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Evening Briefing—24 Aug 2010

Posted: 24 August 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: ACLU, Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, Allison Kilkenny, ANA, anarchism, ASF, Ban Ki-moon, Carol Rosenberg, Catholicism, China, CIA, civilian casualties, corporatism, Darian Worden, David Petraeus, DEA, Death Penalty, domestic surveillance, drug war, ebonics, FBI, financial crisis, Fred Branfman, Gary Shteyngart, ghettoization, Guantanamo Bay, Gulf oil spill, Hamid Karzai, Hezbollah, India, Iraq, Iraq election, Iraqi Kurdistan, Iyad Allwai, Jack Hunter, Jacob Zuma, Jonathon Capehart, JPY, Kevin Carson, land grabbing, Lebanon, New York, Northern Ireland, Nouri al-Maliki, NY Times, racism, Robert Naiman, sliced bagel tax, social networking, South Africa, Steve Jobs, Switzerland, Troy Davis, UK, USD, USDEUR, USDJPY, Vatican, Venezuela, Warfare and Conflict, Wilson Boozer, yen

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Daily Briefing—5th Aug 2010

Posted: 5 August 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, Al Shabaab, al-Qaeda, American Empire, anarchism, Andrew Bacevich, Azeem Ibrahim, Ban Ki-moon, banking, Barbara Lee, BP, Brazil, CIA, Cold War, Darian Worden, David Cameron, Dennis Kucinich, Dian Chu, drug war, eco, economic crisis, economic sanctions, extrajudicial assassinations, Federal Reserve, financial, free press, gay marriage, Gaza, Gaza blockade, Guantanamo Bay, Gulf oil spill, Human Rights Watch, IMF, imperialism, India, international law, Iran, Iraq War, Iraqi refugees, Iron Dome, Israel, Japan, Julian Assange, junk bonds, Karen Kwiatkowski, Kashmir, libertarian, Lockheed MArtin, Mexico, Middle East, Mike Gogulski, Mike Ludwig, military welfare, mortgage crisis, Mossad, night raids, nuclear weapons, Obama Administration, Poland, Prop 8, real estate, Royal Air Force, Seoul, settlements, South Korea, static kill, torture, Transocean, ufology, UFOs, UK, UN, US, West Bank, Wikileaks, World Bank

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Daily Briefing—14th-15th July 2010

Posted: 14 July 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, Africa, Al Jazeera, Al Shabaab, banking, BDS, Boubacar Coris Diop, BP, Build America Bonds, censorship, China, CIA, corporatism, Darian Worden, David Petraeus, David Rose, Egypt, FCC, Federal Reserve, France, Gaza, Gaza blockade, Gulf of Tonkin Incident, Gulf oil spill, Horn of Africa, illegal immigration, Iran, ISI, ISIS, Israel, Israel-Lebanon War, Jeff Stein, Jeremy Sapienza, Jim Lobe, Johnny Rotton, Justin Raimondo, Kyrgyzstan, labor unions, Mumbai attacks, Newt Gingrich, NPT, nuclear weapons, Obama, Obama Administration, Pakistan, poverty, Robert Scheer, Saddam Hussein, Shahram Amiri, Somalia, South Korea, Stephen Walt, student loan, Tariq Aziz, Thalif Deen, Tonkin Gulf, Uganda, UN, unemployment, Uzbekistan, Vietnam War

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Evening Briefing—17th June 2010

Posted: 17 June 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Afghanistan, Andy Worthington, banking, Bashar Assad, Big Brother, Birmingham, border fence, BP, BP Gulf oil spill, Chicago Police, China, Darian Worden, DHS, domestic surveillance, drones, Egypt, Ehud Barak, eminent domain, EU, Federal Reserve, G20, Gaza, Gaza blockade, global bank tax, gold, Guantanamo Bay, Hamas, Hinde Capital, human rights, ICC, Illinois, immigration, Israel, Jacob Hornberger, Joe Barton, Jon Burge, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, labor unions, Lebanon, Lockheed MArtin, Marc Lynch, media, Mexico, Middle East, military industrial complex, Obama Administration, police brutality, property rights, propganda, Royal Dutch Shell, Saudi Arabia, SCOTUS, secret prisons, settlements, Somali refugees, Spain, Sudan, Syria, Taliban, TARP, Tony Hayward, torutre, UK, UN, UN Secret Detention Report, unemployment, USD, Uzbek refugees, war crimes, Washington's Blog, West Bank

