Freedom

          By John W. Whitehead  March 03, 2014 “The First Amendment was intended to secure something more than an exercise in futility.”—Justice John Paul Stevens, dissenting in Minnesota Board for Community Colleges […]

By Prof. James Petras The Obama regime, in coordination with its allies and proxies, has re-launched a virulent world-wide campaign to destroy independent governments, encircle and ultimately, undermine global competitors, and establish a new US […]

By John W. Whitehead “I thought I had freedom of speech here,” the man said to the police officer. “You don’t. You just lost it,” the officer replied. Once again, the U.S. government is attempting […]

By Richard Ebeling Seventy years ago this month, on March 10, 1944, The Road to Serfdom by Friedrich A. Hayek was first published in Great Britain. For seven decades it has continued to challenge and […]

by Paul Craig Roberts The White House Fool has repeatedly declared erroneously and foolishly that it is “against international law” for Crimea to exercise self-determination. [1] Self-determination, as used by Washington, is a propaganda term that […]

By Joe Wright http://www.kidsforcashthemovie.com The fact that the United States leads the world in prison population is becoming common knowledge. Somewhat lesser known is the direct connection between corporate prisons and incarceration rates. There is […]

    By Mark Dice 368 cameras, 1.8giga, flying over three miles high, the newly declassified Argus Drone can zoom in and see if you dropped a candy bar wrapper anywhere in it’s 15 square […]

by Ben O’Neill [This article is part of a series. See Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US Courts.] We begin our analysis of the legal machinations of the NSA by looking at the secret […]

by Thorsten Polleit Credit is a wonderful tool that can help advance the division of labor, thereby increasing productivity and prosperity. The granting of credit enables savers to spread their income over time, as they […]

By Kevin Cooper Hunger strikes and other acts of rebellion convey images of prison as a place of defiance. But a large proportion of the inmate population “refuse to even raise an ink pen to […]