Persons with no desire for self-control, anxious for the security of lives planned and controlled for them by others, may view with patient resignation the prevailing trend away from freedom in the United States and in most other lands. Things are going their way. But anyone who views with alarm the growing interventionism will want to plan his escape soon. By tomorrow, or next month, or next year, he might have lost the will--and the capacity--to be free. The escape route, the path to freedom, lies in self-help, self-control, self-responsibility, self-reliance, self-improvement. And slow starters are unlikely to make it.
Ike Was Right about the Deep State
This morning, a missile that Russia fired at Ukraine flew over Moldova and came within 22 miles of Romania, which is a member of NATO. If the missile had hit Romania, there would have been immediate demands under NATO’s Article 5, especially within the Ukrainian leadership, for NATO to respond immediately by attacking Russia. It's also worth noting that NATO wants to make ...
The State of the Union
by Jacob G. Hornberger and Richard M. Ebeling
What is the state of the union as per President Biden's State of the Union address? FFF ...
The Federal Dietary Wrecking Ball
by James Bovard
Politicians are hellbent on intruding further into Americans’ stomachs. In September, President Biden hosted a White House Summit on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. A ...
The Deadly Toll of Warrior Policing on Steroids
by John W. Whitehead
That the police officers charged with the beating death of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols are Black is a distraction. Don’t be distracted....
The Wealth of Nations
by Jacob G. Hornberger and Richard M. Ebeling
Why are some nations wealthier than other nations? Adam Smith addressed this question in his opus of ...
The War on Consumption
by Laurence M. Vance
Although Americans believe that they live in a free country — some would even say the freest country on earth — that freedom is ...
