The always-lucid John Markley says the State cements in its approval by "doing something" about a problem, even when it has created the problem.

David Smith (and Oscar Wilde) on the "fourth estate," their marriage with the State, and how the Internet will destroy them all.

Bob Murphy says Alex Velazquez is right on interest -- and Mises was wrong. In yer face, Ludwig! Just kidding.

Fred Godinez says we can use non-liberty-specific literature to proselytize. 

Ohhhh please. Alex Velazquez says John Walker is a criminal. American congressmen are criminals. Bomber pilots are criminals. All should be punished by the people they have harmed.

Emmett Harris says the Floridian State slaughtered 90% of the residential citrus in South Florida for tax reasons. Velazquez said something different here, here, and here.

Jules Varwig says, to the animal rights freaks, it's less about protecting animals' rights than taking away ours.

Harry Valentine says government-financed fuel cell development could obliterate the economy.

Jason Smith tells us about a game that teaches kids how to successfully crush a people under your boot.

Scott Catt on prison rape and manufacturing criminals. 

...not just power. Gus Ellis on the democracy fraud. 

James S on making the world ancap, one city at a time. Much more probable than the FSP.

Rick Gee says the US Government probably let Osama go so that they could continue their Joe Blow-sanctioned destruction and murder sprees around the world.

Jason Ditz on drugging kids into a stupor for acting like kids.