An old LRC post about a great Stephen Cox review. Cox on Holzer on Thomas and Libertarian Centralism Posted by Stephan Kinsella on April 23, 2007 11:15 AM Stephen Cox has an excellent review in the latest Liberty of Henry Mark Holzer’s recent book The Supreme Court Opinions of Clarence Thomas, 1991–2006: A Conservative’s Perspective. […]
An old LRC post: Holzer, Animal Posted by Stephan Kinsella on January 19, 2006 10:41 PM Re Holzer (2, 3)–note that he’s that rare Randian, an animal rights advocate (2). So let’s see, as a Randian we can presume he is pro-abortion, believing it’s not even immoral to abort a mere “piece of protoplasm,” as […]
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Part 1 of 3 in an expansion of the School Sucks: The American Way You Tube Video.
Topic:
The American way...
What is this way? Where does it come from? And where does it lead?
In this show: Philosophy
In school we are led to believe that we are all living in an ideal vision of what society should be...
But who's vision is it?
And what were their ideals?
Picture: It takes more than a couple of matches...Part 1 of 3 in an expansion of the School Sucks: The American Way You Tube Video.Topic: The American way...What is this way? Where does it come from? And where does it lead?In this show: PhilosophyIn school we are led to believe that we are all living in an ideal vision of what society should be...But who's vision is it?And what were their ideals?-Objectivism vs.
Picture: It takes more than a couple of matches...
Part 1 of 3 in an expansion of the School Sucks: The American Way You Tube Video.
Topic:
The American way...
What is this way? Where does it come from? And where does it lead?
In this show: Philosophy
In school we are led to believe that we are all living in an ideal vision of what society should be...
But who's vision is it?
And what were their ideals?
Recommended for Wheels Off Liberty fans only. Maybe Alex Jones fans too. Not a real show.
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Recommended for Wheels Off Liberty fans only. Maybe Alex Jones fans too. Not a real show.
Look Closer:
The Fajita Fun Time Podcast
http://kidbri.podomatic.com/
Recommended for Wheels Off Liberty fans only. Maybe Alex Jones fans too. Not a real show.Look Closer:The Fajita Fun Time Podcasthttp://kidbri.podomatic.com/Wheels Off Libertyhttp://wheelsoffliberty.podomatic.com/DavidIcke.comhttp://www.davidicke.com/
John Pilger returns to the once silent issue of East Timor, a tiny country rich in resources and ravaged by its neighbour, Indonesia, with the help of the Indonesian dictators western sponsors. And yet East Timor broke free. President Obama's threats to China once again highlight the undeclared power of small, impoverished countries.
Diana Johnstone on the Balkan Wars
By Edward S. Herman
Originally published in Monthly Review
February 21, 2003
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Editors note: this article (and the book it highlights) is perhaps even more timely now than when it was published.
Fools' Crusade (2002)
Diana Johnstone’s Fools’ Crusade: Yugoslavia, NATO and Western Delusions
I read a comment by Buckley long ago, regarding advice he had gotten from John Braine (author of How to Write a Novel): that in writing a novel, “the reading public expects one coincidence and is cheated if it isn’t given one, but scorns two.” I’ve always thought that was brilliant. And it’s right: I […]
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Shane James, one of the founding members of El Cambio (which is allied with the Occupy Movement), joins me to discuss a recent walkout at his high school, and the response from police and administrators.
We also discuss the goals of his activism, the meaning/purpose of education, and the Occupy Movement. And I try to sprinkle a few seeds.
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"Necessary Trouble" Hard-Fi
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Shane James, one of the founding members of El Cambio (which is allied with the Occupy Movement), joins me to discuss a recent walkout at his high school, and the response from police and administrators.
We also discuss the goals of his activism, the meaning/purpose of education, and the Occupy Movement. And I try to sprinkle a few seeds.
Bumper Music:
"Necessary Trouble" Hard-Fi
Topic:Shane James, one of the founding members of El Cambio (which is allied with the Occupy Movement), joins me to discuss a recent walkout at his high school, and the response from police and administrators.We also discuss the goals of his activism, the meaning/purpose of education, and the Occupy Movement.
A few days ago, I was in a local school. While I was talking to a teacher, a student (probably 14 years old) approached politely and asked: “Uncle, do you have a lighter?”, and I knowing of smoking students asked …
John Pilger reports on an Australian icon, the the world's oldest and safest international airline, and what happened when global finance took over.
The Hostile Media Phenomenon: Biased Perception and Perceptions of Media Bias in Coverage of the Beirut Massacre
Robert P. Vallone, Lee Ross, and Mark R. Lepper-Stanford University
"In almost every act of our lives whether in the sphere of politics or business in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires that control the public mind."
-Edward Bernays
"In almost every act of our lives whether in the sphere of politics or business in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires that control the public mind."
