Happy New Year’s to Libertarians and supporters of Liberty from West Coast to East and freedom lovers around the world. A few weeks ago, MLP solicited members, supporters, and friends for guest submissions. In the block quote below, enjoy a ‘toast’ to the spirit of freedom in 2012 from Marcy Berry of the Libertarian Party […]
Happy New Year! GUEST POSTING from Marcy Berry Read More »
According to the video posting, Milton Friedman is battling a young Michael Moore; while the student bares little resemblance to the Michael Moore of 2011 (unless the student was gobbled up and resides in Mr. Moore’s stomach) the video is a pretty awesome Milton Friedman smack down. http://www.youtube.com/v/cD0dmRJ0oWg?version=3&feature=player_detailpage
Blast from the Past! Milton Friedman Takes on Socialist Student Read More »
On Political Class Dismissed a motion has been submitted against the State of New York! The details of the case can read in full at Political Class Dismissed regarding a Pork Lawsuit Motion for Reargument. The gist of the situation, aside from New York State being VERY naughty is that the government has more or
Dear Santa: New York State Has Been VERY Naughty! Read More »
On December 21st in 1620, the ‘Pilgrim forefathers’ landed in Plymouth Massachusetts. The day has since been dubbed “Forefather’s Day” … In coming to America with the intent to practice and exercise religious freedom, one might be inclined to contrast the state of Plymouth and the US at large, today, and its dealings with religion.
Forefathers Day – Freedom of Religion and the 1st Amendement? Read More »
Alton Yee, Director of Fundraising for the Manhattan Libertarian Party recently attended a forum at the New School entitled “Landlords & Tenants: Preserving Affordable Housing in NYC,” presented by The Center for New York City Affairs. The following is e-correspondence, from Alton himself, regarding the experience. Minute changes have been made for the purpose of
Alton Yee at Forum on NYC Affordable Housing Read More »
In today’s world, people are quick to pass on thinking for themselves, often deferring to some group’s opinion. People that claim to be for the rights of this or that minority are often the first to forget about the rights of the individual — AND, after all, isn’t the individual the smallest ‘minority’ around? Now,
Ron Paul and the Individual Read More »
Kick back this Sunday and enjoy Ron Paul Highlights from last night’s debate.
GOP Debate 12/10: Ron Paul Highlights Read More »
If you’re looking for the best gifts this holiday season, you are in the right place. Â In the scheme of life, these might just be the best gifts you can give to someone at any time of the year. Â Unfortunately, you won’t find this year’s hottest electronics on this list of best gifts — instead
Best Gifts this Holiday Season? Best Gifts in Life. Read More »
Today is National Pearl Harbor today and while there are many articles written from a naturalistic approach (Pearl Harbor Veteran Recalls Bewilderment of Attack, Pearl Harbor Remembered: ‘That wasn’t war it was murder’, Remembered after 70 Years) to make you feel as if 70 years ago was just yesterday, few of them address causes other
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day — Causes Forgotten Read More »
Next time some overeducated underemployed collectivist is whining: “Books not bombs, maaan” you’d do well to clue them in that more public spending on books will inevitably lead to more bombs, because as Hayek explains in The Road to Serfdom:Â “Once the communal sector, in which the state controls all the means, exceeds a certain proportion
“Books not Bombs, Man” Read More »