Politics


A frightening insanity emerging in Hungary

The country of Hungary is shifting in a very dangerous direction, as Der Spiegel reports: English German. If you would like to learn about Hungarian libertarianism, which offers a breath…

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What a refreshing difference from the slimy cheap shots of the other candidates

Paul defends Romney ‘fire’ comment, history at Bain

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Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?

This question was posed by PolicyMic.com: “I’m an American underwater in debt and with a stagnant income. Which group should I support: the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?” I…

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Cronyism vs. Free Market Capitalism

An excerpt from my talk to the John Locke Foundation in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Full presentation is available through the preceding link.)

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Egyptian and Mesopotamian Civilization

I just finished Henri Francfort’s quite interesting book The Birth of Civilization in the Near East, from which I picked up some very interesting information and ideas. The discusion of…

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Syrian Bravery

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Threats to Liberty in Egypt

Not only intolerant and radical “Islamism,” but also military/socialist dictatorship: New York Times: Egyptians Say Military Discourages an Open Economy

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Egypt, from the Perspective of One Person Who Was Personally Persecuted by Mubarak

Egypt Will Never Be the Same: What I saw on the streets of Alexandria, by Kareem Amer (Wall Street Journal, January 28, 2011) (I was involved, with many others, in…

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Some Applebaumian Wisdom

Washington Post: “A government of the people’s every wish?” If you don’t live in this country all of the time, and I don’t, here is what you notice when you…

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