Attention Deficit Democracy by Future of Freedom Foundation April 22, 2010 The following is the introduction to James Bovards new book, Attention Deficit Democracy. The forms of our free government have outlasted the ends for which they were instituted, and have become a mere mockery of the people for whose benefit they should operate. Americus Delusions about democracy are subverting peace and freedom. The American system of government is collapsing thanks to ignorant citizens, lying politicians, and a government leashed neither by law nor Constitution. While presidents and pundits harp on democracys inevitable spread around the world, it is perishing at home. Victorious politicians routinely invoke the "will of the people" to sanctify their power. But voters cannot countenance what they do not understand. The "will of the people" ...
Private: Commentaries – 2007 by Future of Freedom Foundation January 1, 2007 December 2007 Are Conservatives (Undocumented) Aliens? by Jacob G. Hornberger Torturing the Language of Torture by Sheldon Richman Nonintervention: The Original Foreign Policy (Video) by Ron Paul The Tortured Logic of Executive Supremacy (Video) by Joseph R. Stromberg Iran's Phantom Nukes by Sheldon Richman Technology and Government Power A Deadly Cocktail Freedom (Video) by Bob Barr November 2007 Bully of the Playground: How Washington Makes Enemies Abroad and Undermines Freedom at Home (Video) by Ted Galen Carpenter The Myth of a Risk-Free Life by Tibor Machan Iraq 3.0 by Sheldon Richman Advancing Liberty With Your Support by Jacob G. Hornberger Should the State License Human Beings? by Sheldon Richman The Soviet-Style Attack on NORFED by Jacob G. Hornberger The CIAs Detention, Interrogation, and Rendition Program (Video) by Joanne Mariner
Commentaries – 2007 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 24, 2010 December 2007 Are Conservatives (Undocumented) Aliens? by Jacob G. Hornberger Torturing the Language of Torture by Sheldon Richman Nonintervention: The Original Foreign Policy (Video) by Ron Paul The Tortured Logic of Executive Supremacy (Video) by Joseph R. Stromberg Iran's Phantom Nukes by Sheldon Richman Technology and Government Power A Deadly Cocktail Freedom (Video) by Bob Barr November 2007 Bully of the Playground: How Washington Makes Enemies Abroad and Undermines Freedom at Home (Video) by Ted Galen Carpenter The Myth of a Risk-Free Life by Tibor Machan Iraq 3.0 by Sheldon Richman Advancing Liberty With Your Support by Jacob G. Hornberger Should the State License Human Beings? by Sheldon Richman The Soviet-Style Attack on NORFED by Jacob G. Hornberger The CIAs Detention, Interrogation, and Rendition Program (Video) by Joanne Mariner Life & Property by Tibor Machan The Foolishness and Immorality of ...
Private: Freedom Daily – 2000 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 25, 2010 January 2000 Is Democracy Freedom? by Jacob G. Hornberger Why Shouldn't We Question the Good War? by Jacob G. Hornberger Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 37: Free Banking and the Market Demand for Money by Richard M. Ebeling Why Does Buchanan Scare Them? by Sheldon Richman King of Chaos: The Fiasco of Floyd by James Bovard Liberty and Virtue: Invaluable and Inseparable: ...
Freedom Daily – 2000 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 25, 2010 January 2000 Is Democracy Freedom? by Jacob G. Hornberger Why Shouldn't We Question the Good War? by Jacob G. Hornberger Monetary Central Planning and the State, Part 37: Free Banking and the Market Demand for Money by Richard M. Ebeling Why Does Buchanan Scare Them? by Sheldon Richman King of Chaos: The Fiasco of Floyd by James Bovard Liberty and ...
Background of the Middle East Conflict, Part 3 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 2, 2010 In 1936, the Arabs went on a six-month general strike, seeking both economic reforms and a moratorium on all debt. The Arabs would call off the strike if the British would end Jewish immigration. Instead, the British increased the immigration quota by 10 percent, establishing the port at Tel Aviv under Jewish control, which became the port of entry ...
Background of the Middle East Conflict, Part 3 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 26, 2010 In 1936, the Arabs went on a six-month general strike, seeking both economic reforms and a moratorium on all debt. The Arabs would call off the strike if the British would end Jewish immigration. Instead, the British increased the immigration quota by 10 percent, establishing the port at Tel Aviv under Jewish control, which became the port of entry ...
Private: Freedom Daily – 2004 by Future of Freedom Foundation January 1, 2004 January 2004 Sanctions: The Cruel and Brutal War Against the Iraqi People, Part 1 by Jacob G. Hornberger Iraqi Sanctions: Were They Worth It? by Sheldon Richman Iraqi Sanctions and American Intentions: Blameless Carnage? Part 1 by James Bovard The Perils of Nation-Building, Part 1 by Doug Bandow A Lesson from Vietnam, Part 1 by Wendy McElroy The Drug War and Terrorism by Scott McPherson
Sudan: Dont Forget the Past Follies by Future of Freedom Foundation April 2, 2010 Many politicians and much of the media are hollering for a U.S. military intervention into Sudan to stop the growing carnage in that nations civil war. However, few Americans clearly recall the debacle from the last time the United States attacked Sudan. Operation Infinite Reach was a farce of the first order and may ...
Freedom Daily – 2004 by Future of Freedom Foundation April 26, 2010 January 2004 Sanctions: The Cruel and Brutal War Against the Iraqi People, Part 1 by Jacob G. Hornberger Iraqi Sanctions: Were They Worth It? by Sheldon Richman Iraqi Sanctions and American Intentions: Blameless Carnage? Part 1 by James Bovard The Perils of Nation-Building, Part 1 by Doug ...
Freedom Daily – 2004 by Future of Freedom Foundation October 12, 2010 January 2004 Sanctions: The Cruel and Brutal War Against the Iraqi People, Part 1 by Jacob G. Hornberger Iraqi Sanctions: Were They Worth It? by Sheldon Richman Iraqi Sanctions and American Intentions: Blameless Carnage? Part 1 by James Bovard The Perils of Nation-Building, Part 1 by Doug Bandow A Lesson from Vietnam, Part 1 by Wendy McElroy The Drug War and Terrorism by Scott McPherson
Libertarian Class Analysis by Future of Freedom Foundation March 27, 2010 Say the words class analysis or class conflict and most people will think of Karl Marx. The idea that there are irreconcilable classes, their conflict inherent in the nature of things, is one of the signatures of Marxism. That being the case, people who want nothing to do with Marxism quite ...
