Looking back over 2012, it's been one of my leaner blogging years. Not because nothing was happening worth mentioning - quite the contr...

Next week it will be two months since the Serbs in northern Kosovo erected roadblock s to oppose the Albanian government's attempted ta...

The extent to which the British royal wedding has provoked both gushing and loathing from the media and the public bears witness to the endu...

One can write a dozen essays and argue oneself hoarse over the merits of market economy and still get the ignorant response typical of most ...

By way of a friend in faraway New Zealand, I received this afternoon an opinion piece from the New Zealand Herald , in which the author ar...

Sometimes the sheer absurdity of the world we live in, the wrongness of it, tends to overload my synapses and I just stop paying attention ...

From an essay by Anthony Gregory, today at LRC : To love liberty is to oppose the state’s timeless assault on it, whether...

So, a Danish newspaper prints cartoons of Islam's prophet Muhammad several months ago, and the issue flares up two weeks ago into mass p...

There is an excellent piece by H. Arthur Scott Trask on LRC today, dealing with the state of perpetual war so beloved of the Imperial govern...

From an article by Joseph Sobran, titled National Socialism Comes to America : "Americans are still permitted to do a great many thi...

Today on LRC, Anthony Gregory admonishes those who avoid seeing the forest from the trees: The state is not about laws on pieces of paper...

"Once you've been to Serenity, you never leave." Television is often seen as mind-numbing poison - and in most cases, that...

Since the news, rumors and images started coming in from the lost city of New Orleans, I've seen many interesting opinions about the man...

My criticism of the Empire has frequently been mistaken as criticism of America, as if they are somehow one and the same. In the eyes of the...

Rudyard Kipling's poetry, though good, was in the service of promoting the Empire of the day - in his case, the British. Richard Cumming...

Apologies for the lack of posts. Between certain personal obligations and the blistering heatwave rolling across the United States, it's...

I'm backdating this post to July 13, when it should have appeared. That I forgot to post it does not mean its message is any less import...

Charles Featherstone of LRC had another fantastic commentary yesterday, which I somehow missed. For all its belligerence and bluster, he sa...

Musing on the flag-burning amendment recently passed in the House, Anthony Gregory of LRC offers this for thought: "...ever since th...

Inspired by a truly great line from " Revenge of the Sith ," Steven LaTulippe at LRC writes "So This Is How Liberty Dies....