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Daily Briefing—16th June 2010

Posted: 16 June 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Afghanistan, BP, BP Gulf oil spill, Bush Administration, Carl Levin, Chicago, CIFA, civil liberties, Congo, Cuba, Darian Worden, David Petraeus, DIA, DPRK, DRC, ECB, economic sanctions, Ecuador, El Paso Intelligence Unit, EPIC, EU, European Union, Federal Reserve, FICOR, flotilla, Free Gaza Movement, Gaza blockade, global bank tax, Haqqani Network, hunger strike, IHH, IMF, immigrant asylum, immigration, Iran, Israel, Justin Raimondo, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, North Korea, Obama Administration, Oracle, Palestine-Israel, Pentagon, political prisoners, renminbi, Richard Daley, RICO Act, SCOTUS, South Korea, Stephen Walt, torture, Turkey, UN, Wal-Mart, West Bank, yuan

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Daily Briefing—11th May 2010

Posted: 11 May 2010 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Afghanistan, AIG, AIPAC, airstrikes, anarchism, Bagram Air Base, bailouts, ballistic missiles, banking, BP, California, Darian Worden, drones, ECB, Elena Kagan, EU, Ezra Klein, Federal Reserve, general strike, Goldman Sachs, Goldstone Report, government regulation, Guantanamo Bay, Gulf oil spill, Hillary Clinton, IISS, Iran, Israel, Jason Ditz, JPMorgan Chase, Keith Weissman, Kevin Carson, libertarian, MI5, miranda rights, Morgan Stanley, North Waziristan, NPT, nuclear weapons, Obama Administration, OTC derivatives, Pakistan, Red Cross, Richard Fulmer, Richard Goldstone, Robert Bradley Jr., Ron Paul, secret prisons, settlements, Stephen Walt, Steve Rosen, Taliban, TARP, torture, Transocean, UN, Venezuela, War on Terror, Washington lobbyists, WHO

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Darian Worden on Left-Libertarianism: ‘Not Really to Conserve, But to Build a New World’ (Video)

Posted: 22 March 2010 by Editors in Philosophy, Political Science
Tags: activism, agorism, Alt Expo, anarchism, anti-authoritarian, anti-autoritarian left, anti-Statism, Benjamin Tucker, Bolshevik Revolution, Bolshevism, Brad Spangler, Charles johnson, civil liberties, conservatism, conservatives, corporatism, counter-economics, counter-politics, cultural conservatism, Darian Worden, democracy, education, electoral politics, feminism, feudalism, Food Not Bombs, Free State Project, French Revolution, Gustave de Molinari, hedonism, immigration, IWW, Kevin Carson, labor theory of value, left libertarianism, left-libertarian, Leninism, libertarian, liberty, LTV, market-anarchism, MLL, Movement of the Libertarian Left, Murray Rothbard, mutualism, New Hampshire Liberty Forum, NHLF 2010, people power, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, plumb line libertarians, progressivism, propaganda, racism, radicalism, Republican Party, revolution, Russian Revolution, Samuel Konkin, SEK3, sexism, slavery, social liberalism, socialism, solidarity, strategy, tea party movement, US, WWI

Darian Worden discusses the left-libertarian umbrella over libertarian socialism, anarcho-syndicalism, mutualism and agorism—its history through the 19th century French Revolution at the inception of self-proclaimed anarchists, the early works of Murray Rothbard and Samuel E. Konkin III, the meanings and significance of ‘left’ and ‘right’ prefixes—at the 2010 New Hampshire Liberty Forum Alt Expo (27:47):

Part One (10:01):

When State Capitalism Fails, We Have Each Other

Posted: 16 March 2010 by Editors in Political Science
Tags: agorism, Alan Greenspan, anarchism, anti-Statism, Austrain Economics, Austrian business cycle, bailout, banking, Ben Bernanke, C4SS, capitalism, Center for a Stateless Society, corporatism, counter-economics, Craig's List, Darian Worden, economy, FDR, Federal Reserve, fiat money, Great Depression, Great Recession, Herbert Hoover, Home Sharing Inc., Hoovervilles, housing crisis, Kevin Carson, Keynesianisn, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Murray Rothbard, mutual aid, mutualism, Newspeak, recession, revolution, Samuel Konkin, SEK3, solidarity, state capitalism, subsidies, tariffs, taxation, US

Darian Worden from the Center for a Stateless Society on solidarity for survival and prosperity.