If your small business has been forcibly shuttered this year by your state or local government, be sure to thank me for my service. If you’ve been unable to accompany your loved ones in moments of medical or health crises, be sure to thank me for my service. If you’ve been compelled to wear something…
I had the distinct honor to briefly speak at the first annual Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity Foreign Policy conference this past week in Virginia. It was an excellent one-day event, with a slew of great speakers from Jacob Hornsberger to Lew Rockwell, to Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY), and finally, Dr Paul himself.…
Join Jessica Pavoni as she interviews our first guest not affiliated with the military! Danilo Cuellar is a voluntarist, anarchist, peaceful parent, and more. I wanted to have him on the show because we share similar beliefs regarding governance, political philosophy, and morality. We discuss minarchism versus anarchism, crony capitalism, and how Danilo ultimately came…
We talk about why he joined the military, what operations he was involved in, his “aha” moment of fighting for empire, and more.
Rep Duncan Hunter (R-CA) recently proposed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that – somewhat surprisingly – passed the House Armed Services Committee. If approved, the amendment would require women to register for the Selective Service. This issue was bound to come up eventually, as women have recently been allowed to compete for…
Ideas form words, and action follows from ideas. When war is falsely called “defensive” or “humanitarian,” the words provide a vehicle for the public at large to silently (or openly) condone violent, immoral action against other humans.
The CO process isn’t quite figured out yet; learn how James eventually left the military
Learn why a F-15E fighter pilot left the military as a conscientious objector…
The truth is that the political war hawks in the United States aren’t solely interested in combatting terrorism (an otherwise legitimate concern). They’re also interested in forcefully removing those from power whom they don’t like (whether it means an aggressive war or not). If the two interests align: great. If not, they do their best to brainwash the public in hopes that the blatant hypocrisy of their position doesn’t outshine the international “villain” of choice.
This is a neat little book that focuses on a simple yet important idea: “government is an unnecessary evil.” The authors, Morris and Linda Tannehill, oversimplify their argument at times, but the central idea is right: evil is not a necessary component of society.
LibertyBug 