the calculated and brutal dehumanization of the...

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Focus on Incentives, Ignore ‘Good Intentions’. Keith Knight & Joseph Solis-Mullen.

Focus on Incentives, Ignore ‘Good Intentions’. Keith Knight & Joseph Solis-Mullen.

https://youtu.be/ybD7vbnNDy4 The current President can teach us a lot about how incentives can alter a persons behavior.   Assume you agree with me, that Trump is a nefarious actor.   Was Trump more of a threat to humanity in the voluntary sector, or the political sector?   The Progressive world-view would predict: In the greedy private sector Trump exploited people. Now, as a public servant, Trump creates value by serving us, the collective.   The opposite is true.   Market advocates recognize the inevitability of humans being self-interested actors, using the freedom of (dis)association as...

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How Workers Benefit From Free Markets. Sheldon Richman & Keith Knight

How Workers Benefit From Free Markets. Sheldon Richman & Keith Knight

https://youtu.be/596oTshKdgs As a result of expanding cooperation, human beings, unlike lower animals, compete to produce, not to consume. Mises expressed this with my favorite sentence in Human Action: “The fact that my fellow man wants to acquire shoes as I do, does not make it harder for me to get shoes, but easier.” The expansion of cooperation also means dealing with strangers at great distance — a further incentive for world peace and harmony. - Sheldon Richman, What Social Animals Owe to Each Other (p. 31) Watch on Odysee BitChute Rumble X Spotify

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Even the War in Afghanistan Was Unnecessary. Dan McKnight & Keith Knight

Even the War in Afghanistan Was Unnecessary. Dan McKnight & Keith Knight

https://youtu.be/dY-aYIseMxc To kill one man is to be guilty of a capital crime, to kill ten men is to increase the guilt tenfold, to kill a hundred men is to increase it a hundredfold. This the rulers of the earth all recognize, and yet when it comes to the greatest crime — waging war on another state — they praise it!… If a man on seeing a little black were to say it is black, but on seeing a lot of black were to say it is white, it would be clear that such a man could not distinguish black and white… So those who recognize a small crime as such, but do not recognize the wickedness of the...

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