Prof. Ralph Raico’s lecture at Mises University 2009 – “Liberalism” – 28 July 09
Archive for July, 2009
Daily Briefing — 30th-31st July 2009
Posted: 30 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Charles johnson, Chicago Police, China, CIA, CPD, Cuba, Daid miliband, domestic surveillance, Elisha Strom, Eric Holder, Eritrea, Federal Reserve, free trade, Gaza, genocide, Henry Louis Gates, Hillary Clinton, internet, Iran election, Israel, James Crowley, Jody Weiss, land refor, law, libertarian, Mir Housein Mousavi, multinationals, oil, Palestine, Philip Giraldi, protectionism, racism, Rad Geek, Ron Paul, Russia, Sami al-Hajj, Somalia, Tomy Blair, torture, UK, US, USAF, waterboarding, West Bank
Clinton is threatening U.K. if doesn’t continue to bury evidence of C.I.A. torture; Eric Holder shouldn’t have passed his first semester of law school; CPD backtracking on its “deadly force” policy announcement; “Land reform” is a global heist with more guns than any other; Senior U.S. military adviser: Get out of Iraq; H.R. 1207 up to 271 co-sponsors; and more…
Daily Briefing — 29th-30th July 2009
Posted: 29 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Af-Pak War, anarchism, Antonio Love, atheism, Camp Quest, Chicago Police, corrective rape, David Axelrod, Egypt, Ethan Alexrod, Gaza, Hal Turner, healthcare, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Justin Raimondo, Kathryn Winfein, MEK, Noam Chomsky, Palestine, peace process, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Stanley McChry, tasers, US, Walter Block, War, Zionism
Iraq launces attack on U.S.-backed terror group; Majority of U.K. see Afghan War ‘unwinnable’; Colombia joins U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan; Chicago Police issue new “deadly force” policy; Deaf, disabled man tasered for not listening; HuffPo hires David Axelrod’s son as an editor; Walter Block is an anarchist; and more…
Chicago Police Department Issues New ‘Deadly Force’ Policy Allowing Cops to Shoot at Fleeing Vehicles
Posted: 29 July 2009 by Little Alex in National News, Political ScienceTags: anarchism, anti-Statism, Chicago, Chicago Police, Constitution, CPD, Craig Futterman, deadly force, fascism, First Amendment, government, Henry Louis Gates, human rights, Jody Weis, law, libertarian, liberty, Lillian Fletcher, Michael Sneed, Mike Krauser, police brutality, Roderick Drew, tasers, US
Chicago Police Department (CPD) Superintendent Jody Weis issued a new “deadly force” policy allowing cops to arbitrarily shoot drivers and passengers in vehicles to go into effect after this weekend. “Effective next Monday, police officers will be able to fire their guns under circumstances where they previously could not,” Mike Krauser reports.
U.S. Healthcare: Part I — More Guns Will Solve Everything!
Posted: 29 July 2009 by Stefan Molyneux in National News, Political ScienceTags: AMA, anarchism, anti-Statism, bureaucracy, class, corporatism, doctors, drug patents, economy, FDA, free market, Freedomain Radio, healthcare, inflation, licensing, market-anarchism, Medicare, medicine, midwife, Milton Friedman, mutual aid, objectivism, Stefan Molyneux, subsidies, US, welfare
What is wrong with American health care, and the simple steps you can take to start fixing it.
Daily Briefing — 28th-29th July 2009
Posted: 28 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: activists, Af-Pak War, anarchism, Anthony Gregory, Anti-Racist Action, anti-Statism, Bagram, bailout, Bank of America, banking, Bernie Sanders, Citigroup, corporatism, David Brooks, Dick Cheney, economy, fascism, FBI, FDR, Federal Reserve, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Henry Louis Gates, human rights, immigration, international law, Iraq War, Israel, John Jacob, John Yoo, Johnathan Horowitz, Jonathan Turley, JP Morgan Chase, Kelley Vlahos, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Middle East, Morgan Stanley, Newspeak, Obama, Palestine, police brutality, police state, population control, Posse Comitatus, Scott Horton, settlements, Sibel Edmonds, tasers, TSA, US, Wall Street, War, West Bank, William Grigg, Zionism
Interview with a recently released Bagram detainee; U.S. military possibly breaks Posse Comitatus spying on activists for two years; The sheep are begging for the Police State; 96% of risk in the hands of five banks; and more…
U.S. Military Goal: ‘Run the Planet From Guam and Diego Garcia by 2015′ (mp3/Video)
Posted: 28 July 2009 by Little Alex in International Affairs, Political ScienceTags: Afghanistan, Africa, Air Force, American Empire, AntiWar radio, black sites, Britain, Central Asia, Chagossians, CIA, commerce, David Vine, Diego Garcia, Fantasy Island, fascism, France, Guam, Gulf War, human rights, imperialism, India, Indian Ocean, international law, Iraq, John Pike, John Pilger, kidnapping, libertarian, Mauritius, Middle East, militarism, Navy, Newspeak, oil, paradise, Rita Bancoult, Scott Horton, UK, US, War, War on Terror, Zionism
AntiWar Radio host Scott Horton interviews David Vine, author of Island of Shame: The Secret History of the U.S. Military Base on Diego Garcia, the most illuminating book I’ve read all year and the 2004 documentary by John Pilger, Stealing a Nation.
Hoppe on Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Video)
Posted: 27 July 2009 by Editors in Political ScienceTags: anarchism, anti-Statism, Austrian School, capitalism, determinism, economics, free market, free will, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, human action, libertarian, LvMI, marginal utility, market-anarchism, Mises, Mises University 2009, Philosophy, positivism, praxeology, subjective value, supply and demand
UNLV Professor Emeritus of Economics Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s lecture at Mises University 2009: “Praxeology: The Austrian Method”
Daily Briefing — 26th-27th July 2009
Posted: 26 July 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Afghanistan, agorism, anarchism, Anarchist Black Cross, Angola, anti-Statism, Charles johnson, Chen Ghojun, Cheney, China, corporatism, Cuba, Denver, DHS, fascism, Fatah, George Bush, Gitmo, Gordon Prather, Hamas, Hamid Karzai, Henry Louis Gates, Hillary Clinton, human rights, Idaho police, IMF, immigration, India, international law, Iran, Iraq, Israel, James Crowley, Jianlong Steel, lartial law, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Middle East, military, Mohammed Jawad, NAM, Newspeak, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Obama, Palestine, Posse Comitatus, Rad Geek, rape, Sami Alkarim, Sri Lanka, taser, terrorism, Timothy Geithner, Tonghua Iran and Steel, UN, US, War
Bush Administration considered breaking the Posse Comitatus Act in 2001 to have the military arrest people on U.S. soil; U.S. admits it has no evidence to supporting holding teenager at Gitmo; India launches nuclear sub; U.S.-allied refugees labeled “terrorists”; Police sodomize man with taser; and more…
Howard Zinn on ‘Three Holy Wars’ (Video)
Posted: 25 July 2009 by Little Alex in International Affairs, Political ScienceTags: African Americans, American Empire, American Revolution, Britain, Civil War, class, class warfare, colonists, Confederacy, conscription, Constitution, Cuba, Declaration of Independence, draft riots, elitism, farmers, FDR, founding fathers, Hitler, Howard Zinn, imperialism, just war theory, Korea, Korean War, land grants, Lincoln, Native Americans, North Korea, property rights, secession, slavery, South Korea, Union, US, War, WWII
Prof. Howard Zinn discusses the lost realities of three ‘romanticized, idealized’ American wars: the American Revolution, Civil War, and World War II.
