Due to the current ubiquity of claims that Iran killed 600 Americans in Iraq War II, I figured it might be worth bringing up the fact that that is a complete and damnable lie. In the case of Petraeus’s surge against Sadrist forces in Sadr City and Najaf in 2007 and...
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George P. Bush: Get a Real Job
by Scott Horton | Jan 5, 2020 | Blog
Why oh why do Americans keep electing Prescott's corrupt and incompetent spawn? What right does the Bush family have to rule over the rest of us? How can their insistence on taking positions of power do anything but push people away?
Money, Expectations, and Economic Growth
by Frank Shostak | Jan 5, 2020 | Economics, Featured Articles
In various writings, Milton Friedman argued that there is a variable lag between changes in money supply and its effect on real output and prices. Friedman held that in the short run changes in money supply will be followed by changes in real output. However, in the...
Liberals Rejoin Antiwar Movement After 11 Years
by Scott Horton | Jan 4, 2020 | Blog
So what's the first thing they do? They bring out Jane Fonda the infamous Vietnam-era hate figure for everyone to the right of Jane Fonda. Thanks alot for the great help guys.
Year Zero 88: Greta Thunberg is Right, the World is Sick
by Tommy Salmons | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog, Year Zero
Greta Thunberg is right, the world is indeed sick, but not for the reasons she'd have you believe. Greta, the 16 year old girl being used by government's and climate activists around the world is a perfect example of the cancer that infects the world. The cancer of...
Israel Demolishes Newly Built Houses of Palestinian Families on New Year’s Day
by Scott Horton | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog
Universal individual natural rights? Consent of the governed? No. In Palestine power simply flows from the barrel of a gun.
Why It’s Time to Ditch New Year’s Resolutions
by Chloe Anagnos | Dec 30, 2019 | Economics, Featured Articles, Libertarianism
New Year’s resolutions don’t work. According to US News, 80 percent of New Year’s resolutions don’t live to see the light of day by the second week of February. With just eight percent of resolution-makers actually following through, it’s clear that the odds are not...
Blind Skater Can Do Frontside 360s Over The Spine
by Scott Horton | Dec 23, 2019 | Blog
Via Tommy: I once seen a dude with a cane do a hardflip on flatground. Which was impressive as hell. But what in the wide wide world of sports is this right here?
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The Business of America: War, War, War!
Sachs mentions Timber Sycamore which was a classified weapons supply and training program run by the CIA and supported by the United Kingdom and some Arab intelligence services, including Saudi intelligence. The aim of the program was to remove Syrian president Bashar...
Mises on Wages under Capitalism
"While daily experience taught impressively that under capitalism real wage rates and the wage earners’ standard of living were steadily rising, while it became from day to day more obvious that the traditional walls separating the various strata of the population...
Anti-War Blog – Do They Really Know It’s Christmas?
Every year as the end of December crawls near, the spirit of Christmas grips those sometimes Christians, even atheists join in and celebrate it as a cultural habit and the true believers further confirm their faith. The spirit of celebration is one of joy, community,...
Winter Reading
Libertarian Institute Director Scott Horton’s new book is shaking things up and making a stir all at once. Provoked: How Washington Started The New Cold War With Russia And The Catastrophe In Ukraine is a read it and weep. Or, for the War Party hacks, don’t read it;...
A Warhead That Could: The Extinction Event for Exquisite Military Platforms
Chalk up another crafty Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA) to the Russian military. I am hoping the West has noticed the game changer that a conventional warhead on hyper-sonic IRBMs and ICBMs has changed the balance of power in near peer and peer combat for the...
Economics Is about Individual Choice
"The light which the economic theorist can throw on an economic process, or on the outcome of such a process, is viewed as deriving from his ability to relate back the process to the individual acts of choice of which the process is made up. Through the theorist’s...
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