-Edward Bernays
"In almost every act of our lives whether in the sphere of politics or business in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires that control the public mind." -Edward BernaysTopic:Richard Grove and Tony Myers from TragedyandHope.com join me for a general introduction to the series on logical fallacies.
Today's installment is another preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies.
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The KONY 2012 rabbit hole is deep and dark. In today's show, we'll poke our heads in and take a quick look around.
KONY 2012 is viral You Tube film produced by the controversial Invisible Children organization. It explicitly calls for a US military intervention in Uganda to arrest warlord Joseph Kony, claiming this "grassroots" campaign and subsequent government action will serve as a model to end injustice and crimes against humanity in the world.
Today's installment is another preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies.
Topic:
The KONY 2012 rabbit hole is deep and dark. In today's show, we'll poke our heads in and take a quick look around.
KONY 2012 is viral You Tube film produced by the controversial Invisible Children organization. It explicitly calls for a US military intervention in Uganda to arrest warlord Joseph Kony, claiming this "grassroots" campaign and subsequent government action will serve as a model to end injustice and crimes against humanity in the world.
Today's installment is another preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies. Topic:The KONY 2012 rabbit hole is deep and dark. In today's show, we'll poke our heads in and take a quick look around.KONY 2012 is viral You Tube film produced by the controversial Invisible Children organization.
By Sharmine Narwani - Tue, 2012-03-13 15:12- The SandboxLast October I was asked to write an article on the direction of the crisis in Syria – a month later, I had still not made it beyond an introductory paragraph. Syria was confusing. The public discourse about events in the country appeared to be more hyperbole than fact.
In an article for the Guardian in London, John Pilger describes the attacks on WikiLeaks and the smearing of its editor Julian Assange that now permeate much of the Swedish media. A decision by the UK Supreme Court on Assange's extradition to Sweden is now imminent, over which hangs the prospect of his transfer to the United States where a fabricated indictment awaits him.
John Pilger asks: What has happened to the politics of modern feminism? Has feminism forgotten its roots and been appropriated by its natural enemies? The rise of Australia's first female prime minister helps us understand.
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This is hour two Gardner Goldsmith's Liberty Conspiracy live show, from March 1st, 2012. The show airs Sunday through Thursday at 10pm EST on the Liberty Radio Network.Gardner and I discuss a variety of school-related topics, after my half-hour introduction about John Dewey, donations/subscription encouragement - through an appeal to emotion (sorry) - and the upcoming SSP website.
NOTE: Sorry about the background noise; I'm still working out some kinks with the new set-up.
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This is hour two Gardner Goldsmith's Liberty Conspiracy live show, from March 1st, 2012. The show airs Sunday through Thursday at 10pm EST on the Liberty Radio Network.Gardner and I discuss a variety of school-related topics, after my half-hour introduction about John Dewey, donations/subscription encouragement - through an appeal to emotion (sorry) - and the upcoming SSP website.
NOTE: Sorry about the background noise; I'm still working out some kinks with the new set-up.
Picture: Who's this "we"?This is hour two Gardner Goldsmith's Liberty Conspiracy live show, from March 1st, 2012.
Today Richard Grove from TragedyandHope.com joins me to discuss his recent film, The Ultimate History Lesson - A Weekend With John Taylor Gatto.
From theultimatehistorylesson.com:
The Ultimate History Lesson is a 5-hour course, illustrating the cause and effect relationship of how Americans became incoherent, and thus how the American dream has was usurped by an international agenda.
Today Richard Grove from TragedyandHope.com joins me to discuss his recent film, The Ultimate History Lesson - A Weekend With John Taylor Gatto.
From theultimatehistorylesson.com:
The Ultimate History Lesson is a 5-hour course, illustrating the cause and effect relationship of how Americans became incoherent, and thus how the American dream has was usurped by an international agenda.
Today Richard Grove from TragedyandHope.com joins me to discuss his recent film, The Ultimate History Lesson - A Weekend With John Taylor Gatto.From theultimatehistorylesson.com:The Ultimate History Lesson is a 5-hour course, illustrating the cause and effect relationship of how Americans became incoherent, and thus how the American dream has was usurped by an international agenda.When John Taylor Gatto resigned from his job, he did so on the Op-
My 8 year old recently brought home a few haikus he wrote at school. (A haiku is a type of Japanese poetry where you have 3 lines, with 5, 7, and 5 “on” (like a syllable); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku) My favorite is “Books”: Books Books. Books. Their knowledge. Information flows through me. The knowledge of books. Others: […]
Today's installment is a preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies. This series will probably begin some time in March.
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I examine a clip of Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney slithering his way through a statement defending his support of the National Defense Authorization Act. Before being asked if he would have signed the bill as written, the moderator explains how the NDAA includes the new executive power to indefinitely detain American citizens.
