Roy Smith on the mainstream media: mouthpieces of the State.

Harry Valentine says if those evangelical Christian freaks want to be there when the Messiah comes (or comes back), they'd better support land reclamation in Israel!

Dan Mahoney embraces the rationalist label that Gene Callahan used derogatorily, and says why rationalism is the only logical approach to the question of property rights. Oh, and start some coffee.

The title says it all...Per Bylund on how tribalism brought hellfire on the WTC.

Harry Valentine says we should not be taxed to support America's puppet regimes throughout the world, and comes up with an interesting scheme for private foreign aid, citizen-to-citizen. 

Emmett Harris on how easy it is for the government to dupe people into giving up their freedoms.

Aaron James Sutherlin denounces the disgusting worship of State and Death by the moronic masses, both Arab and American.

"I wrote it alone back here in the woods in the middle of a raging thunderstorm Sunday night with heavy thoughts on my mind. I wrote it in an attempt to get people to think a little about what is actually happening. Random thoughts to provoke thought expressed in the form of a simple story. For them to look at history while it is happening." Jason Smith writes a bedtime story for the deranged.

Gene Callahan gallantly defends Bob Murphy's honor against "rationalist" Dan Mahoney. This is beginning to look like an IRA strategy session...

Could Larry Ellison be Satan himself? Check out his horrendous record courtesy of David Smith.

Rachael Anne Fajardo relates her September 11th experience, and how it will be hard for her to accept the slaughter of innocents when she "grows up."

Bob Murphy's third installment in his fantastic theoretical system of voluntary market law.

Robert Vroman on longevity and how government restrictions stifle innovation in science.

Andy Stedman proposes a market-based way to defend ourselves from the state.

Michael Yuri with a chilling metaphor involving a child, his mother, and a beehive.

Alex Velazquez isn't afraid to criticize American Jews on their blind support for Israel, and he's not even worried about being branded an anti-Semite. Oh, and Arabs are human beings, in case anyone forgot that.

Robert Hutchinson saw Brits on TV that weren't afraid to say that American foreign policy was the impetus for the Attack on America. Then the media tried to cover it up.

Emmett Harris says if you want American flags, you better welcome high flag prices, but Jeb Bush doesn't see it that way. Anti-state.com doesn't care either way: we aren't very fond of the government's flag of oppression.

Scott Catt, in his typical bulldog researching style, digs up all the dirt on how the evangelical fanatics in America have pressured the US government to form an entangling alliance with Israel.

"We know war will accomplish nothing.  War is not inevitable, it is not unavoidable, it is not a product of human nature but the principal export of the State." James S has a proposition for you.

Robert Hutchinson weeps for the dead and their families, but sees red in response to our truest enemy: The State.

And thank goodness for that, say Jules Varwig. "Hope that we can truly show the world the way to Peace and Liberty."

Rick Gee on how the anarcho-capitalist society precludes the mass-murder of innocents.

Diane Rhodes tells us about what the good people in her town are doing to help, without any prodding by our despicable rulers.

Jason Smith on the madmen that rule the world, and why they're responsible for the carnage we witnessed today.

James Dale Yohe on why tens of thousands of people may have died in New York today.

Dan Mahoney writes again! More on a priori law and property rights.

Diane Rhodes relates her own personal attack by the State's evil War on Drugs and how the justice system is anything but that.