TGIF: The Abused Jews of Iraq
From April 1950, nearly two years after the Zionists in Palestine unilaterally declared independence for the state of Israel, to March 1951, three bombs exploded among Jews in Baghdad, Iraq: one each outside a...
Confessions of an Individualist-Natural-Law-Free-Market Anarcho-Pipe Smoker
I have a life outside of politics: pipe smoking and collecting. See my blog A Hobby, Not A Habit and my YouTube channel.
Thoughts on Palestine
For the record, the children of Abraham didn't exactly acquire Canaan through Lockean homesteading. Joshua (assuming the fable is true) was a genocidal conqueror.
Revs. Robert Jeffress and John Hagee opened and closed...
TGIF: Shabbos with Zaide
Foreword
In March 1989 the estimable magazine The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (WRMEA) published my article "Grandfather Sparks Interest In Debate Over Zionism" in its "Seeing the Light" series. (It was subsequently included in...
PeterMac Show Interview
The other day I was on the PeterMac Show. We discussed a most important topic: the source, or lack thereof, of political authority. We also discussed how to talk to nonlibertarians.
Listen here.
TGIF: To UBI or Not to UBI?
My son, Ben, asked for my take on Scott Santens's article "If You Think Basic Income is 'Free Money' or Socialism, Think Again," so here it is.
The title previews the two issues Santens plans to take up,...
TGIF: A Public Choice Perspective on Trade
Let's say you could make a strictly economic case for government interference with people's trading activities, that is, with their ability to cooperate freely with others across the world. (I have no idea what...
Thomas Szasz: An Appreciation
Thomas Szasz (sass), the most underrated libertarian in modern times, was born this day in 1920 in Budapest, Hungary. He came to the U.S. at 18 and died in 2012. A psychiatrist by training and a...
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