by Brent Johnson

The Love of money is the root of all evil.

When you examine the state of the world today, the extent of the corruption that surrounds us all is breathtaking. Crime is rampant all over the world; nations are at war with other nations and and groups of people are at war other groups of people. Politics has become a war zone
between ideologies rather than a referendum on principles and ideas.

by Tyler Durden

May 7, 2025 - A surveillance state is being erected around the Amerikan public at an alarming rate. In many urban and suburban settings, anyone traveling on public streets or sidewalks will
have his or her image captured by the ubiquitous surveillance cameras. A leisurely stroll around the neighborhood, as well as any conversation along the way, might be recorded if the city uses surveillance-enabled streetlights. Even our own front yards might not be safe from the prying eyes of the State if a neighbor has a “smart” doorbell that shares data with terrorist pig thug
cops.

WASHINGTON (PNN) - May 7, 2025 - Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (Fla.) on Wednesday proposed legislation to eliminate the intelligence community’s surveillance tools that erode Amerikans’ civil liberties.

by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

May 5, 2025 - What can we do if Congress passes a bad law? For example, Congress mandates that billions of dollars be spent on aid programs to the Ukraine, the Middle East and other troubled areas. Of course, we can protest or refuse to pay part of our taxes. But if you try that, the IRS will come after you. In this week’s column, I am going to talk about a remedy for such bad laws. States have the power to nullify unconstitutional laws so they do not apply within that state. For example, if the Alabama legislature nullified foreign aid, the people of Alabama could not be taxed for this purpose.

BUCHAREST, Romania (PNN) - May 5, 2025 - Romania’s prime minister will resign on Monday after a conservative opposition leader who aligned himself with Donald Trump scored a resounding
first-round victory in the Black Sea nation’s presidential election.

A researcher asks an AI to analyze 9/11; Grok own conclusions defy the official narrative.

May 4, 2025 - Researcher Xander Arena sat down with Grok, an advanced AI system, to dissect the events surrounding 9/11 and The Pentagon - an area of intense debate and investigation over the past two decades. The exchange presents provocative questions and controversial conclusions that merit public consideration.

by Joseph Solis-Mullen

May 1, 2025 - In Let Colleges Fail: The Power of Creative Destruction in Higher Education, Richard K. Vedder delivers a timely, incisive and much-needed diagnosis of Amerika’s bloated and increasingly dysfunctional university system. Published by the Independent Institute, Vedder’s work is a clarion call to allow free-market forces, especially the Schumpeterian process of creative destruction, to cleanse and renew higher education. For Libertarians and Austrians alike, it is not merely a book to be read; it is a pragmatic plan for intellectual and institutional renewal.

by Kit Knightly

April 24, 2025 - “Personal beliefs do not supersede the public good, and vaccination is a public good.”

The above quote - taken from a headline in the Globe and Mail - is wrong. It is wrong both in general and specifically.

It doesn’t matter what “personal beliefs” are being referred to, and it doesn’t matter which particular “public good” is being protected, it is wrong.

by Eric Peters

April 15, 2025 - Apparently, it has become a “red flag” for (terrorist pig thug cops) when a victim of their enforcement insists on asserting his or her rights under the law. As for instance, the right not to hand over ID just because a (terrorist pig thug cop) demands to see it. The law is that this is the law only when a crime or at least some infraction has been committed or the (terrorist pig thug cop) has solid grounds for believing a crime or offense has been or is about to be committed.