Romney don't care.
Today's installment is a preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies. This series will probably begin some time in March.
Topic:
I examine a clip of Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney slithering his way through a statement defending his support of the National Defense Authorization Act. Before being asked if he would have signed the bill as written, the moderator explains how the NDAA includes the new executive power to indefinitely detain American citizens.
Romney don't care.
Today's installment is a preview of the upcoming series on logical fallacies. This series will probably begin some time in March.Topic:I examine a clip of Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney slithering his way through a statement defending his support of the National Defense Authorization Act. Before being asked if he would have signed the bill as written, the moderator explains how the NDAA includes the new executive power to indefinitely detain American citizens.
The Road to Damascus...And On to Armageddon?By Diana JohnstoneOriginally published in CounterpunchFebruary 13, 2012Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics
Paris: What if pollsters put this question to citizens of the United States and the European Union :
“Which is more important, ensuring disgruntled Islamists freedom to overthrow the secular regime in Syria, or
Picture: There's nothing sexy about hurting peaceful people who commit victimless "crimes."School Sucks Podcast does not support or encourage teenage drug use. However, SSP also does not support or encourage predatory police practices targeting and entrapping high school students.Topic:After listening to a piece called "21 Chump Street" on NPR's This American Life, I was compelled to devote some time to the threat of NARCS and informants infiltrating public schools, with the consent of administrators, of course.
Picture: There's nothing sexy about hurting peaceful people who commit victimless "crimes."
School Sucks Podcast does not support or encourage teenage drug use. However, SSP also does not support or encourage predatory police practices targeting and entrapping high school students.
Topic:
After listening to a piece called "21 Chump Street" on NPR's This American Life, I was compelled to devote some time to the threat of NARCS and informants infiltrating public schools, with the consent of administrators, of course.
Picture: There's nothing sexy about hurting peaceful people who commit victimless "crimes."
School Sucks Podcast does not support or encourage teenage drug use. However, SSP also does not support or encourage predatory police practices targeting and entrapping high school students.
Topic:
After listening to a piece called "21 Chump Street" on NPR's This American Life, I was compelled to devote some time to the threat of NARCS and informants infiltrating public schools, with the consent of administrators, of course.
John Pilger reviews the paperback of Gareth Peirce's 'Dispatches from the Dark Side: on Torture and the Death of Justice'. Peirce, Britain's pre-eminent human rights lawyer, argues that the Labour government of Tony Blair, in its pursuit of rapacious war and in support of policies of rendition and torture, was criminal.
Interesting piece in The Daily Bell: Mr. Goldberg Apologizes for His Mises/Phone Booth Crack?. Apropos this, see my 2001 LRC article about this little punk, On Jonah Goldberg’s Youthful Phase.
From a LRC post in 2006: Re: Reuben deviationists Posted by Stephan Kinsella on September 12, 2006 10:18 PM Okay guys, I have to weigh in here: Sure corned beef sammiches are good (Corned Beef Academy is good, it). But if you are ever in the Philadelphia area (specifically, West Chester, in the western suburbs), […]
From this post: Derek: “don’t know, when you define aggression a priori” I am not sure what this means. I am defining what libertarians are in terms of their view on aggression: they are against it. Aggression itself requires further explanation, definition, and justification. In my various articles I have attempted this. E.g http://mises.org/daily/3660#ref18 . […]
Back in 2008 I pointed out some problems with resorting to the courts of the central state to vindicate our rights, in the context of the Heller gun rights case. I argued that the Bill of Rights limits the power of the federal government. It was certainly not meant not empower the federal government via […]
My guest today is Sydney Roc, the host of Gaming and Liberty Podcast. Our discussion goes in several directions, but it includes a lot of previously unexplored material for this show.Discussed:-SOPA/PIPA-Piracy and Intellectual Property-The Educational Value of Games vs.
My guest today is Sydney Roc, the host of Gaming and Liberty Podcast. Our discussion goes in several directions, but it includes a lot of previously unexplored material for this show.
Discussed:
-SOPA/PIPA
-Piracy and Intellectual Property
-The Educational Value of Games vs. School
-Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation
-Military Propaganda in Video Games
-Zelda
My guest today is Sydney Roc, the host of Gaming and Liberty Podcast. Our discussion goes in several directions, but it includes a lot of previously unexplored material for this show.
Discussed:
-SOPA/PIPA
-Piracy and Intellectual Property
-The Educational Value of Games vs. School
-Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation
-Military Propaganda in Video Games
-Zelda
Anti-Putin "blogger" Alexei Navalny makes the cover of Esquire's Russian language magazine? Gosh what day is it? Must be close to another election in Russia...
Why Washington Wants 'Finito' With Putin
By F. William Engdahl
Originally published in Boiling Frogs Post
January 9, 2012
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Washington clearly wants ‘
