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Coming to Palestine by Sheldon Richman

by Scott Horton | Sep 28, 2019 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy, Justice, Libertarianism, Politics, Scott Horton

The Libertarian Institute is proud to announce the publication of our latest book, Coming to Palestine, by our heroic executive editor, Sheldon Richman. In this incredible volume of essays, collected over 30 years, Sheldon Richman exposes the true history of Israeli...

Who Needs the Devil When You’ve Got the US Government?

by Scott Horton | Sep 18, 2019 | Blog

Meet Gary Rhines. He's done 18 years of a life sentence for possession of a small amount of cocaine. While in prison, he's rehabilitated himself and stuff, from the kind of person who would be a drug businessman to another kind. When a federal judge decided to invoke...

Scott Horton on the Greatest American Hero

by Kyle Anzalone | Sep 13, 2019 | Conflicts of Interest

Scott Horton returns to FPF to discuss his new book, The Great Ron Paul: The Scott Horton Show Interview 2004-2009. Scott explains why Ron Paul record of standing against the empire makes him the greatest American Hero. Scott's new book shows that Dr. Paul has been...

9/6/19 Sam Husseini on Katharine Gun’s Heroism and Joe Biden’s Villainy

by Scott Horton | Sep 7, 2019 | The Scott Horton Show

Sam Husseini talks about the new film, "Official Secrets", which tells the story of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence analyst who leaked information about the false case for war in Iraq to the press in 2003. Scott and Husseini also talk about Joe Biden's record on...

No Quarter: The Ravings of William Norman Grigg

by Scott Horton | Jul 4, 2019 | Featured Articles

The Libertarian Institute is proud to announce publication of the last book by our late, great, sorely missed co-founder, managing editor and dear friend, the heroic Will Grigg: No Quarter: The Ravings of William Norman Grigg This book is a fitting legacy for a great...

Yemeni Video Journalist Maad al-Zekri Denied US Visa to Attend Pulitzer Ceremony

by Steven Woskow | May 29, 2019 | Blog

Maad al-Zekri, Maggie Michael, and Nariman El-Mofty won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting and the Atlantic Media's 16th Annual Michael Kelly award for their reporting on the war in Yemen. The reporters were honored for their heroic work covering the...

You Call Yourself Free?

by Scott Horton | May 28, 2019 | Blog

Put your hand on your heart and pledge allegiance to the state. You love government so much you can barely stand it. Update: check out this one. Don't worry, it's no one you personally know and care about. And the cops are all cops, therefore they are heroes no matter...

Ukrainian Nazis Bide Their Time

by Scott Horton | Apr 17, 2019 | Blog

CSM: all your libertarian heroes were right all along of course.

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Two Years: Gaza Leveled and America on the Table

Today is the second year anniversary of the 7 October 2023 attack from Gaza into Israel and the response that will forever stain the reputation of Israel and any nations planet-wide that support the reaction. In the aftermath, I did an extensive series on a...

New York Times Deceptions about the Two-State Solution and Rise of Hamas

The New York Times’ reporting serves to manufacture consent for the US government’s support for Israel’s crimes against the Palestinians.

Contours of The Global Imperial Architecture

Antiwar.com recently published an article jointly written by Institute Director Scott Horton and this author (Weeks). The piece, “Strategic Treason: The Empire Fetes Man Who Killed US Troops,” discussed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s trip to New York City, which...

The Most Important Chapter of Hayek’s Most Important Book

Economist Friedrich Hayek's most popular book, The Road to Serfdom, contains a particularly important chapter titled "The End of Truth." That chapter, with a new foreward by economist Daniel D. Klein of George Mason University, is now available to read with updated...

Standards!

Secretary of War Hegseth recently brought the perfumed princes to the Pentagram to give a short speech on standards. I am glad for the name change since the DoD has never troubled themselves with defending the nation. Someone: "How come there aren't any fat Marines?"...

Short Story – Context

He clenched his fist around the USB, impatience gripping him as he waited. He had just finished pacing only to sit down, unaware of his rocking back and forth. Once he saw her, he was back to his feet. He wanted to push it into her hand and disappear. Instead, she...