Have you noticed how many Americans get upset over the comparisons that are increasingly being made between the United States and National Socialist Germany? After all, it’s not as though we’re living ...
Let’s not mince words: The “freedom” that Americans celebrate today is opposite to the freedom that Americans celebrated on, say, July 4, 1890.
Think about it: In 1890, Americans were celebrating a way ...
The following is the preface to The Failure of America’s Foreign Wars, published by The Future of Freedom Foundation in 1996.
For over one hundred years, the American way of life was unique: no income taxation, ...
Thursday, July 31, 2003
In view of the guerrilla warfare that is being waged against the U.S. military occupation of Iraq, perhaps this is a good time to remind ourselves of how President Lincoln dealt with a similar wartime situation ...
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Given that U.S. forces have failed to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, U.S. officials have focused on an alternative justification for having invaded that country — to free ...
To: FFF Friends and Supporters
From:
Jacob G. Hornberger
President
The Future of Freedom Foundation
11350 Random Hills Road
Suite 800
Fairfax, VA 22030
Tel: (703) 934-6101
Fax: (703) 352-8678
jhornberger@fff.org
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Dear Friends and Supporters of FFF:
Im writing to give you an update on all the good things ...
Now, tell me if I have this right: It doesn’t really matter whether President Bush and his associates lied about Saddam Hussein’s “weapons of mass destruction” or exaggerated the danger — even though ...
There is little difficulty, and there is often very little gain, in declaring the existence of a right to personal freedom. The true difficulty is to secure its enforcement. The Habeas Corpus Acts have achieved this ...
As everyone knows, the federal government has seized upon the September 11 terrorist attacks to expand its power to harass and spy on both immigrants and American citizens. “We must give up some liberty to protect ...
The federal government has announced that it intends to go forward with military tribunals for trials of suspected terrorists. The trials will not be held in the United States, however, but instead ...
